A family run business. Friendly service and excellent pricing compared to nearby competitors.read more

I have been a customer here for years. Ben and his team do a fantastic job and the recent redesign…read moreis super nice. Ben also does a really nice job on wine recommendations and I think they have the best local prices.

Owner lied to try to get me to buy a more expensive spirit. When I didn't buy what he suggested, he…read morerudely turned to coworker to make a point in his own language. Will not return to this store ever again. Went to Total Wine instead where I gladly parted with my cash for a good service and the product that I wanted.

The staff here are very cliquish. When you enter they make you feel unwelcome, and as you travel…read morethrough the store they make you feel like an outsider. It all culminates in the checkout when they always have a side conversation with laughter that you're not in on. It's not about the customer here - it's about making relationships with the liquor purveyors (maybe?). In any case it's not a fun place if you are not a "cool guy".

Great store Friendly…read moreand helpful owner who remembers your tastes, guides you to new products you may like AND stashes away a case of the once a year beer you like, because he knows you want it!

Best boutique wine shop in the area! Especially if you are looking for quality wines from unique…read moreregions. My go to, for certain.

They dabble in illegal business. Stay away or accept being scammed‍…read more The sign on the cash register says "$5 minimum required". People this practice is illegal! You can not be required to pay a minimum fee to use your card, make you pay the service fees or be required you make a minimum spending amount on your purchase. Please do us all a favor and report them. If they tell you they don't understand or it's store policy, say ok. Make the payment, go home and contact visa, Mastercard etc. Go to policy and terms. Report them and get your money back. It might only be $5 BUT they can refund the full amount and hold them responsible for all service fees you spent with them and refund every dime. They can even be required to settle you for the full amount or you can ask for the state maximum interest for fraud and intent to fraud and you can take it to your attorney and get your real justice of 5k. Its work but your worth it. When they choose to scam, we say we choose to report that and at times can take things too far. So let me tell you what happened. I went in this store to grab gum and a bag of chips and I wanted to try a wine cooler because the last time was my last time. Anyway, We slide our card in and she says thats not enough, we can, you need to spend $5. I told her no. She looks at my sister like you got cash!? I told her it's illegal to require a minimum payment for a POS system. She got mad and said oh well it's policy. I spent the $5 because I had to add a wine cooler SMH. I went home to confirm i can report her for intent to fraud and fraud and isa,master card and all bank cards say the same thing. Report them so I am. We do not have to accept being scammed regardless of how we pay. Stay safe out here spenders. Yes it's extra work but I need my coins to go to what I paid for and not be told you need to spend $5 if you use card on a POS. Let's normalize keeping our money right.

This is a great beer and wine shop! Located in one of my favorite shopping plazas, near Great Sage…read morerestaurant and Roots market. It's small but has a fantastic selection of rare, hard to find beer and wines. They also have beer on tap that changes often, and they also carry great miniature size bottles as well. The service is always warm, friendly and very helpful. Prices are on the higher end, but worth it. Parking is easy with a private lot.

I've always loved this place. An awesome and unique selection with really good serviceread more

Unless you plan to spend a lot of money there, the woman behind the counter will simply ignore you,…read moreshe does not want to waste her time to serve you, and she make sure that you know it! Don't go there!!! One star is very generous for the service there!

I had a very scary experience on Saturday, December 18, 2021 at about 5:55 PM involving two other…read morecustomers. I also felt very unsafe and unprotected by the person working at the counter. The customers, a White woman and an Asian man, were at the counter arguing over who would pay for what. The man wanted the payment divided but the woman did not. There was only one employee and this took up a bit of time. I made, what I thought, was a light hearted comment, the woman, who appeared to be red-eyed and high became strangely agitated and the employee did not intervene. I will never return. Prior to posting this comment, I attempted to call the business but no one answered the phone. Btw my trip to Ledo's to pick up my pizza was the exact opposite.

This is a typical beer, wine and spirits business. They have typical stock plus some stuff like…read moreBlue Moon Mango I've only seen here. I wish they stocked Yuengling White Mango but I've only seen it in PA.

"Disarm yourself, Princess," Hades, God of the Underworld, commands the Daughter of Circe in the…read moreiconic sixth issue of Kelly Thompson's Absolute Wonder Woman comic book series. "I am surprised, sire. You are a God, and yet you fear my weapons?" Diana remarks playfully as she removes her tiara. "Curiosity rules this more than fear, I'd say," Hades responds tersely. "Better?" the last Amazon inquires, having shed her armor. "Do you think I can't smell an enchanted pouch? The magic coming off that thing might as well have cartoonish stink lines. Empty it." Soon, three magic lassoes, including the glowing, blood-red, Nemesis Lasso, are coiled harmlessly on the floor; and the origin story of how the Nemisis Lasso came to be, lushly painted by Mattia De Iulis, begins. Unfortunately, I must report that, at the Harris Teeter nestled in Maple Lawn Marketplace in Fulton, Maryland, you will not have the opportunity to purchase an enchanted lasso made from blood willingly given by Prometheus and unwillingly drawn from the last remaining basilisk. You will, however, find almost all of the staples every twenty-first-century family requires, barring a mad rush by shoppers to prepare for an impending snowstorm. Vibrant strawberries and blueberries, lush, not-quite-ripened, green bananas, and organic cucumbers, not to mention party supplies, deli-made croissant bread, coffee, teas, and bottled water are just a few of the necessities you could purchase, along with seasonal displays of stuffed squishies to bring cheer to kids of all ages. This isn't our favorite Harris Teeter, but it will do in a pinch.

Your cash register personal, always slow took me 30 minutes to get to…read morethe cashier that was totally out of energy and looked like she is fallen a sleep, the line kept getting longer and NO ONE came to help. Finally walking towards the exit the person at the information desk was on his phone and never approached to help. As a former senior Vice President at W H SMITH based in London I had hundreds of employees running registers and helping customers. Never seen poorer service. Off I go to another store. Thank you Rachel Graneng