Extremely overpriced! Wanted to make a quick stop on the way home (close to work) and paid $10 more…read morethan I usually would on the same wine I get at my local liquor store. Lesson learned. Won't do that again!

Great local beverage shop. They have a nice selection of beers and wine, cider, hard lemonade,…read morelime-a-ritas, etc. No hard liquor. They have a big walk in refrigerated section, so you can take home a chilled selection. The people that work here are friendly and helpful and in the warmer months, they sometimes have "tastings" and a few patio tables outside.

Excellent selection of Tequilas, Scotches and Whiskeys. The service is quick, accurate and…read morefriendly. Great environment to browse liquor selections.

This is my first visit to this Montgomery Country Liquor and Wine. Whiskey Rocks 2020 brought me…read moreout to this location. I have been to these kinds of events before but this one, by far was the largest event in one location. I arrive at 8a, 2hrs before the store opened. The line was probably 350 people deep when I arrived. It was 30 degrees out and I decided to brave the cold for an opportunity to snag some of the most elusive Whiskeys amd Bourbons in the area. So many people came out. I heard some came from as far as NY, WV, and NC to attend this event. By 1130a, i finally made it to the front door. All of my favorites were gone. I wondered round in the store aimlessly hoping to score something big. Nothing was insight. One of the folks I had just met in line shivering in the cold for 3.5h bumped into me again in the store and offered me what appeared to be last bottle of Kentucky Owl. I was vaguely familiar with this brand. He was not sure of the cost but but he was sure it was more than he wanted to spend so I was happy to recieve this bottle. But I still felt emptied handed so I back tracked down every aisle hoping to find one more rarity. A buddy mentioned to me to about the instore raffle for George C Stagg. I was somewhat resistant to registering online for it because I was sure 300 or more had already registered and I had no possible chance of scoring 1 of the 71 bottles available. I reluctantly registered and as luck would have it, score....!!! I began to think this trip may not be a bust after all. This is a great event and it is increasingly becoming popular. There were definitely some pros and cons. Pros: port-o-potties onsite Pros: selling shirts to memoralize event Pros: onsite bottle engraving Pros: online lottery registration Cons: people coming from out of state or a good distance away are camping out overnight. Tents, lawn chairs, and remnants of human habitation were every where. It looks bad. Cons: there isn't any priority for MoCo residents who actually shop at and support MC Liquor and Wine stores on a daily basis. Out of state or non county residents should have to register for a lottery and win to be able to participate. Cons: no food vendors present to offer food items for this day long event. Food trucks would have been nice. Cons: not a fan of this particular location as it is smack dab right in the middle of a highly populated neighborhood and shopping center. Parking became contentious. I will definitely attend another event. I hope they are able to make some additional changes to help improve user experience.

Perfect place to stop after going to the bank during the quarantine and quickly stock up on some…read moregood wine and beer. There were way more varietals of white and red wine than I expected. I got two good bottles of Cab and Albariño for $30. I wanted Viognier but the guy behind the counter didn't know what I was talking about. However, he was an absolute charmer and hooked me up big time. Definitely worth a stop and be prepared to be surprised about the great selection.

Usually enjoy this beer store . But there time is not accurate and lady this morning was mean …read more Store says open at 9 on monday . Passed by at 10 and they were closed . Filled up my gas and got some food and went back before my trip out of town . 1030 still not open . Knocked on the door because i thought maybe they forgot to open the door . As lights where on and lady was counting money . She ignored me at first and rudely said not open yet . An hour and a half after there listed open time .

Always have what I need, lots of cold beer for my and my husband. Friendly staff. I've been going…read morethere for years. Does the job for me.

Well stocked, clean, organized & friendly owner & staff! Great selections/varieties of beer & wine.read more

Fast friendly service and excellent collection of craft local beers. Specialized in French,…read moreItalian, Spain, Port and South African wines. Carries beers from around the world like German, Mexican, Peru, Canadian, African etc... Ready to Drink mixed Vodka and Taquila spirits like High Noon, Jack Danielle Cokes, NUTL, Surfside, DogFish etc. Take advantage of Wine Tastings on weekends !

This conveniently located beer & wine store always has my favorites cold. I always have a smile…read moreand a pleasant conversation with the employee at the counter.

Awesome brewery off of 70. We headed up the road after pumpkin picking at Gaver Farm to here for…read moresome brews. Great selection on tap, they do flights, and the pumpkin ale was delicious. Plenty of outdoor seating and they had a food truck on site. Would love to come back in the spring!

