Our favorite wine bar in town always sells natural bottles to-go, and they’re open as a contact-free, curbside operation from 2-8pm. Check them out if you’re bored with your local supermarket’s selection and you want to try something funky.

DeLaurenti is an Italian grocery market and cafe at Pike Place Market, and their wine list is extremely long - so if you want a wide variety of choices, head in their direction. For a small fee, they do same-day delivery within Seattle from Monday-Friday, and this especially comes in handy when you want an entire snack spread to go with your drinks, like olives, nuts, truffled potato chips, and prosciutto. Place an order on their website, and you can check out their entire wine list here.

Champagne Diner is now operating as a bottle shop where you can order online and pick up your purchase from their Interbay parking lot. And if you misplaced your corkscrew or sparkling wine stopper, you can stock up on those, too.

Juicebox Cafe understands the true meaning of balance - they’re a smoothie bar that also devotes a few shelves to sell wine. Their selection of natural bottles is curated by Left Bank, and they’re open for pickup-only from Wednesday-Sunday (11am-5pm). Stay updated by checking out their Instagram.

Bottlehouse in Madrona has you covered if you can’t decide what kind of wine mood you’re in. Local, French, orange, sparkling - they have everything. But it’s also a fantastic takeout operation for pairing food with your wine, too - they’re selling a bunch of excellent a la carte snacks like cheese, cured meats, baguette, sandwiches, and combination plates called the “Living Room Picnic.”

This sister bar to Bottleshop in the University District is selling bottles of wine as well - they’ve categorized their pickup and delivery options by price, so you can sort through what’s available based on how much you want to spend. There’s everything from $6 canned wine coolers to $14 rose to $58 Champagne. And to make things even easier, they’ve also included tasting notes on their delivery page. Check out the bottle list and place your order here.

La Dive is the only wine bar in the area that’s offering delivery, which is great if you’re still working on your deck of cards pyramid and can’t leave your apartment. All you have to do is order $75 worth of great bottles of natural wine, and Venmo them. Check their Instagram for more information.

This pizza spot in Ballard has transformed into a wine and beer shop from 2-8pm, so it’s perfect if you want dinner and drinks from one convenient stop. The pizza starts at 5pm, so plan accordingly.

Speaking of pizza places also selling wine, Mercato Stellina is a great Eastside choice. Grab a bottle and a sopressata pie and your coffee table date night is set. Even if your date happens to be with your iguana.

To be clear, you’re going to Union Saloon to grab an order of their amazing homemade chips and onion dip. But while you’re there curbside, definitely pick up a bottle of wine - their entire list is 50% off and really long.

If you need somewhere to fulfill your wine and caffeination quota at the same time, Petite Soif sells bottles of natural wine as well as coffee beans from Olympia Coffee Company - as well as snacks and bread.

Vif is doing the same thing as Petite Soif, just in Fremont instead of Beacon Hill.

This French restaurant in the Central District is a great place for natural wine. They’re also offering a bunch of themed wine packages you can reserve online to pick up in person, including a $40 surprise bag of three bottles, a $175 collection of their favorite six bottles, a $200 collection of super acidic wine called “Acid Freaks,” a wild selection of funkier wines called “The Hunker Down Funkers,” and if you’re feeling really adventurous, a $425 lineup of extremely high-quality, celebratory wines.

This natural wine shop in Sunset Hill has an online store where you can order for pickup (or delivery if you live in the North Seattle area). If you’re really into natural wine, they’re selling a lot of good stuff.

Maybe you want to drink some wine made from rice instead of grapes - Hannyatou sells bottles of sake to-go. Drink yours with a katsu sandwich from their sister restaurant, Kamonegi, next door.