Good customer service, variety of good with new management. Good price and many choices with…read moreeverything

The owner has overcharged me more than once He does not like…read moreto give receipts. Dont use your charge card Unless you double check the price.. Now I know why he has few customers

Since the new owners, it's become my go to stop. I use to drive past it and down to the Golden Mile…read morewhere the prices were better. Now, I no longer had 5 more miles from home when I only go 3 miles to reach. Why? Because the staff is great and very helpful, the pricing is in line with others if not better and their Military discount is a bonus!

Had everything I needed at a reasonable price. Quick and helpful customer service. They even do…read morecheck cashing.

By association and location, I've known Me. Lei for 15 years. Throughout that time, he and his…read morefamily have being nothing but sweet. You don't realize the necessity of a corner store until you're no longer near it. Thanks for Mr. Lei for the many years of sweet tooth and munchies satisfaction.

Nice little neighborhood bodega. I went to Discount Liquors for six-pack of craft beer. It was…read moreclean, well lit, and bigger than it appears from the outside. They had a small but decent selection of craft beer. I noticed they had some essentials for sale as well - eggs, milk, butter, etc. I made a mental note since we just moved in around the corner in case we're ever "in a pinch". I also needed an orange for a cocktail garnish so I asked the gentleman behind the counter (possibly the owner). He said no that he didn't sell them but asked how many I needed. I said just one. He went to the back of the store and gave me his personal orange - and didn't even charge me for it. I was really impressed and will definitely come back to support the store just for that thoughtful act.

PLEASE DO NOT PATRONIZE THIS BUSINESS! THEY SELL NOTHING BUT EXPIRED ITEMS, I drink 3-4 beers until…read morenoticing that they were expired! I ate a whole bag of peanuts before noticing they were also expired!

Massive shop with a variety of products. Staff were extremely helpful. They even had a lottery…read moremachine so I could play my numbers.

Didn't have food except what was provided as finger food by establishment. A couple of nice cheeses…read moreto pair with wine. The service was nice as provided by charity personnel- Saving children of incarcerated. The wine tasting was very nice and the speaker very knowledgable. Ambiance was friendly and nice. Nice big area to speeded out and of course wines could be purchased at the store.

This is not only really nice property, but the mead is stellar. The tasting room is almost like a…read moreski resort. It's this wooden structure built on stilts on top of a hill. There's even seating outside. It's surrounded by really well kept open grass. I should have brought my dog. The mead is stellar. I tried a flight of things and loved all of them. Took home a bottle of the Duchess. Really worth making the trip to come out here.

Absolutely loved Orchid Cellar! The property is beautiful and peaceful, with gorgeous vineyard…read moreviews and such a relaxed atmosphere. Everyone was incredibly friendly and welcoming, and the mead and wine tasting was such a fun experience. The entire time I kept thinking what an absolutely beautiful wedding venue this would be... hopefully for myself someday! The scenery, outdoor space, and rustic charm would make such a gorgeous setting for a special day. Definitely a hidden gem and a place I would happily come back to.

Seriously the nicest people ever! We go in there and everyone is so talkative and helpfulread more

The staff here was very helpful when I was looking for liquor and wine. Fairly large selection of…read moreboth and reasonable prices. The big draw for me is the weird stuff they have. They sell a Russian potato vodka in an AK-47 shaped bottle that is delicately laid in a wooden box filled with straw. I also saw liquor sold in buffalo and katana shaped bottles. Unlike most stores around here, Anitas is open all the time, including Sundays.

I saw a sign for a winery while en route to another and decided to make a stop. I hadn't heard of…read morethis place and had no idea what to expect. Let me get the "bad" out of the way first, and note this is still a five-star review. You drive up a gravel country road to a small building that houses the tasting room. It's the smallest tasting room I've ever been in, and very simply decorated: a few beautifully framed pieces from the farm's history, some antique tools, and that's about it. This isn't going to be your upscale winery experience. If you're looking for Napa or Bordeaux vibes, you're in the wrong place. The single guy behind the counter turned out to be the owner. He mentioned that his wife usually runs the tastings, but she was on vacation. He was fantastic, fun to talk with, knowledgeable from both a production angle and a "yes, I actually drink these wines" perspective, which is surprisingly rare. He even spoke warmly about nearby wineries, treating them as colleagues rather than competitors. It's always refreshing to meet a winemaker who genuinely enjoys other people's wine. As for the wines: we tried all twelve. A couple were still young and could use a few years in the bottle, but they showed a lot of promise. I didn't care for the Muscat, but most of the others were excellent, and I had a hard time choosing which bottles to take home. Be sure to try the "Trop Elyts"; it's fantastic, and kind of port like. I'm not usually a rosé fan, but their take on it was so unique I bought a bottle of that, too. The farm itself dates back to the 1700s. George Washington probably slept there (he slept everywhere). It's full of character and history, and well worth the stop

Overall: small, casual winery, decent wines and prices, with okay service and a single restroom…read morethat you have to go outside to enter They have indoor seating, a covered patio, and outdoor seating. There is not strong AC anywhere there. The indoor seating is very small and feels like you're in someone's grandma's living room. Tastings are done in a flight with plastic cups, not one at a time in a glass. We did enjoy the wines and eventually enjoyed talking to the one employee who was there, but it was a rough start. When we entered the tasting room we were the only people there except for one other man. We had to initiate conversation with him to determine if we were in the right place and if we could get a tasting. It was confusing and we didn't feel clear about what to do or welcomed. I did enjoy the Rich Forest Chard, the Rose blend, and the Hogshead Red. It was interesting to learn about the residual sugars and how their rose is different. There is a cemetery on the premises which was an interesting choice.