Grapes naturally exist in three forms: solid, liquid, and raisin. Imbibe the fruit's most drinkable state with today's Groupon: for $20, you get $40 worth of cafe fare and wine at Vino Cappuccino, located in Brookfield.

Lauded in a review by the Journal-Sentinel, Vino Cappuccino invites guests to leisurely nosh on piping-hot pizzas, crispy flatbreads, fresh salads, and sip from the well-appointed menu of more than 100 wines. The California-, South American-, and Italian-heavy wine list lovingly embraces a few Wisconsin varietals, including the cheese-complementing Wollersheim white riesling ($7). Stomachs will persistently petition for the zucchini frites, long cuts of breaded zucchini served with marinara and garlic aioli ($5.99). Lunchtime loungers can snack on the roasted-beet salad, which mixes spring greens with goat cheese, toasted walnuts, and white-wine vinaigrette ($12.99). Satiate cravings for mushrooms with the portobello sandwich, a ciabatta roll bloated with grilled portobello, provolone cheese, spinach, onions, tomato, and garlic aioli ($7.99). End your edible expedition with the decadent crème brûlée ($4.99) or a cheese plate served with crusty crostini ($8.99). Vino Cappuccino’s casual atmosphere makes it the ideal setting for a romantic dinner for two or for sipping an espresso and reading a book without interruption from chainsaw-wielding librarians.

Reviews

Milwaukee-Wisconsin Journal Sentinel and OnMilwaukee reviewed Vino Cappuccino; 87% of Urbanspooners recommend the restaurant:

• The cafe and wine bar beside the charming little train station on Brookfield Road certainly does coffee and wine well. – Carol Deptolla, Milwaukee-Wisconsin Journal Sentinel
• We loved it! The atmosphere is relaxed and upscale in a comfortable sense. – Sheri, Urbanspoon