Echelon Wine Bar

I want to express that this is still my favorite winery. Every time that we’ve been to lost Creek/Echelon the customer service is out of this world. The executive chefs are amazing and you can tell they take pride at what they do. the decor and the atmosphere has always been pleasant. Trinity is my favorite wine It’s sweet and has a smoky/pepper taste to it. If that’s up your alley. You should definitely give that a try and take a bottle or two to go like I always do. I want to thank Bear & Kate They were super attentive and pleasant, I do appreciate them going above and beyond for us. We’ll be back again💜

ABSOLUTELY loved this place. Great food. Great service. Great ambiance. Went for a wine social and stayed for brunch. Everything we ate was delicious! I definitely recommend the crab Benedict, parmesan grits, steak and eggs, and French toast (and I typically don't eat French toast). The creamy espresso martini was a good addition to my meal. I may have found my brunch go to spot...

Everything we had here was fantastic! Super cute wine bar. Service was outstanding! Ash was our server- Ash was very knowledgeable about the wine selection and made great recommendations. We tried the scallops, halibut, tuna tacos, grits, and the cheeseboard. We will definitely be back

My wife and I had a wonderful time at echelon wine Bar. Tonight. We went for our eighth anniversary since we got engaged and we had a wonderful time. The bartender was very insightful and knowledgeable and provided great insight about the different wines available. The prices while high were very well stated for the amount of value received. The food and wine were amazing. We highly recommend the gnocchi, the risotto, and the burrata. All of the food was delicious and would not be something to skip. The food is meant to be served top of style where a lot of small bites are selected and eaten and shared across the table. We will be back and we will be enjoying it again soon.

A wonderful "speakeasy" in Leesburg! Well, not really a speakeasy, but a great unassuming restaurant hidden in the bowels off of King Street in Leesburg. Down a flight of stairs to a modern, classy looking basement restaurant. We went for 3 reasons: trying the wines, trying the food and participating at one of the wine classes they offer. On all three, they earned high marks. We started the evening with a sampling of a white and red wine flight of 3 wines each of our choosing. This accompanied 3 dishes we shared: a cheese charcuterie, shrimp risotto, and a short rib tagliatelli. We ordered the flights from their wine glasses menu which featured 8 to 10 of each. The whites we chose, a sparkling, a sauv blanc and a vermentino, were ok, but not outstanding; the sparkling was the best. The