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Welcome to our historic 1770 wine cellar! We focus on small production, organic, sustainable and/or biodynamic wines. Come by for a glass, a flight or a bottle of your new favorite wine! Cheese + charcuterie boards are our speciality! Pre-order a customizable platter on our website, or walk-in to grab a prefixed board. We offer a seasonally changing menu of small bites, such as panini sandwiches, tinned fish, fondue, hummus plates etc.
Address and Contact Information
Address: Lower level, rear, 58 Main St, East Greenwich, RI 02818
Phone: (401) 856-6638
Website: http://grazeonmaineg.com/
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Reviews
Ariana Maria
This place is a GEM, and worth going to East Greenwich for. In addition to the exceptional service and quaint, cozy Autumn ambiance (it feels like grandmothers cottage somehow mixed with hip, cool cabin vibes) .. the food is out of this world. I’m a NYC gal, born & raised, and I do not ever find pizza impressive outside of New York…. But this… this pizza was Godly. So was the burrata. And the flourless chocolate cake. I’m drooling just thinking about how much I’d like to go back. (And take advantage of the adorable outside seating on a warm Summer day)
… moreJason Clinton
Graze on Main is one of those rare places that gets everything right. It’s not just another wine spot. There are so much more.
The food is outstanding, thoughtfully crafted, fresh, and genuinely delicious. Every dish feels intentional, balanced, and made to be enjoyed slowly, whether you’re sharing plates or just need some relaxing time for yourself.
The wine selection is excellent, but what really elevates the experience is the knowledge and attentive staff. The customer service here is top-tier: warm, welcoming, friendly, and never pretentious. They make you feel comfortable whether you’re a wine enthusiast or just go there to relax and enjoy yourself.
The atmosphere is another big win. Cozy stylish, and inviting. It’s perfect for a date night, catching up with friends, or just unwinding after a long day. It’s the ideal balance of energy and intimacy that makes you want to stay longer than planned.
Graze on Main isn’t just a place to grab a glass of wine, it’s a full experience.
… moreThe food is outstanding, thoughtfully crafted, fresh, and genuinely delicious. Every dish feels intentional, balanced, and made to be enjoyed slowly, whether you’re sharing plates or just need some relaxing time for yourself.
The wine selection is excellent, but what really elevates the experience is the knowledge and attentive staff. The customer service here is top-tier: warm, welcoming, friendly, and never pretentious. They make you feel comfortable whether you’re a wine enthusiast or just go there to relax and enjoy yourself.
The atmosphere is another big win. Cozy stylish, and inviting. It’s perfect for a date night, catching up with friends, or just unwinding after a long day. It’s the ideal balance of energy and intimacy that makes you want to stay longer than planned.
Graze on Main isn’t just a place to grab a glass of wine, it’s a full experience.
Christine Scotti
An excellent to hang out with friends and family. All the food and drinks we had were phenomenal and the atmosphere transports you to a tiny European vineyard. A must try spot!
… moreValentina Notcheva Holyshevska
A cozy, rustic atmosphere with beautifully presented delicious small plates and excellent drinks! The caprese sandwich and truffle fries were our favorites.
… moreDani
As locals, we make a point to consistently support and patronize our neighborhood establishments, which is why this experience was especially disappointing.
We actually started going to this place in the very beginning, when it was just a small kitchen in the back selling boxed cheese and fruit with bottles of wine. We watched it grow from those early days and continued going through all the ups and downs, understanding that new places often go through growing pains. We genuinely believed it would work itself out.
When things got going, it really was lovely. The atmosphere was welcoming and the service matched the great concept of a neighborhood bar/restaurant. Unfortunately, since the recent staff turnover, the experience has gone significantly downhill.
We’ve now visited twice recently, and both times we were treated as if we didn’t exist by the same few employees. The second visit was particularly frustrating. The place was very slow with plenty of open tables, yet we were seated and never even greeted by a server. No water, no acknowledgment, not even a quick “I’ll be right with you.” We sat there long enough to realize we were simply being ignored while the one table next to us received full service. The server would not even make eye contact with us. Very similar to our previous experience.
