Reservations & Large groups…

We do not take any reservations! Leo’s is an intimate and cozy space. By not accepting reservations we are always here for you at your convenience.

We are unable to accept dining groups of 7 or more for dinner service. The style of our menu, size of our space and intended atmosphere is not conducive to groups of this size.

We are able to accommodate groups of seven or more for our prix fixe lunch special menu with prior arrangements. Please email info@leosavl.com to inquire

Private events…

Closed on Mondays Leo’s is available for private events and rentals.

Parking…

Please do not park at El Paraiso or Patton Square. We have a lot in the back that is accessible by Greenbriar (the alley-ish road that runs behind Leo’s). Greenbriar and Parkwood Road have plenty of street parking as well. Of course we intend to quench your thirst so car services are always a fantastic option.

It all started when…

We decided to make a dream a reality. After years of being mesmerized by a 900 square foot cinderblock building tucked behind a giant tree on Haywood Road, we found a way to give it new life. For two years we tore it down to it’s bones and dressed it back up.

Opened by Drew Wallace, founder of The Admiral and The Bull and Beggar, Leo’s is an intimate neighborhood wine bar and restaurant. Wallace found a perfect partner in Chef Austin Inselmann who has created an approachable yet elegant menu with wide intentions. Our dinner offerings have the ability to provide casual accompaniments to the wine list or a full dining experience.

The wines we select are made with integrity by farmers and producers who seek to transport you while providing a story and experience. We are a “supernatural” wine bar.

Leo’s intends to be your cozy go-to spot whether you are looking for a glass, a snack, wine for your home or to enjoy a full dining experience.