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The Library Wine Bar and Bistro is literally Wallingford's old town library. Built in 1899, it was passionately and lovingly restored back to its classic, architectural beauty by the Gouveia family of Gouveia Vineyards, Wallingford, CT. Come and dive into a new chapter of an old Wallingford landmark. Ways… The Library Wine Bar and Bistro is literally Wallingford's old town library. We are excited to open our doors and continue to make memories once again!We've combined the essence of historic downtown Wallingford with the old-world traditions of Portuguese and Mediterranean cuisine, along with a worldwide wine selection to bring you Wallingford's most unique dining experience.

Come relax and savor the charming surroundings of Wallingford, CT.Ten years after the opening of Gouveia Vineyards, the Gouveia family was inspired to bring the vacant old library back to life. Picnic in the summer or cozy up to a warm fire in the winter. Face masks covering nose and mouth are required at all times. Beginning Wednesday, July 15th, a limited number of adults and teens will be permitted to enter the building to access the collections, copiers and scan/fax equipment, and seek help from our staff. Wallingford Library. We have a beautiful loft in the bar area for lounging with a drink or for ordering tapas. We are happy to announce that we will re-open on June 17th! Built in 1899, it was passionately and lovingly restored back to its classic, architectural beauty by the Gouveia family of Gouveia Vineyards, Wallingford…

Copyright © The Library Wine Bar Bistro 2020 | All Rights Reserved. Patrons are expected to maintain six-feet distance from others.One-hour appointments for computer use may be scheduled Between each appointment, computer work stations will be cleaned and sanitized.Please note: Because of social distancing requirements, library staff will not be available to assist patrons at computers. Please plan your reservations at least 2 hours prior to allow adequate time for enjoying our handcrafted cuisine and to account for travel.Bring food, family and friends to enjoy a glass of one of our 13 award winning wines. The relocated Wallingford Branch opened Jan. 29, 2000. There is seating at the bar as well.

The Library staff will gladly help make you and your guests comfortable.Planning to dine with us before a show, or an event nearby? We can be reached via email with any questions or concerns at Wallingford is a resilient and supportive community and we are so proud to call this town home. Patrons are encouraged to use Hours for entering the library: Weekdays: 9:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. & 2:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.; Saturdays: 9:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.If you are feeling ill, please do not come to the Library.Beginning July 6th, a limited number of adults and teens may enter the building by appointment to use a computer. The Library Wine Bar and Bistro is literally Wallingford's old town library. The Wallingford Public Library, a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, receives the majority of its operating funding from the Town of Wallingford. According to Governor Lamont’s restrictions, when we do open we will have some outdoor and indoor seating available.

I almost slipped outside of the bathroom, which was kind of scary, and I didn't love that our waiter kept calling us "girls," but I'm glad I finally got to check out this spot. It has a lot of history. Please check our website and social media pages for any important announcements and general information closer to the reopening date.

It shares space in the Solid Ground building, which consolidates community services and volunteers under one roof. The Library is such a beautiful space, as well, unlike many other spots you could have a happy hour. The branch features five colorful neon signs in the windows that represent library activities. Wallingford Public Library Service Expansion During COVID-19: Limited Capacity Access Sticky Beginning Wednesday, July 15th, a limited number of adults and teens will be permitted to enter the building to access the collections, copiers and scan/fax equipment, and seek help from our staff. Built in 1899, it was passionately and lovingly restored back to its classic, architectural beauty by the Gouveia family of Come and dive into a new chapter of an old Wallingford landmark. Savor the comforts of traditional cuisine, wine, and spirits while nestled at a comfortable table near our cozy fire, We are handicapped accessible with a ramp located to the left of the front entrance of the building which leads into the bar area. We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. Patrons who anticipate needing assistance should schedule an appointment when they can bring a computer savvy friend or relative.The Spanish Community of Wallingford (SCOW) will teach you how to make homemade corn¡Únete a mí y aprende a hacer tortillas de maíz, guacamole fresco y salsa deliciosaApplicants should contact Deborah Ward at (203) 284-6458 or Although the building remains closed to the public, Wallingford residents can request items through our We used this quiet time to increase the size of our kitchen, relocate the bathrooms, and refinish our floors. Built in 1899, it was passionately and lovingly restored back to its classic, architectural beauty by the Gouveia family of Gouveia Vineyards, Wallingford, CT. Come and dive into a new chapter of an old Wallingford landmark.