I had one of the worst customer service experiences I've ever had at BevMo, specifically with…read moreEsmeralda. From the moment I walked in, there was no greeting or acknowledgment, despite her standing at the register without a customer. I politely asked if she could help me retrieve an item from a shelf, and she responded, "We'll be right with you." It took nearly 10 minutes before she finally came over, only to apologize and explain she had been closing out a register. When I showed her the item I was looking for, instead of assisting me, she simply pointed down an aisle and told me where it might be. Fortunately, a manager noticed I was still searching and personally helped me locate the product. When I went to check out, Esmeralda was the only cashier available. After placing my items on the counter, she asked if I wanted a shopping cart. I said yes and asked where they were located. She told me they were outside. While she was ringing up my purchase, I stepped outside to grab a cart and returned. At that point, she informed me that she needed to ring up the entire order again and began asking me how many of each item I had already placed on the counter. Confused, I simply looked at her. She then asked, "You can't speak?" I replied that she seemed unable to do her job and told her that the customer service had been poor from the moment I walked into the store. Instead of attempting to resolve the situation, she stopped helping me altogether, began assisting other customers, and stated that she was no longer going to ring up my purchase. I requested to speak with a manager. She said "okay" but never called one. This interaction was unprofessional, dismissive, and completely avoidable. Customer service starts with basic courtesy and a willingness to help. BevMo should invest in employees who genuinely want to assist customers and represent the company professionally. Ended up, leaving without even making a purchase.

My husband and I went to pick up a couple of Cali Squeeze beverages and the customer service was…read moreterrible. Mind you we were there two weeks ago, and the clerk was kind, friendly providing exceptional customer service. Today, this clerk "Ezmerelda" was laughing and talking to others, but was bothered by us from the start and not sure Why. We walked up, I said hello (super friendly) and she ignored me. I said hello again and then said hi as if I was bothering her. She wanted my husband's ID, and he politely asked her, "why, 2 weeks ago he wasn't asked," as he was handing her his ID, she scanned it and the way she spoke about needing to make sure his ID was valid, she was so RUDE, and I told her, "YOU HAVE A BAD ATTITUDE!" She didn't care. Attention BevMo Managers: Your clerks are representing your company, and they should be capable of providing Excellent Customer Service to ALL guests. I get it, we all have bad days, but I felt her bad vibes from the moment we walked up by her body language and facial expressions. Not a good look for a one stop shop.

I had been looking for the Jenni Rivera tequilas & they carry them here. I'm from Sac area & this…read moreis the only place in NorCal that I could find them. Plus, the lady working here is so nice. She said that this is a family owned business. She was very helpful. I couldn't believe some of the prices here, cheaper than I've seen anywhere, even the bigger liquor stores & grocery stores. I like supporting small businesses.

I wanted a Reisling and usually go to spots in El Cerrito, Berkeley, Albany, Oakland and decided to…read morelook locally. I felt like a ghost, like a "Spook, who sat by the door." I was ignored from the moment I went into there until I left. They had a selection and some decent prices, but apparently, they are left over from the part of San Pablo who really isn't into the race mixing. Someone was working on a spreadsheet? or something on the computer at a desk behind the platform where the cashier was standing. I was clearly looking, but when the bare minimum, "Hello, welcome. Can I help you look for something?" the floor becomes the making of something fancy, then something was wrong. I had one more stop to go after this. I was working too hard to find a drink to pair with my meal. The couple there remind me of the racists who ignore you. They don't call you names or look at you funny. I thought it was odd, because I thought that they'd want my money. I even found a good bottle of wine for a deal, but I don't knowingly spend my money with such people, so I left. Also, the desk, which was almost in the middle of the sales floor was strewn with papers and a real mess. That should never be shown to the public. I don't know why I'm helping them, but clearly these people never went to charm school, which is where I'd send them to learn some manners.

Refreshing beer, lots of space. Loved the ambiance here also, you could definitely host large…read moreparties. I came Saturday around 4 and it wasn't busy at all. They have a lot of potential! Located in the back of the building where you park (free parking & big lot)! They have about one beer of every kind, so limited options but also not limited. :) They ran out of some of the canned beers I'd would've wanted to take home, but I guess that's just how good their beer is!

