As the temperature drops, there's something about settling into a cosy wine bar that just feels right. From intimate neighbourhood favourites to lively Italian-inspired venues, Perth is home to plenty of spots made for slow evenings, great food and even better wine. These are some of Perth's best wine bars to visit this winter.

Cherubino City Cellar, Subiaco

Fresh off being named WA Good Food Guide's Bar of the Year 2026, Cherubino City Cellar brings the celebrated family-owned Margaret River winery into the heart of Subiaco, showcasing Larry Cherubino's award-winning Western Australian wines alongside an exceptional international selection. Inside, exposed red brick, soaring bottle displays and a dramatic skylight create an intimate, sophisticated setting that is just made for winter evenings. The seasonal Italian-inspired menu pairs beautifully with the extensive wine list, while guided wine tastings offer the perfect way to discover something new.

Mummucc', Wembley

Mummucc' brings a relaxed slice of Italy to Wembley, where its cosy atmosphere is matched by exceptional food and wine. The menu moves from antipasti and house-made pasta to rich beef tartare and seasonal plates, while the wine list features over 100 Italian and local wines. If you're craving pizza, Monsterella's much-loved pizzas can be delivered from a few doors down straight to your table.

Vinotto, Swanbourne

Tucked along Swanbourne's shopping strip, Vinotto is a charming neighbourhood wine bar that's earned a loyal local following, thanks to its award-winning wine list and Italian-inspired share plates. The small open kitchen enhances Vinotto's intimate, relaxed feel, serving up seasonal dishes made with fresh local produce, including herbs and ingredients picked from the venue's very own courtyard garden.

Casa, Mount Hawthorn

Effortlessly cool with a lively atmosphere, Casa has become one of Perth's favourite neighbourhood wine bars, and for good reason. Browse the carefully curated wine fridges to choose a bottle, before settling into the cosy, heated courtyard or dining room. The Italian-inspired menu is built around sharing, from their cult favourite focaccia with pumpkin seed dip to handmade pastas, grilled dishes and generous seasonal plates.

Bar Vino, Mount Lawley

Few places capture the romance of an Italian wine bar quite like Bar Vino. Filled with genuine hospitality, its elegant, moody interiors and soft lighting create a cosy, intimate setting that's perfect for a winter's evening. The menu offers a contemporary take on classic Italian cuisine, celebrating the seasons through beautifully executed dishes designed to share. A carefully curated list of more than 200 wines, firmly rooted in Italy, completes the experience.

Mrs Brown, North Fremantle

Housed within a charming Victorian terrace, Mrs Brown is the kind of place that feels like your local from the moment you walk in. The open fireplace and relaxed neighbourhood atmosphere make it somewhere you'll find yourself returning to all winter long. The casual share-style menu features cheese boards, charcuterie, picnic platters and seasonal plates, alongside a wine list showcasing boutique and sustainable producers. If you're craving something more substantial, Flipside's much-loved burgers can be delivered straight from next door to your table.

Vincent Wine, Perth

Bringing a touch of Paris to Perth, Vincent Wine combines rustic elegance with a warm, lively atmosphere and a fully covered courtyard that's perfect throughout winter. The menu celebrates classic French wine bar fare, from charcuterie and pâté to steak tartare and hearty lamb meatballs, while the carefully curated wine list is led by French and Italian producers, inspired by the traditional wine bars of Paris.

Winter belongs to neighbourhood wine bars, and Perth has no shortage of places to cosy up this season. Whether you're discovering somewhere new or revisiting an old favourite, there's never been a better excuse to gather your favourite people, order a bottle and settle in. Which wine bar will you be adding to your list this winter?