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Cheeses and meats from Texas and Europe served alongside award-winning chocolates at lauded wine bar
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Leanne
1 ratings1 reviews1 photos
The meat and cheese tray was spectacular. Wine selection was good.
Sharon
3 ratings3 reviews
It's a great place to enjoy a yummy charcuterie board with friends and service was great.
Carol
1 ratings1 reviews
We're so glad we purchased the cheese board from Groupon. Veritas has a warm atmosphere, courteous staff, and wide selection of well-priced wines. The charcuterie and cheeses were great. I wish it was closer to our neighborhood because we'd probably stop in there at least once a week.
Sharon
3 ratings3 reviews
We enjoyed great wine, a great meat and cheese tray and a great time.
RuthTOP REVIEWER
22 ratings19 reviews
We had a groupon for 4 cheeses, 2 meats and 2 chocolates for $27. We picked out a wine and the server made suggestions on which food items would pair best with our wine selection. Everything was very good. The service was great. I don't think it would be worth paying full price for the amount of food you get. The chocolates were wonderful, but they were quite small. And, you literally get two chocolates. But, it was a fun experience and worth $27 plus the cost of the wine & tip.
Sophie
2 ratings1 reviews
Delicious food and great ambiance. You pick the wine and then they match your meat and cheese to complement it. We're already planning a return visit.
JuliaHELPFUL REVIEWER
3 ratings2 reviews
Service was great but there is no tasting you just buy glasses of wine, I was expecting a few samples to see what wine I would order. So you are just buying the cheese board. The meats were great but the cheeses weren't great. We ended up spending another $70 of glasses of wine and we had to tip on the whole $157 including the Groupon cheese board we already paid for. It just wasn't the experience I thought I was purchasing. It was a nice time. Chill environment. But glasses of wine were $15!!!
tess
4 ratings4 reviews
Week day after work visit to Veritas was quiet. Just what we were looking for. Delicious charcuterie tray was tailored to our wine selection. We will definitely visit again!
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What You'll Get
Choose Between Two Options
$25.84 for a food tasting for two ($51.50 total value)
- Four cheeses with crackers and fruit (a $27 value)
- Two meats (a $17.50 value)
- Two chocolates (a $7 value)
$45.30 for a food tasting for four ($103 total value)
- Eight cheeses with crackers and fruit (a $54 value)
- Four meats (a $35 value)
- Four chocolates (a $14 value)
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The Fine Print
Promotional value expires 120 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires.
Not valid on Sunday or Monday. Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as gift(s). May be repurchased every 30 days. Limit 1 per table. Valid only for option purchased. Valid for dine-in only.
Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services. Offer is not eligible for our promo codes or other discounts.
About Veritas Wine Room
Their French grandmère instilled a love for food and drink in Brooks and Bradley Anderson at a young age, but the brothers’ culinary passions really blossomed when they studied in France. Their time in Paris spurred further travels throughout Europe, the U.S., and Central and Latin America. When the two finally settled in Dallas, they joined forces as attorneys, opening their own firm. But that’s not what earned them multiple accolades from Gayot, Travel+Leisure, and D magazine—it’s their post as owners of Veritas Wine Room, recently named one of the top 20 wine bars in America by Wine Enthusiast Magazine.
The selection is extensive—350 constantly changing labels of wine with more than 20 available by the glass, 31 beers, and dozens of types of cheese and meat stock this self-proclaimed “VinoPub” with enough choices to stump even the most confident life coach. The majority of foods come from Texan purveyors—as do Wiseman House Chocolates—but some travel from as far as Holland, Italy, and France, where the brothers’ journey began.
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