Best Total Wine in Phoenix! Super convenient location if you live around here and kind of a chore…read moreif you don't... but it'll be so worth it, haha! Lots of good deals, clean and very bright with excellent knowledgeable staff. I'm always greeted and helped out; if you come often enough they'll take the time to get to know you and ask how their recommendations worked out. I even got offered a job based on my past spirits experience! I had to decline but if I had to pick a beverage store to work at, this would be it. It's always fun here, sometimes they have wine tastings and spirit samplings you can enjoy. Just watch out in the parking lot because the plaza guests drive like yahoos!

This location is my go to for my personal (non-existent) bar and the best place to pick up…read moresomething for a friend or party. They stock a huge variety of wine at different price points. They often have samples, especially on the weekends. The staff is always friendly and will walk you over to the item you can't seem to find but is definitely on the shelf. If you're looking for a recommendation there are staff members throughout the store you can ask any of them. They also have an area where you can pick up singles if you want to try something new without committing to a case and their mini- bar bottle game is on point. I usually come in during the holidays and pick up something seasonal, mini bar bottles make perfect stocking stuffers. Plenty of parking and they open early.

Since I'm going to be attending more culinary events such as this one, I felt the need to get back…read moreto my Yelp roots. After a nearly 3 month absence, here is my first review back. I must start by saying that my sweet bf, Nico, got us both free tickets to this event. We would normally not spend $75.00 per person for an event in a parking lot. On a weeknight. It was a nice enough setup. Parking was a bit of a pain, and we walked up to the exit and had to walk all the way around the whole dang event to get to the entrance. Once inside the event (I should still say outside, because the whole thing is set up in a parking lot), we were given a plastic plate and wine glass. So the idea is to walk around to each booth and try the food offering with the wine or beer offering. Most of what we tried was very good. Capital Grill, as well as Ruth Chris offered up some tasty beef. The shrimp and octopus concoction from Lon's was awful, however. Way too chewy and you could smell them from a mile away. Nothing we tried was so excellent that I'm dying to go back to a particular restaurant right away. There were small, high tables that you could stand at or sit on the very limited grass. I was a little disappointed that no other seating was available. Nick and I still had a wonderful time. Then again, we have a great time wherever we go. We'll go again next year...if we get those free tickets again.

Forks & Corks used to be my favorite foodie/wine event. Held each spring when the weather is at its…read moreArizona awesomenest, it was a intimate festival with chefs showcasing their best and mingling with the crowd and distributors tastings of some their best and popular wines. Two years ago, they added beer but the event still stuck to its name of great food and wine. This year, it hit a low. It's getting bigger, growing out of its space in the Esplanade cul de sac, the food was lackluster, and the wines bargain bin. It's like everyone just gave up and I'm not sure why. Could blame it on the economy, but you'd think chefs would want to show off for people paying to sample and discover new places. I know distributors are all about pushing the $10 wines, but at events like these we want to know what we can splurge on every now and then. Thankfully, the beer is still there and it's outshining the wine. I sampled a Belguim Tripel, the always great Four Peaks, Lost City brews and even and Agave beer. Yum! So is the emphasis on desserts - restaurants that handed out the sweets really went all out like The Districts decadant Whoopie Pies or the Banana Split on a Stick. It's sad to see things change. Go back to your roots Forks & Corks, or be prepared to rename your event Sweets & Suds.

Provender: booze…read more Prices: reasonable. Parking: ample, it's in a strip plaza. People: people seeking some hooch. Perks: scotch. A wide selection of scotch for a liquor store, a definite go-to if you want good scotch. Excellent service.

Luckys us great! Jack was super helpful and was super easy transaction when we pre-ordered our BC…read moreOld Elk pick. Turn around time was super fast. They always have a great selection of bottles, tons to choose from,, and very fair prices. Definitely stop in and say hi!

omg love this place ! it's such a cute place for brunch, dinner, a simple date, to catch up.. what…read morenot! food is delicious and customer service is so attentive!

Layout here is very different than north Scottsdale location. Retail store is very pretty, cool…read moreshirts and short hoodies. You order your food at a kiosk and it's delivered to your seat or the bar. Dakota went above and beyond to attend to me even though I was at the bar not drinking. I asked for a side of marinera because my light cheese pizza didn't have much sauce. My only suggestion would have been heavier sauce or extra sauce warmed on the side. Otherwise a great stop!

The absolute best downtown corner store!! And pet friendly! They have all the essentials including…read morefresh produce, and open early + close late. Staff are so kind and always greet you with warmth. Most grateful this spot exists making downtown life so convenient.

I stopped here because they were open very late and everything else was closed or nearly closed by…read morethe time I was looking for groceries/a to-go meal for the next day. It wasn't easy for me to find parking, even late at night, but I did find one space nearby. It seemed like about 20-25% of their floorspace is alcohol, but in the rest they have a very wide variety of things, tailored to the local college student population. They have a small selection of fresh produce, they have fresh meats and cheeses, as well as a lot of canned/preserved foods and frozen foods. They also have a small/basic selection of pet supplies and they have kitchen utensils. Overall this seems like a very versatile shop, having just about everything you need, until 2am. The place was clean, well lit, and I was very comfortable shopping late at night. The cashier was polite and friendly, though he didn't offer me a receipt and I didn't notice until later, and I would have liked one. Oh well. I bought a pre-made turkey & cheese croissant sandwich for $7 and it was decent.