What made it even more uncomfortable was seeing other guests around us being greeted and served normally. It almost felt personal, as if we were the only table being overlooked. FOR THE SECOND TIME.
Hospitality is the most basic expectation when dining out, especially at a place that should feel welcoming and social. Instead, we felt completely invisible.
We also noticed that a new place from the same group is opening across the street. We had actually been looking forward to making that our regular weekly stop for wine and provisions, but after these experiences we truly hope the staff there is completely different.
We genuinely want to support local businesses in our community and had great experiences here when you first opened, which makes this decline even more disappointing. We hope management takes a serious look at the current service standards, because right now it’s a far cry from what this place used to be.
… moreWe actually started going to this place in the very beginning, when it was just a small kitchen in the back selling boxed cheese and fruit with bottles of wine. We watched it grow from those early days and continued going through all the ups and downs, understanding that new places often go through growing pains. We genuinely believed it would work itself out.
When things got going, it really was lovely. The atmosphere was welcoming and the service matched the great concept of a neighborhood bar/restaurant. Unfortunately, since the recent staff turnover, the experience has gone significantly downhill.
We’ve now visited twice recently, and both times we were treated as if we didn’t exist by the same few employees. The second visit was particularly frustrating. The place was very slow with plenty of open tables, yet we were seated and never even greeted by a server. No water, no acknowledgment, not even a quick “I’ll be right with you.” We sat there long enough to realize we were simply being ignored while the one table next to us received full service. The server would not even make eye contact with us. Very similar to our previous experience.
What made it even more uncomfortable was seeing other guests around us being greeted and served normally. It almost felt personal, as if we were the only table being overlooked. FOR THE SECOND TIME.
Hospitality is the most basic expectation when dining out, especially at a place that should feel welcoming and social. Instead, we felt completely invisible.
We also noticed that a new place from the same group is opening across the street. We had actually been looking forward to making that our regular weekly stop for wine and provisions, but after these experiences we truly hope the staff there is completely different.
We genuinely want to support local businesses in our community and had great experiences here when you first opened, which makes this decline even more disappointing. We hope management takes a serious look at the current service standards, because right now it’s a far cry from what this place used to be.
andrea “And” Petrone
Their food was so delicious. We had dirty martini dip with chips and a Panini Capri. I will definitely be going back there to try the charcuterie board. They are super friendly in there and the atmosphere and there is so cool. I feel like I’m in a Greek garden.
… moreAlex Millard
Cozy, warm, and inviting spot with simple, well-prepared Italian food, attentive service, and interesting, affordably priced wines and cocktails. We went on a busy night and it looked like they were in the weeds, so we let our server know we were on a timeline and she assured us that we would be good. She took *amazing* care of us, expedited our orders, and got us to church (well, the concert at the Odeum anyway) on time! We had pizzas, salads, the dirty martini dip, and queso freir. All delicious. Barrel aged negronis, dirty martinis, and various wines also fabulous. Highly recommended for a casual meal (or just a cocktail or three).
… moreLiz
This place is a gem, from the atmosphere to the food and the staff.
It’s one of a kind and is truly a perfect spot to just stop in for drinks to bottles, to relaxing and enjoying delicious food and your surroundings. I can’t recommend this place enough!
… moreIt’s one of a kind and is truly a perfect spot to just stop in for drinks to bottles, to relaxing and enjoying delicious food and your surroundings. I can’t recommend this place enough!
al leclaire
Fabulous place. Would be great on a non-rainy night on the outside porch. That being said the inside is beautiful and very cozy. The cheese board was wonderful and the wine was extremely good. Come down enjoy the atmosphere and fantastic wine!
… moreCarol Conley
What a find! For $50, I ordered a charcuterie tower (plenty for 2 people), a glass of Cabernet Sauvignon, and my absolutely favorite dessert, Affogato. Everything was delicious. The service was impeccable, and the atmosphere was that of a charming wine cellar. It’s directly across from the Greenwich Odeum, with free parking in the municipal lot next door, and the perfect place for a treat before a show. I can’t wait to return!
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