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Picnic Wine & Provisions offers a Rogers Park destination for fine wines, gourmet food and gift baskets: All things “picnic”. Owned and operated by local entrepreneur, Liz Ahearn, Picnic brings people together to share ideas and get to know their neighbors over wine, food and art. Picnic embraces the changing seasons with a sustainably sourced, rotating menu, and aligns with community needs for an inclusive, safe place for all. Public and private events highlight art openings, musical gatherings, wine tastings and classes. Come in for your groceries and stay for a glass of wine and inspiring conversation in a comfortable setting.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 7301 N Sheridan Rd, Chicago, IL 60626
Phone: (773) 856-0000
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Reviews
Flora Zambakari
Opened in 2019, this spot is great. They have multiple places for you to sit both indoors and outdoors. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable about the wine and even the vendors they work with.
They do have a small section of non-alcoholic beverages (NA Cocktails, Sparkling Water, etc). They have snacks and was surprised when they had began cheese and a vegan chorizo!
I got a large sparkling water which was $7.5.
… moreThey do have a small section of non-alcoholic beverages (NA Cocktails, Sparkling Water, etc). They have snacks and was surprised when they had began cheese and a vegan chorizo!
I got a large sparkling water which was $7.5.
Po S
True to the other reviews this is a hidden gem! The Thursday wine tastings was so fun and the people who ran the spot were so friendly and warm. They even had vegan cheese and were super accommodating! Definitely planning to come back again
… moreSavannah Whittington
So cozy, cute, and inviting! Brita was extremely helpful and suggested a funky (and I mean this in a wonderfully positive way) wine that was aged in clay! Prices were reasonable, there are comfy places to sit and hang out, I can’t complain. I will definitely be back and recommending this spot to clients who are living in the area!
… moreIke Novak
I’m going to start off by saying I bought what was supposed to be a $24 bottle of wine and paid more than double that price for it. I will also say I was made aware of these charges, though it’s hard to say no sometimes as someone adds multiple extra charges and you see the final total and are horrified.
So I bring the bottle labeled “24” (dollars) to the counter. The person behind the counter, who has done and will do nothing for me other than check me out and uncork my wine (no table service, not even a check-in to see how we’re doing, though they may have cleaned up the table after we left), lets me know the corkage fee is $15. I’m shocked. This is three times the largest corkage fee I’ve paid to bring outside alcohol *into* a restaurant (I’ve never paid a corkage fee at all to have alcohol I bought inside of any establishment, restaurant or otherwise), but I say OK. That’s on me. I probably should’ve said “that’s an insane and baseless charge,” but I didn’t; I said “that’s ok….” Again, that was my choice.
Next, I’m informed that, despite making my purchase individually at the counter without having been helped in any way, without any kind of table service for me or any other people in my group, the size of our party means an automatic 20% gratuity is being applied to carry my own wine to the counter and be handed two glasses.
I tip minimum 20% as a rule at restaurants. I support corkage fees. I understand that boutique stores have higher prices. This experience was, at bottom, infuriating and mind-boggling. There is no cognizable reason why a bottle of wine, already being sold at a mark-up (again, understandably), more than *doubles* in price because I carried it from the shelf to the counter.
As long as I live, I will never set foot in this place again, and I will tell everyone I know that I don’t think the price is worth it. That said, I wish you divas well. I’m sure there are plenty of wealthy white women who are in dire need of a watering hole.
… moreSo I bring the bottle labeled “24” (dollars) to the counter. The person behind the counter, who has done and will do nothing for me other than check me out and uncork my wine (no table service, not even a check-in to see how we’re doing, though they may have cleaned up the table after we left), lets me know the corkage fee is $15. I’m shocked. This is three times the largest corkage fee I’ve paid to bring outside alcohol *into* a restaurant (I’ve never paid a corkage fee at all to have alcohol I bought inside of any establishment, restaurant or otherwise), but I say OK. That’s on me. I probably should’ve said “that’s an insane and baseless charge,” but I didn’t; I said “that’s ok….” Again, that was my choice.
Next, I’m informed that, despite making my purchase individually at the counter without having been helped in any way, without any kind of table service for me or any other people in my group, the size of our party means an automatic 20% gratuity is being applied to carry my own wine to the counter and be handed two glasses.
I tip minimum 20% as a rule at restaurants. I support corkage fees. I understand that boutique stores have higher prices. This experience was, at bottom, infuriating and mind-boggling. There is no cognizable reason why a bottle of wine, already being sold at a mark-up (again, understandably), more than *doubles* in price because I carried it from the shelf to the counter.
As long as I live, I will never set foot in this place again, and I will tell everyone I know that I don’t think the price is worth it. That said, I wish you divas well. I’m sure there are plenty of wealthy white women who are in dire need of a watering hole.
Tonjia Linderoth
What a great spot, we will stop in again. You can get a beverage, they offer beers, wines and assorted NA drinks, along with snacks of all kinds. There is sitting inside and out. They carry lots of bottled wines and food stuffs, you need to stop in and see for yourself.
… moreYuri Arroyo
Unquestionably, the best hidden gem in the area! I’m so thankful that I was able to find this spot that provides great wine for such an affordable cost! The atmosphere is very vibrant, cozy, and relaxing. Lastly, Geoff gave us a mini wine education that was very much appreciated & recommended a wine that complimented our Super Bowl dinner. Truly amazing!
… moreLaura Shea
I ordered a mixed case of wine for my daughter’s birthday and the store handled everything beautifully. Chelsea made sure that the delivery was perfect and even included a little gift from the shop! I would absolutely recommend them for all your wine needs!
… moreMichelle Sartin
Liz and her team are thriving! So many wonderful neighborhood events and specials for customers. I have been a member of the wine club for months and joined a picnic sponsored yoga event this morning. So much attention to detail and care put into everything they do. Happy to be a local supporter or such a great place!
… moreNancy Kenyon
Lovely place & lovely people. They have nice spots outdoors & are very COVID cautious but in a way that is comfortable. They were so happy to tell us about the wines (some great finds) & the size options & pricing are just right. And they have wine tastings!
… moreAndreas Vassilos
Liz & crew are wonderful & generous.
Best hang out in our fair city of big shoulders
… moreBest hang out in our fair city of big shoulders