D'Vine Wine & Bistro

Our Story

Sixteen Years of D’Vine Wine Bar
in Cypress, Texas

Still pouring.

Bridgett, co-owner of D'Vine, holding a glass of red wine in the dining room
Bridgett and Luis on the October 2026 cover of Living Magazine Cy-Fair, 'Cheers to d'Vine'
Living Magazine · October 2026

The Cheers of Cypress.

Where everybody knows your wine — and your name.

D'Vine opened in 2009 with a single hope — that a small, independent wine bar could grow into a neighborhood institution. Nearly seventeen years on, it has: exceptional food and wine, and the kind of hospitality that keeps Cypress coming back. Regulars are greeted by name, their favorite bottle already in mind — a family-owned room that feels like home.

Read the Living Magazine Feature

Where It Began

A dream born
between the vines.

Long before the doors opened in Cypress, there was a crowded family table — bottles passed between friends, plates shared without ceremony. The family's roots in hospitality reach back to the 1990s, and D'Vine was born of that same fondness for sharing good food and good wine with others. Every glass poured since has been a reminder of why D'Vine exists.

The D'Vine owners celebrating between rows of vines in a Napa Valley vineyard
Friends raising a glass of red wine together in a sunlit Napa Valley vineyard

The D'Vine Chronicle

Sixteen years of stewardship,
through flood and silence.

  1. 2009

    A dream takes root

    D'Vine opens its doors in Cypress with a single hope: that a small, well-curated wine bar could grow into a gathering place — a corner of Houston where wine becomes conversation.

  2. 2017

    Hurricane Harvey

    When the storm came, the neighborhood held us upright. We reopened with the help of regulars who became family — resilience became our defining vintage.

  3. 2020

    Through the silence

    COVID tested every restaurant in the country. D'Vine adapted — bottles to-go, virtual tastings, hand-delivered pairings — and the community kept showing up.

  4. 2018

    Construction at the doorstep

    Years of road construction blocked our access. We stayed open through it, refusing to let the work outside become a wall between guests and the cellar.

  5. Today

    A thriving family ownwed wine staple in Cypress, Texas

    Sixteen years in, D'Vine stands as an outlier in greater Houston — still independent, still pouring, still building community one bottle at a time.