My friends and I stopped by East Brother Beer Company to watch a World Cup game and it's a great…read morespace. The brewery is dog friendly, there's a bunch of games -- including a pool table, Pop-A-Shot, and arcade games, and plenty of seating indoors and outdoors. The one con to the space however is that there's a bunch of mosquitos inside. In the span of ten minutes, my friend and I were both bitten four times. If you're sensitive to mosquito bites, you'll definitely want to wear long pants and/or a jacket to keep the mosquitos at Bay. The beers here are fine. There wasn't a single beer that was amazing enough where I'd go out of my way to get it again. Although there's a wide variety of beers, most of them are on the lighter side. In term of food options, there was a single food truck parked outside on the day that we stopped by. That said, they do allow outside food. Overall, East Brother Beer Company was fine, but not a standout brewery experience for me.

This is a legend as far as liquor stores go. I was first introduced to this store growing up in…read moreBerkeley and it was down the street from our house. So once I bought a home in Bayview and realized that Jay Vee was still going I was excited and had to pay a visit. This is small but has a large selection of liquors, beer and wines. Good to know that whenever liquor or wine is wanted I know where to go.

Great business. Great assortment of stuff. Great owners. Guy behind the counter straight vibing and…read moresuper pleasant. Clientele leaves something to be desired. So there I was, Gatorade in one hand and some chile picante corn nuts in the other. I'm white, but I can handle my spice. I'm second in line. Guy in front of me puts his stuff on the counter and I hear him say: "Jennifer Connelly is the hottest woman alive" I let out an audible chuckle at the sheer stupidity of the comment. Guy spins around and in the most self righteous tone says "excuse me what?" and starts throwing up his spaghetti fingers in an outrage. This man is clearly Italian or Roman...whatever...they're called these days. I say "You're simply incorrect, she's not even top 5, she might barely make top 10, sorry about it." Mr. Gabagool flies off the handle. Self righteousness has been dialed to 11. Spaghetti fingers flying everywhere. You'd have thought I spit in his lasagna or something. For 53 minutes straight he goes on about Jennifer Connelly, naming all of her roles, how's she's a smoke show in every single one, waving his arms and non stop spaghetti fingers. I was exhausted just from watching. At this point my Gatorade is no longer cold so I swap it out, come back, and tell this obnoxious man: "statistically speaking it's possible for you to be correct...just not about this." I then step in front of him, pay for my stuff, and exit. If I never see that guy again I'll have lived a happy life. 10/10 store though. Would visit again.

Such a great place to enjoy good wine, tasty sangria, and cider! The eats and the view are…read moreincredible as well. Don't worry, keep driving. For your first time it is a bit intimidating as it feels like the middle of nowhere. This is the secret gem of the area and is right on the water. It's a great space inside and outside. Plenty of parking! Look for the red door closer toward the water. They have special events for their wine club members and it is so cute with snacks and all. The wine was so tasty with a wide variety! We had a birthday party there and it was so chill and fun. I can definitely see bringing some board games and playing while enjoying incredible wine . Huge tip, their homemade sangria is incredible and I highly recommend getting it! Go to this secret gem and explore their menu.

My friends and I went to the witches and wine event at Riggers loft. I had some tacos, chicken and…read morepork and my friend ordered a pizza. They're all made there. The tacos were good but not great. They lacked a little bit of flavor. The pizza was really really good and very large too. There were several small booths there with some very interesting stuff. It was a very fun event. We had a great time.

Very chill neighborhood sports bar, with excellent service and good music. I'll be back Live dj…read moreevery other Sunday...but they got the jukebox too.

Item came quickly and intact. Shipping prices were a little high, but oh well, I was happy to find…read morethe item and get it so quickly.

Strolling through Solano Ave, our group stopped here for a drink and to chill. Located at the…read morecorner of Solano Ave and San Pablo, Best Friends is a cozy wine bar where you can have a drink at the bar or at one of the bar tables and tables. Their logo on their sign is a dog drinking from wine glass. Yes, they are a dog friendly shop and several customers had their dogs including our friend. Their wine offerings consist of international wines and wines from local small wineries. They also had two craft beers and some light bites. The wine pourer was helpful and answered questions about the wines and gave samples for you to try before ordering. We also ordered marinated olives and Marcona almonds to have with our drinks. Nice place to relax and to have a glass of wine, beer or non-alcoholic offerings where you an bring man's best friend.

Don't ever go to a pop up here…read more While customers, (who paid a lot of money) waited HOURS for food, the staff and owners stuffed themselves. If customers are waiting an hour for a course, the staff/ owners should not eat that course RIGHT IN FRONT of them. Other staff were also seen eating in the back while customers sat there with nothing. Outrageous disregard for customers.