Looking for a new spot to wine down after work? The Greater Boston area is home to some top-notch wine bars.

Whether you're an oenophile or just getting into the vino, here are 10 local wine bars to add to your boozy bucket list.

haley.henry, 45 Province St.

The Downtown Crossing bar is known for small production wine, plus craft beer and eats like ceviche and charcuterie. Pro tip: take advantage of the half bottle concept if you aren't looking to buy a full bottle.

The perfect spot for sipping some wine before a show, this Theater District bar and kitchen offers wine flights with 2 oz sips and a varied food menu, including tacos + flatbreads.

Spoke Wine Bar, 89 Holland St., Somerville

The intimate Davis Square spot has been around since 2013 + was revitalized in 2016. Visit Wednesdays-Saturdays to sip from the impressive wine list and enjoy bites like buratta and grilled mochi.

Rebel Rebel, 1 Bow Market Way, Somerville

The beloved Bow Market shop serves fine, natural wines daily. The food menu is limited, so plan to grab a bite nearby at one of the market's rotating food vendors, like Bluefin or Mike & Patty's.

Colette Wine Bistro, 1924 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge

Grab a seat at the iconic pink couch, order from the curated list of wines by the glass, and try a dish from the seasonal dinner menu (think: steak frites and pan seared scallops).

Dear Annie, 1741 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge

Recently featured in Bon Appétit, the Cambridge restaurant is rethinking pub culture by serving natural wine and pescatarian eats in a thoughtfully designed space. It's open every day except Tuesdays, walk-in only. Pro tip: visit Mondays for pizza night.

Honorable mentions go to Nathálie at The Fenway, Bubble Bath at High Street Place, Frenchie Wine Bistro in the South End + Fromage in Southie.