Doc Wine Bar

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chitraveler

Joined 5 years ago

Good food - very crowded but great atmosphere. Don't expect much from the wait staff - not real friendly.. The chiorzo stuffed dates wrapped in bacon were great and the red pasta with pancetta and capers was really good. We had a bad moment when the lady bartender got in a snit when we chuckled at her asking us if she could review the wine list with us. It was at least 25 pages - so we chuckled and must have hurt her feelings because she ignored us from that point on and someone else kindly took our $58 dollar bottle order. Same thing happended with the waiter when he asked us if we wanted dessert. We asked him what it was. He had to make an extra trip to find out and when we didn't order, he abruptly walked off.

So I would go for the good food and not expect much from the wait staff.

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jrip625

Joined 5 years ago

Warm decor, good food.. We loved the new D.O.C wine bar outside the Yorktown Shopping Center with its warm, modern, conversation-friendly decor and well-informed servers. Our wild mushroom fritters with reggiano crema and curly spinach salad with honey mustard dressing, pistachios and goat cheese were delicious!

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Valerie Moloney

Joined 8 years ago

Yorktown Center wine bar showcases international wines with classic American dishes.. In Short
The team behind Dunlays on Clark, a sister DOC in Lincoln Park and others test the Western suburban scene in an intimate, window-filled space lined with booths and plenty of bar stools. The wine list boasts more than 300 global selections, the perfect pairings for a classic American menu spun by Chef Philipp Vitti, a Tru alum. Signature bites include a Wrightwood Salad mixed with sliced chicken, cabarnet-brasied short ribs and more.