I've been going to this liquor store ever since I got my license to drink (if you know what I mean…read morehaha). All the staff do an amazing job and have a great sense of humor

A SHIT store. I made a Geek Bar purchase on Saturday, 7/27/24 at approximately 8:30 pm and would…read morelike to express my DEEP disappointment and dissatisfaction with my experience at this shop and their products. Seeing as Geek Bars have a product guarantee for the RETAILER they SHOULD be able to honor that guarantee....but alas they did NOT. SHAMEFUL if you ask me. They not only failed to give me an exchange, but he LIED and made up his own excuse as to why he didn't want to uphold and satisfy my simple and easy enough exchange of product. He stated that the product could only be replaced/returned within 4 days then after I said it had only been 2 days, he changed it to 6 hours, knowing when I had bought the device after that time period. I am a very reasonable person and had a very unreasonable experience so in the future I will gladly take my business elsewhere and recommend others to do the same. Happy Trails, Cerise Brown

Haven't been here in a minute, and haven't reviewed LGO on Yelp before. If you haven't been, it's a…read morelocal gem. Lots a boutique finds in their storefront. Both fun grocery picks, gift ideas, and children's toys to peruse. Their food is pretty good for a quick lunch on the go! I came here with friends just for a casual pickup and catchup. I ordered the seasonal Berry Cheesecake Latte. Instant hit!! I was a bit shocked by opting for oat milk was $1.50...but disregarding that bit, the latte was a cozy summer drink. As soon as I ordered it and put my card away, I turned around and my drink was ready!

taking LGO down a couple stars for some QC issues. i still think they have one of the best kitchens…read morein the state, but some of the things recently, in the past 6 months include; -a long black hair baked into one of the cookies i bought (and bit into - ewwwwww!!!) -a hair in the chicken salad (the round to-go ones in the cold salad case) -more than once not adding bacon to my Commuter sandwich when i asked for it/paid for it. -they do not have a proper return system; so when i asked for money back or money off a future purchase per the above missteps, it's always a crucible and the floor manager always seems flustered. really? you're a super high-volume restaurant, things will go wrong every now and then. take care of your customers and they will take care of you. just attention to detail issues and training. would love to see them clean this up, because it's definitely one of the best spots in Phoenix/Arcadia.

Exotics have decent prices with friendly staff so if you need some liquor this is the place for youread more

Service was attentive. Prices were rough. $120 for a $29.99 bottle of eagle rare. Many places…read moreonline would ship it to you for $30-$50 cheaper. I would avoid

Milk and Honey Market is located in the Roosevelt Row area, Phoenix. This store is small and well…read morestocked with goods for the locals living in the area. I wanted either a drink or something cool to eat. When I saw their fruit bars in several different flavors, that sounded perfect. I decided on the strawberry fruit bar. The staff at the register was super nice and friendly. He gave me a napkin as I paid for the bar and wished me a good day. There was a shaded bench a few steps away. I had a seat and ate my bar which was delicious. It hit the spot. Free street and metered parking.

The four stars are for the convenience and variety…read more For being a small spot they have a wide range of products. I'm confident they have whatever you need. I stopped by for some late night ice cream and I'm happy to report they had a nice selection of pints and ice cream bars. However you're gonna pay for the convenience. A pint of ice cream was over $10!

**July 2026: Saturday Late Afternoon Visit**…read more When I'm on vacation, I'm always on the hunt for local Arizona products at grocery stores, and AJ's Fine Foods did not disappoint. I was excited to find Prickly Pear Lemonade by AZ Lemonade, which was exactly the kind of local gem I was hoping to discover. This is definitely a really nice grocery store and gives off a bit of a Pavilions/Whole Foods vibe, but in a more quaint, slightly more mom-and-pop kind of way. The produce looked super fresh, and they had a really good assortment of Arizona products like BBQ sauce, honey, and other local items. Overall, it feels like a more upscale shopping experience, and if you're looking for a grocery store with local finds and a nicer atmosphere, this is a great stop.

I love AJ's drinks, but the customer service today was disappointing. I ordered the seasonal…read moreStrawberry Basil drink, and although the first employee was kind and helpful, the drink didn't taste right, so I went back to have it fixed. The second employee had a very negative, irritated attitude and made me feel like I was bothering her just by asking for the drink to be sweeter. She rolled her eyes, mentioned an extra charge, and still managed to remake the drink poorly and dump out all the ice. I'm all for paying extra when needed, but the attitude was completely unnecessary. AJ's has great drinks, but customer service matters too. Hopefully management addresses this, because I'd hate for poor service to be the reason customers stop coming back.