Level 1 Arcade Bar Gilbert

Look, we knew walking into an arcade bar that wine wasn't going to be the main event — and Level 1 does nothing to challenge that assumption. The wine list is essentially a footnote tucked behind a wall of craft beer taps and cocktail specials. Three wines, maybe four on a good day, and the list reads like someone grabbed whatever was on sale at Costco.

There's no regional story being told here, no curation, no point of view — just three safe, recognizable names doing the bare minimum. Hampton Water Rosé checks the French box, Cloudy Bay covers New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc, and a rotating house Prosecco rounds out the trifecta. These are fine wines in the right context, but they feel plucked from a grocery store end-cap rather than selected with any intention. If you were hoping for something off the beaten path, you're in the wrong venue — this list exists purely to say 'yes, we have wine' when someone asks.

The entire wine program is by the glass, which is basically the only format that makes sense here. You're getting three to six options depending on the night, all in the $9–$12.50 range, with a $2 discount during weekday happy hour from 3–7PM. Rotation is minimal — don't expect any surprises next time you visit.