Having heard a lot about this farmhouse brewery from my brother -in-law it was finally time to…read morecheck out what all the commotion was about. Expectations were high, after my sister's go to craft brewery closed down and her husband took to Stone Silo immediately, signing up to be a club member. The building itself did have a stone silo on property that opened up to fields. There was a rustic, farm type feel walking in the front door. Welcomed by stone and dark colored woods, the facility was quite large and clean with ample seating. A glance outside there were fire pits and chairs to sit set, along with an 'adult only' section if you don't like your craft with a crying 2 year old. I sampled a few beer including the IPA, which was a bit underwhelming, but expected since the West Coast is known for quality IPAs. I settled on the Japanese rice lager, 'Nojo with Yuzu.' What a mistake! Not something I could get behind and I like yuzu too. Just too tart for a lager and not what I was looking for in my light beer selection. Second round I tried their Czech style dark lager, Clever Crow. Not sure what about this was supposed to be lager, it really felt more porter-ish to me, did not drink light and just not what I was looking for in a dark lager. The grounds and staff were great, it was a fun place to hang with family, but maybe I just made two poor beer decisions. Expected a bit more from the taps but would be willing to go back and give Stone Silo a second chance, as I know my bro-in-law will want to go back since it's close to the house

Yum!!! Today I was craving something hearty, packed with protein, so I did some research to find…read morethe perfect spot......nailed it! I came across this place just 15 minutes from home that we'd somehow never tried before. We ordered the Churrasco Misto, a full Brazilian meal with steak, chicken, shrimp, and all the sides, enough to feed 4 (which worked perfectly for us- 2 adults and 2 toddlers). Ordering online was easy, and everything was ready in 35 minutes. When my husband got home, I was impressed, but the real win was when I tried it. Absolutely delicious. The meats were perfectly seasoned, juicy, and full of flavor, and every side dish complemented the meal so well. Sooo gooooood!! It was exactly what I was craving for and then some. We'll be back (often!) to try the feijoada, pizza, and more items on the menu. I'm so excited about this new find which was right under my nose all along!

We decided to try this place for Valentine's Day dinner, which, in hindsight, might have been a…read moremistake. The restaurant was packed, as expected, but the service definitely suffered. It was a bit frustrating, to be honest. We had to ask for water at least three or four times, and each time we were told it was 'coming right up.' It took quite a while, which was a very disappointing start to the meal On the bright side, the food itself was quite good. The chef's combo steak was a highlight - perfectly cooked and seasoned, with a really delicious flavor. The sides that came with it were also very tasty and well-prepared. The calabresa pizza, while flavorful, was a bit on the heavy side. It was a bit too much for me, but someone with a preference for heavier pizzas might enjoy it more. The atmosphere was okay. The interior is dimly lit, which creates a cozy ambiance, but it also made it a bit difficult to see the menu. They have a mix of seating, with tables for both large and small groups. However, when the restaurant is busy, it gets quite noisy and crowded, making it hard to have a conversation. Overall, I'd say it's not a bad place to eat, especially if you're looking for a good steak. I'd definitely recommend avoiding it on holidays or other busy nights. The lackluster service really put a damper on our Valentine's Day experience. If you go on a less busy night, you'll probably have a much better time. Free parking lot.

I have eaten here several times in the past two years. Every plate, every dish has been delicious…read moreand very well prepared. This is a kitchen that knows how to create a variety of dishes that are not simple or trivial. The sauces are very well done, the noodles are always done nicely, heck -- they now how to cook, and they execute really well on every dish. I have had seafood, beef, and all kinds of dishes here that have always come out and satisfied !!! This is a rural gem worthwhile getting to know. And the cocktails are professional. The wines list is pretty darn good. Specials are great. The 5 star rating is for location (accessible to me), quality of find and drink, and the absolutely decent price (punches above its weight). The service is what you are happy with in a 3 star restaurant, so it's a win budget wise ;-)

Brunch at Wilcom's Inn was a fun and impressive experience. For $45 per person, it's an…read moreall-you-can-eat brunch served tapas style, which I personally love because it lets you sample many different dishes without committing to just one big plate. The menu offers a nice variety of cuisines, so there's something for everyone. Some of my favorites were the shrimp tacos, spinach pesto linguine, and shrimp scampi. Everything was flavorful and nicely prepared. I was honestly so busy enjoying the food that I completely forgot to take pictures--haha. Service was great as well. The staff were friendly and welcoming, and the dishes kept coming out quickly so there was never much of a wait between plates. If you're looking for a fun brunch where you can try a variety of dishes in smaller portions, Wilcom's Inn is definitely worth checking out. Ample free parking is available.

Great pizza, service is great! Very quaint and personable! I love the oven brick pizza along with…read morethat's its thin. Just right for me.

Julliano's has been a solid pizza place for my family for the past 30 years. In the past, I had…read moreonly ever ordered pizza from there but decided to see what their other items were all about. I shared an eggplant parm and spaghetti and meatballs with a friend. Unfortunately, our experience / opinion on their other food was not as strong. The meatballs tasted like they had been reheated / store bought from the frozen section, rather than homemade and fresh. I would still go back for their pizza, but I would just stick to that.