Little Rock

Trio's wine list is comfortable, not ambitious — it won't disappoint you, but it won't surprise you either. If you're in West Little Rock and want a decent bottle with dinner, the Rioja and the Klinker Brick are worth the stop.

Park Grill isn't trying to be a wine destination, but its honest markups and thoughtful BTG lineup make it one of the better casual wine experiences in Little Rock. Send a friend here and tell them to skip the Cab.

Sullivan's is exactly what it says on the tin: a reliable steakhouse wine list built for people who want Napa Cab with their steak and don't want to think too hard about it. We wouldn't drive across town for the wine program, but we wouldn't complain either.

Arthur's is doing something genuinely impressive for Little Rock — a focused, well-curated list with real depth in California and Bordeaux, backed by a Wine Spectator credential it's earned. The markup stings and there's no sommelier to guide you, but if you know what you want, this list rewards you.