This liquor store is on the smaller side, but they carry all your bar staples and then some -…read moreduring my most recent visit, they had a Ketel One cucumber and mint vodka! Note that the prices here are on the higher side and there aren't a ton of options for each liquor type, but if you're not picky and are looking for something convenient in the area, this is the place for you. Also be aware that the larger bottles of liquor are placed on the shelves throughout the store, and the medium and small sized bottles are behind the cashier. I was not aware of this when I came in looking for gin and vermouth and thought I'd have to buy bottles that would last me 10 years. Very friendly service as well; they will not try to upsell you just to make an extra buck.

Rude and unfriendly staff that was too busy talking to each other and playing with a customer's…read moredog. Price points are also high. Go to Royal Wine or the Corkery,

Not much to say here, I've been coming downtown to this spot for over 20 years because I've yet to…read morefind better prices. There's a pleasant gentleman at the register who's been there for years, possibly the owner? Prices are straightforward with no surprises at checkout. Every time I visit, I wish I had a cart because I always end up wanting more than I originally came for. This place is a keeper.

When it comes to being reliable and on point this isn't the place…read more This is the place that leaves you waiting outside on Mothers Day because an employee is late even though there are already two employees. I recommend in my opinion to no longer feel that WW&S is a place to spend your money They don't care about wasting your time and in my opinion don't care about your money either. I will no longer spend my money at this establishment

Do you want a convenient wine & spirits shop, but just wish it had a little more... Port Authority…read moreBus Terminal feel to it? Then you've come to the right place! There are a decent number of wine shops in the FiDi area, but this one is the 2nd closest to the largest subway hub in the city. Despite that, I've never seen the place crowded. Maybe it's because their prices ARE a little high. Or maybe it's because of their customer service. They're not exactly friendly, which goes a long way. They greet you as soon as you come in, but it's in a way that makes you feel watched or rushed. I usually ignore that and just ask them to let me browse until I have a question. That usually works. But it's too bad they aren't as assertive with pan handlers & the like. I stopped into the shop yesterday looking for a bottle of wine to pair with dinner. Shortly after I entered, a guy stumbled in off the street, asking me for money for liquor. He was talking loudly & using the N word a LOT. Did they say one word to him? No. Not until he walked up to the counter and addressed the woman there face to face, asking for booze. Even then, she wasn't as assertive with him as she's been with me over taking whatever wine she's chosen. To make matters worse, there was a male employee in the store who stood several yards away, just watching. I told this desperate beggar who was told me that HE HAD A KNIFE & had just been in a physical altercation with someone, that I had no cash. He responded that I could just put it on my credit card. The staff said nothing in response to that. I had already chosen my first wine & had placed it on the counter for purchase. But now this beggar was hanging out there. I heard the woman passively mutter something about preferring him to do his business outside. But the male employee just stood there watching. I turned to the male employee & asked, "You're OK with this?" He just shrugged. But the beggar loudly stated, "SHE'S OK WITH THIS!" and laughed. So I told the male employee, "Since you won't ask him to leave, I'll leave." I then walked out empty-handed & made my way south to Simply Wine on Liberty Street, where the worst thing that happens there might be an occasional puppy fart. It was out of my way, but so worth it. Their selection & service rock. I have worked with and around alcohol for many years, including my time as a bartender. If you can't control drunks & people begging for booze, if you can't protect or at least show concern for the safety & comfort of your paying customers, you're in the wrong business. This place won't be getting any more of mine.

I ove this small shop with a curated stock of wines and liquors. the service is friendly and it is…read morein my neighborhood. it is a pleasure to wander in and discover a nice bottle of wine.

Great selection, open late, nice people, reasonable prices. Wine tasting in the back. Came at 11pm…read more Cant ask for more.

Tayshan the supervisor is very VERY rude. Horrible customer service and very passive to the…read morecustomers. Their website had issues and my order was messed up and he did not handle this with grace. Instead he was degrading and overall not nice/understanding as I would expect a supervisor of a store I am giving money to would be. He made backhanded comments at me when I asked about my refund as I do not trust he gave it to me. If I chose to be a customer of this store again I will be making sure to be doing delivery as I do not want to face him again, that's how poor of a person he was to me. I'd give zero stars if I could. - also to note when I walked in, he was sipping on the samples in the store. Liquor store or not, don't drink on the job and act the way you did.

