A Bottle Shop On Chapel Street open 24/7 need I say more?…read more This expertly place cellar is frequented day and night by the largest array of patrons whether it be to pick up a bottle of wine for a friends birthday, a slab of beer for the barbi or those necessary post party drinks on your way home from a night out. Being open al hours of the night the Railway Bottle Shop does tend to get some crazy, drunken characters so keep your wits about you if you are there at possible 4am on a Sunday morning.

A review on a bottle shop?…read more That's right. This is not just any bottle shop, it is the smartest, most greatest bottle shop in all of the land. Perfectly located at the top of Chapel St where many a drunk walks past towards the end of the night on the way home, this humble little bottle shop has diversified into a hot dog vendor. Talk about leaving a good taste in your mouth, first they sell you drinks at the beginning of the night and then later on just when you thought you were about to go home... Bam! There's a hot dog.

The only 24/7 bottle shop left…read more.. Meaning.......if it's late and you need more beer than this is the only place to go!! ARRHH! Has to be 5 stars due to it's commitment to providing booze but it gets more expensive as the night rolls into the early hours. How desperate are you? That's always the question.

I think its wrong that a bottleshop should jack up their prices by the degree that they do here…read more Having said that though, it has saved me a few times when i missed getting my vino from Dan Murphys down the road.

I love this store, and wish I could build an express tunnel…read moreway right to a secret entrance somewheres, so I could enter at any time. The next challenge to face would be someone setting me up with a kudos expense account, a large expense account that is. A great selection of all the alcohols; spirits, wines, beers, ciders and such and a very pleasant lay-out. The first time I was here I spent a lot of time consulting the spirit wall, beer fridge, cider area and so forth. Today I spent time looking at the Pinot Noir section; its becoming a fast growing and established habit at any store I go into. Pretty great, I'm wondering why I haven't reviewed earlier.

Great selection of different wines. Great to see local and international names which seems to be…read more'selected' versus purchased using bulk. Shame the service, suggestions and someone to talk to about the great selection is completely absent. I was there in a Friday evening, looking for a nice bottle to take to a local BYO restaurant. The girl there was more interested in stocking the fridge than anything else. When I asked if I could pay...? She replied, while sitting on a case of white wine: "....is that all, is there something else...?"

While visiting friends in Elwood, we required a few nice bottles of wine. The perfect spot. Nice…read moreselection of both Aussie and imported. Many whites and sparkling chilled. The proprietor made a few selections priced well below my price point.

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Well, I was going to say that I thought that a bottle shop with a bar was going to be cool, but…read morethen again there are a lot of places like that, it is just that the bottle shop tends to be next door, though it isn't always actually a part of the bar. Anyway, this place was still pretty good because you go buy and have here, and just take away, and I'm not sure if the prices were all that different either (it is usually more expensive to consume the liquor on-premises). Oh, and they have a pretty awesome selection of beers as well, so I'll definitely give it that.

There's quite a few wine bars in Melbourne that have a bottle shop selection with corkage option,…read morebut St Kilda Cellars is nothing like that at all. It looks like your average bottle shop. Fridges lining the walls, stacks of beer cartons all over the place. But to the side of the store stretches a bar where you can sit down and have a drink - most likely beer or spirits. To give you a picture of the clientele, think a mix of backpackers, kids that just got their first ID and the usual crazies that haunt Fitzroy Street. My idea of fun? Absolutely not. But I'm not going to give it 1 stars because for the many visitors that it attracts, it's right up their alley. If you're looking for a dirt cheap night out, want to relive your drinking tales at dive bars in Thailand, or just somewhere to duck in and pick up a few beers on the way to somewhere else, this will do the job.