From the owner: Le comptoir du bouteiller c'est une cave à vin et une épicerie fine à la fois! Avec plus de 150…read moreréférences en vins et spiritueux côté cave et une grande sélection de produits de terroirs côté épicerie fine. Tous les jeudi soir à partir de 19h nous vous accueillons dans le cadre de nos "afterwork" pour une dégustation de vins au verre accompagnés de nos salaisons "ibérico vellota" et fromages fermiers de producteurs.

The food and wine were pretty good, but my wife and I agree, one of the ladies working there was…read moreprobably the friendliest human we met in France. It is a great little spot with a nice backyard patio and many spots to hangout within. The pricing was fairly economical as well.

I'll preface this by saying that this is a tourist review, from someone not terribly familiar with…read moreoenology. I found this a charming little shop filled with all things Bordeaux, and a few things that from other areas, like the Arizona iced tea priced at 4,30€...I'll chalk that up to being a quirk of the import industry. In addition to wine, they also have beers, a few desserts, liqueurs, cassoulet in jars, and some spices. The staff was very friendly, and took the time to explain the various qualities of the wines available, even though my French was not so hot!

We were recommended by a chateau we visited to buy wines here. This place is conveniently located…read morenear the Grand Theater, and the tourism office where you'd likely have started your wine tour if you've signed up for any. But honestly, even if you don't plan to buy anything, come take a look! The spiral staircase is so beautiful, showcasing many different wines. As you walked up the stairs to the higher levels, you'll get to see wine from all the legendary chateaux, in different vintages. We were exclaiming as we recognize the names. Friendly staff.

This was a wonderful place to buy wines! When you walk in, you see this beautiful spiral…read morestaircase. Of course your are mesmerized by the sheer number of wines located around the walls - all the way up 5 stories! Gregg M and I found what I thought were some good Bordeaux wines for a good price. I can honestly say that when in Bordeaux again I will definitely go back here to find good wines. Also, if you don't know what your looking for - ask. The staff was very friendly and always wiling to help with your selection. Don't be intimidated by the prices of some of the wines. They do have many of the first growths, but they also have some of the other growths at very affordable prices.

Badie had a huge selection of wines from the area. They had wines at reasonable prices as well as…read morespecial occasion bottles that could make a dent in your pocket book! It was nice that they offered several bottle sizes since sometimes nothing short of a magnum will do :) There was a full wall of spirits available, and they have a shop of nothing but sparkling wines across the street. It would be easy to drop an entire paycheck here!

Badie is one of the oldest and largest wine shops in central Bordeaux. The vast majority of the…read moreshop is of course taken up by Bordeaux red wines, although there is a small white wine section as well as a section for other French wines mainly from the Rhone valley and the South. There is a seperate shop altogether for Champagne located directly opposite the main shop. It is definitely worth visiting Badie if you are wine shopping in Bordeaux, where you will be very well advised by some hardened old timers of the French wine industry.

Excellent beer store if you are visiting and craving some local craft beer! French beer is hard to…read morefind but this place has it and even separates the Bordeaux specific beer. It is well organized into sections with the different country's flag showing where it is from. Right in the middle of town so easy to get to. You can buy all 12 ounce bottles individually. Overall I would recommend it if you are craving some craft beer!

From the owner: LA CAVE : 5 - 7, Rue Saint James Une cave à bière et…read moreépicerie fine, composée de plus de 150 références de bières de spécialités (dont une soixantaine disponibles fraîches) et avec la particularité de conseiller et proposer une gamme de produits apéritifs artisanaux sélectionnés selon un accord mets & bières. Bières blondes, blanches, ambrées, brunes, stouts ... il y en a pour tous les goûts et pour tous les instants. La part belle est faite aux bières légères et féminines mais non sans caractère. L'ANNEXE : 6, Place de la ferme Richemont Venez déguster de bonnes bières dans une microbrasserie artisanale. A la carte, une cinquantaine de bières, dont la cuvée maison, des planches de charcuterie et fromages artisanaux, hot-dog, pâtés et autres tartinables. Ouvert les jeudi vendredi samedi à partir de 18h.

Ok, Craft Jesus was wrong. Humans are flawed. They're not…read moreweird, they're just trying for West Coast. Sure, it hasn't exactly worked out, but hey, let's spread the Craft love

In a city of of wine places this is one of only two real craft beer bars that I found. Almost cave…read morelike inside it is a superb bar and 100% worth a visit if your wanting a change from a glass of red or white wine. It had everything decor wise that you would expect in a craft bar, wood finishes, chalkboards, etc. The beer on offer was great, they had about ten options from a mix of Brewers and about 8 from brewdog. Nobody spoke much English but we managed to communicate fine and got a cracking IPA that went down a treat after a long day of travelling. Food wise we had some lovely French sausage and bread. It went perfect with the beer and was just what we were looking for. Can't recommend this place enough.

Great market with lots of fresh produce, great selection of meats, fish, cheese, and fun places to…read moregrab a bite to eat..service was friendly, ambiance was lively and relaxed. It's a great market to visit and grab a bite.

I came here on a Saturday morning. I prefer these kind of old school markets instead of the new…read morefood halls that have started opening. The locals come here and it's definitely not touristy. The produce vendors are here early at 6:00 AM but the food stands don't open until at least 8:00 AM. There's also flowers, clothing, baked goods, fishmongers, cheesemongers, and butchers. I wish I could eat seafood in the morning since the Cap Ferret oysters did look good. Instead, I went to the crepe stand. My friend and I ordered a citron crepe and a sausage galette. The crepe and galette were made to order and delicious. The savory sausage galette had a creamy mustard sauce with fresh chives so it was amazing. I wish I could eat more (such problems I have) so I'll definitely have to come back!