I've been grabbing sandwiches at the bottle shop for over 20 years. This place somehow seems to get…read morebetter with age in a world where everything is deteriorating rapidly. The sandwiches are somehow better than I remember every time, the staff is friendly and efficient. The store is incredibly clean and well maintained. I greatly appreciate the bottle shop and their ability to be consistently excellent.

I am done going here- been going for years and I won't support this spot any longer…read more And paying $16 for a regular sandwich. Went today and got my usual- there is hardly any meat on here!!! So tiny. Another time I got no avocado, another no bacon. Over and over they continue to not read the order. Do they get new owners???? SO tiny of a portion I am beside myself. Could I have gone back yes however I am on a lunch break- I do not have time.

An absolute shocker. This is not a place to restock your bar. This is a curated gallery of unique…read moreand outstanding spirits. I arrived looking for white rum for the punch and left with artisanal mezcal, pisco and brandy. Not bottles for parties, mind you. The stuff you keep hidden and only pull out for the closest of friends or to make an important toast. This is a honey pot full of the good stuff. A cabinet of curiosities. A rare gem.

This place is great. It feels like a speak-easy without the slot in the door to open up. When the…read moredoor is opened you are greeted with great Mezcals, brandies, whiskeys, an awesome dark gin, piscos, raicillas and a wonderful coffee liqueur that goes great on vanilla icecream. yum! Then you look at the wonderful museum quality artifacts mixed in with the herd of plastic rhinos. Can't wait to go back!!

God I love this space!…read more I love Nicole, the owner and mastermind of this gem. So warm and fun. The pours are generous and the selection of regional wines is superb. No pretensions. And how can you beat the fact that even the art is regional and most of the times sustainable. They have wines here that are hard to find outside of Mendocino county- wines your nutty wine friends have only heard about, but never enjoyed. This is a great place for private functions in the Summer- the exterior gardens are delightful. Fallen in love with a wine you tasted, but don't have the room in the trunk to bring it home with you? Have them ship it!

Art gallery? Tasting room? Both! This is such a cool little spot. I have to thank Sunset…read moremagazine for finding this establishment. They feature Mendocino wines. And, the owner and woman who helped us were really cool. They have local and some imported Mexican art as well as garden art and some garden plants for sale too.

The men that work there are friendly and very nice, I recommend this place of business.read more

Grocery store itself is clean and well stocked. Staff is friendly. But if you are wanting a deli…read moresandwich I highly recommend avoiding getting one here. No care into building the sandwich. Meat just tossed on flat and falling off of edges instead of being stacked and layered. Also extremely messy to eat due to poor assembly. Low quality packed ingredients.

Used to be my all time favorite store. Now its always short staffed, no customer service, I have…read morering up my own groceries and do the bagging? Makes me feel like im @ Food Maxx... except @ Food Maxx they have way better prices.

I drive by this little locally-owned market on my vending route and one day I had to see why there…read morewere so many cars and trucks parked in front of it. Inside there's a real, old-fashioned meat counter but they'll also make you one heck of a sandwich. The sandwiches are the subject of this review. Go up to the meat counter and there are slips of paper where you can specify what you'd like on your sandwich. You can detail out the meal right down to the kind of mustard you want on it, and the cheese, bread and meat selection are all terrific. There are certain days where there are hot barbecued pork sandwiches but there's something for everyone. The ladies behind the counter are always very friendly and these are the kind of sandwiches where you have to almost unhinge your jaw to get a good bite, and your mouth will thank you for the effort. The sandwiches are really, really good. Being a market, you can select all sorts of things to go with your sandwich from chips, nuts raw potatoes, etc. etc. Okay, maybe hold off on the raw potatoes but the variety of drinks and side snacks is just what you'd expect in a market. I don't understand why there's a line at any chain sandwich shop within 10 miles of this place as the friendly, English-speaking folks behind the counter make a sandwich that two normal people could easily share and be very satisfied. Even my healthy appetite is challenged by these meals on bread, not like the breadwiches those lousy chains make. The meat here looks good and, again, it's a full little market so they have all sorts of things but the sandwiches are my favorite and make me happy that it's vending machine fillin' day.

I had went in there and saw a cockroach on the floor running, and they messed up on my sandwich.read more

Great selection and pricing. First time in. They have stuff that is hard to find in other parts…read moreof the country. Paul is awesome and very helpful. I will be back

I've been going to Tip Top for over 10 years, because they have a decent selection of cocktail…read moreingredients. Today, for the first time ever, the owner told me I have to use a tap card to pay, instead of the ordinary insert/swipe card I've been using for years. My bank (a large regional bank) does not issue tap cards yet. So I had to put the bottles back on the shelf and drive across the street to Big John's. I know tap cards are trending but have never encountered a store that forced their customers to use them. Seems like Tip Top has hit rock bottom ... and just lost a loyal, long-time customer along the way.

If you haven't been to Bottle Barn in Santa Rosa, are you even living, or are you just hydrating?…read moreThe Vibe: Industrial Liquor Chic Walking in is like entering a high-end heist movie set in a warehouse. It's Liquor Chic at its absolute zenith. The environment is an incredible, sprawling treasure hunt where every turn of a corner reveals a new liquid trophy. It's gritty, it's authentic, and it smells like ambition and oak barrels. The Selection: A Local & Global Masterclass * The Wine & Beer: They don't just carry "local" wines; they curate the very soul of Sonoma and Napa. The beer selection is a hop-heavy odyssey that makes other shops look like they're selling juice boxes. * The Bubbles: The Sparkling and Champagne section? Pure fabulousness. Whether you're celebrating a promotion or just surviving a Tuesday, they have the effervescence to match your ego. * The Hard Stuff: The Bourbon selection is a deep, amber-hued dream. The specialty liquors and Tequilas? It's a curated library of botanical brilliance and agave excellence. If it's rare, it's here. If it's legendary, it's probably on the end-cap. The Human Element The staff here aren't just "employees." They are Liquid Scholars. These wizards possess a level of knowledge that borders on the supernatural. Ask them about a remote vineyard in the Russian River Valley or the mash bill of an obscure rye, and they'll give you a dissertation with a smile. The Merch And just when you think you've seen it all--the T-shirts. Yes, you can literally wear the brand. Nothing says "I have impeccable taste and a well-stocked cellar" like a Bottle Barn tee. Final Verdict: 11/10. I came for a bottle of Zin and left with a trunk full of treasures, a new appreciation for French bubbles, and a shirt that makes me look like a local legend. Bottle Barn isn't a store; it's a lifestyle.

Oh my goodness, it's my new Disneyland! I will make the drive to come up here. I have yet to find…read moreas good an Aquavit selection and Mead selection. We dropped a C Note on the St George Single Malt. Since we can't find it anywhere, it was an immediate grab. We also got a new Danish Mead which we can't wait to open at our Viking Yule Fest. We also picked up some aquavit and a nice Pinot and some craft beer. Get this, the beer was put in the can a mere 3 weeks ago. Lots of help - you look a little lost and someone is instantly next to you. So Much Wine, Bubbles, whatever you might be jonesing, for you got it, things for mixing there too. People are so nice in the store. If you see a big guy with a beard and a nice smile - be super nice to him. If his name is Aaron, you have found the guy who shopped there for 20 years before he ever worked there. He knows everything. Give him a high five and tell him Yoko sent you!