Wc Wine Charcuterie

Now this place is small!, but all things and packages as they say…great vibe and atmosphere..first visit and we live in the area! our server was so happy and friendly, recommending wines and mixed chac board, cheeses to die for, wasn’t sure how to fit on tiny table but just added to the charm…time passed quickly and didn’t want to leave…might be back!!!!

Interesting quirky wine bar in converted Victorian under Clapham Common tube station. Good selection of drinks cheese/meats plus a few other lite offerings.

Was very excited to try this place, two of us waited over an hour and fifteen minutes for our cheese board, whilst the other guest had hers within half an hour. The waitress finally served it with the statement that we had to leave within half an hour for the next booking. They then refused to remove anything from the bill except for the discretionary service charge, which as always is optional. Showed no remorse or any level of decent customer service. They said the board was late due to the cheese being baked, we received one sloppy lukewarm cheese and the rest fridge cold. They said they had a small kitchen on a Saturday night which is understandable but the managers could easily take fewer bookings or advice on waiting times. Incredibly poorly managed, unfriendly and unprofessional staff with no senses of urgency. We’ve all worked in hospitality before, it was abundantly clear to us that the staff were untrained. Would absolutely not recommend this place, £100 down the drain.

Very nice place. The wine list is both extensive and curated, showcasing a range of old-world classics and new-world gems. Each bottle tells a story, and the knowledgeable staff are more than willing to guide you through it. The cheese and charcuterie pairings are impeccable, elevating the wine-tasting experience.

It’s a comfortable , cosy and slightly quirky venue, perfect for a shortish visit. Service is pleasant and unobtrusive and perhaps not for someone who demands instant attention. Wine and charcuterie were all pretty good. I would perhaps have preferred a more extensive wine list. The decor is quite grand, dark and wooden and befits the heritage of the bar although perhaps for a converted Victorian WC, the single toilet is a little underwhelming. On a Monday night, it was full and with groups waiting being turned away.