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Nashville’s new “home away from home,” Antoinette's Wine + Provisions, will serve up good wine, perfectly paired snacks and immaculate vibes starting spring 2026. Antoinette’s Founder Lauren Maranto is channeling the cherished tradition of a Southern supper club, while pulling back the curtain on wine culture, into the 1930s Sylvan Park home at 331 54th Ave. N.
“Growing up on the Alabama Gulf Coast, I was enchanted by the monthly supper clubs and parties my mother hosted,” said Maranto, “Those gatherings instilled in me a deep-rooted passion for hospitality and connection that inspired me to build a second career in wine and start my own supper club with friends. At Antoinette’s, I get to recreate that magic of a shared evening with friends over good food and great wine for everyone, from the serious wine nerd to the person who just wants to unwind from the day.”
Equal parts wine bar and bodega, the concept invites guests to stay awhile or take something to go. The retail side offers wines by the bottle and snacks from local purveyors to take home. On the other side is a shotgun-style wine bar with shared plates and an approachable menu of wine, beer, THC beverages, NA options and spirit-free wine cocktails, such as a wine margarita, wine hurricane or Lambrusco spritz. Out back, Antoinette’s nearly half acre of fenced-in green space will feature shaded picnic tables, a Montessori-style play area for kids and a stage for regular live music under the string lights. Local interior designer Kathryn Crawford of Second Story Designs helped create interior spaces that capture the easy charm of an unhurried evening at a friend’s home. A mix of table, lounge and bar seating in the 40-seat space is layered with modern and vintage pieces for an atmosphere that is both familiar and welcoming.
Both the wine bar and bodega are all about experiencing exceptional wines with the ease of going to a friend’s house. Aside from a small reserve selection of premium wines, most bottles will be under $50 with glasses ranging from $8-$10. Wines will lean heavily on Italian varietals with a selection of orange and natural wines, as well as a mix of “the hits” from around the world and non-alcoholic options — no pretense, just good wine and food to be enjoyed with good company. Additionally, Antoinette’s will host wine tastings, workshops, chef collaborations and other community events.
Antoinette's Wine + Provisions is located at 331 54th Ave. N. For updates and more information, visit www.antoinetteswine.com and follow along on Instagram: @antoinettes.wine.