Ocean Wine & Spirits is located in Chinatown just steps away from the super busy Grand Street…read morestation (B & D train lines). They have a huge wine and spirits collection. I regularly go here to purchase the 5-liter box wines to make my sangrias. The price is $20 flat if you pay in cash. I found this to be the cheapest place in the area where you can get it. The staff is always helpful and won't hesitate to ask if you need assistance. They also deliver, which is very beneficial on those cold/snowy/rainy days when you're running low and do not want to leave the house. I've done some searching around the Chinatown and Lower East Side areas and this place is cheaper than most, plus the prices already include tax. Tip: When you get to the register pay attention to the neon stickers. They usually advertise really good deals of high quality spirits. For example, recently I purchased a 700 ml bottle of European vodka for $8. Wow!

Soju for 5.50$ is a deal. Cheap and right from the fridge next to the counter. Store is located in…read moregrand st, 1 block from the handball court. The prices are tax included so you dont have to guess how much everything adds up to.

Can't believe it's taken me this long to write a review for Simply Wine! We learned about them when…read moremy husband accepted a delivery of a case of wine thinking I ordered it and when I saw it later I thought he ordered it - oops, neither of us had ordered it! I called the shop to explain the delivery mix-up and they promptly picked it up & gifted us a bottle of bubbly. The next time we were interested in buying wine, we went to the shop to check it out and well the rest is history as they've simply become our preferred store. The tastings are fun, the selection well curated, and the prices very reasonable. The points system is nice perk as it doesn't take forever to accrue a reward so can redeem easily.

This place was convent for a staycation downtown. All I had to do was say what flavors I wanted and…read moreall of a sudden I was walking out with two beautiful, delicious bottles of wine, and a mini, strong canned cocktail. I highly recommend this place for a knowledgeable staff and locally sourced gems.

Alex helped me pick out the perfect Malbec! I was in the city, heading back home after a whole half…read moreof a day's worth of kid's birthday parties, all over town. I had another evening adult party to attend and wanted to make sure that I didn't arrive empty-handled. Luckily, we parked on the same block as Rosetta Wines. The entrance is hidden beneath the scaffolding but definitely stuck out, with the bright salmon coloured Vespa in the window. By the name, you know they mostly carry wines but they do have some spirits behind the counter. I was looking for something specific, a Spanish or Argentinian vino. Alex helped. He was very knowledgeable and asked all of the right questions. In the end, I opted for a modestly priced medium bodied malbec. The party guests were very happy either the selection and I scored a win.

Insane prices - charging 50-100% up charge vs. what can be bought at big box stores (eg, Veuve…read morebottle for $110; $30 for 8 seltzers, etc). DO NOT go here.

Excellent selection. Great app…read more I have been a customer for over 25 years and the experience is getting better and better.

Great place. Good selection. My go to place downtown. Wine selection is especially good. They…read morehave tastings

Super friendly service! Walked in and was immediately chatted up about some specials and got to…read moretaste a rose and whiskey. I loved the bottles lining wall, very pretty store. I was there for soju and ended up with a bottle of junmai nigori as well. It was so affordable, I can't see why I wouldn't! FiDi doesn't have a bunch of options open late so I'm happy they were near my hotel.

Amazing service. The owner was extremely helpful. Best liquor store in FiDi. Highly recommendedread more

Lovely array of wines and liquors here. So many choices , categorized perfectly. As soon as I…read morewalked in I was asked if I needed assistance , the employees are very friendly! I had found a specific wine bottle I was looking for here via a GOOGLE search. The wine wasn't as expensive as I had seen in other stores. Great location between Herald Square and Times Square. Clean and great open space.

I work by this wine shop and I've definitely bought many last minute bottles of wine from this…read morestore. It's over priced as you would expect from the proximity to Times Square. For a bottle of wine $20 or under it's fine. Once I had a last minute birthday request from my husband for "a little bottle of Johnny Walker Blue". I definitely paid the sucker price for the last minute request, and I know where to get is in Brooklyn for a lot cheaper. But since I was in that predicament, I opted to get the special Chinese New Year, Year of the Dragon bottle for $20 extra... which is a work of art and absolutely made my husband's night and he will be talking about for years and years. They do have some special and rare bottles that make for great gifts, but if you have more time to do your research even the rare bottles can be found elsewhere where for significantly cheaper. Oh well, it is what it is. Say, that bottle did not last through the night but at least it was genuinely appreciated with good friends. This liquor store is better than others in the neighborhood, I am glad that they exist.