The place smells really really bad, it's disorganized and dingy, the help is unconscious…read more They currently go by the name, Newton WINE & SPIRITS Interesting that their large and expensive sign is missing the S on spirit, but they did

It's named Newton wine and spirits. It's located in a quiet mini strip mall. The store attendant…read morewas nice and eager to help. The store does have a strong uncommon aroma. The selection is okay, it's got some local craft beer and usual liquor selection. Nothing too fancy. Nice local staple for beer and liquor.

I'm a 70+ year old person who was told they needed to see an ID in order for me to purchase…read morealcohol. Their sign says the cashiers are trained to ask for an ID. It doesn't say they are required so I asked to speak to the manager. The manager, Brandon, was a sour looking person who just looked at me and said 'nope'. No explanations, no exceptions. I give him 0 stars for terrible customer service. Wegmans, either post a clear policy or get a manager who values your customers and is able to provide decent customer service.

The Service at Wegmans wine, liquor and beer at Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts was beyond terrible…read more On June 21 2024 I was carded. I am 59 and don't drive, and discovered my licence had expired. I understand that they could not sell alcohol to me, but my friend who is 57 and had a valid licence was not allowed to buy the purchase, since he was standing next to me at the time.

They overcharge!! Always ask for a receipt. My fiance and I…read morewent a few weeks ago and the man checking us out mumbled the final price (there was nothing on the machine showing it) and when we got home, he had been charged $50 for two bottles of wine - both had been listed as under $20 in the store. We went again last night and he got charged $33 for a $25 bottle. When he asked for a receipt, the man sheepishly handed him the receipt + $6 in cash and just said "oops". It's the only liquor store in the area open late, so if you do need to stop - ask for a receipt!!

Convenient location next to Eliot T stop and CVS. There used to be a Bank of America ATM here but…read moreit looks like the Dry Cleaners expanded. They have a decent selection.

Great and interesting selection of wines, very well-priced. No complaints there, but the customer…read moreservice is -very- hit or miss. For example, I was in a couple months ago and had a great time talking to the gentleman (older, clean-shaven) working. He pointed me in the direction of a couple neat bottles I wouldn't normally have thought about, and his recommendations clearly came from knowledge and understanding what I was interested in. I went back tonight (Friday November 7), though, and despite two employees (a heavier man with a goatee and a woman with bangs and glasses, both middle-aged) working, I was in the store for ten minutes looking around without either of them saying a word to me, despite both of them coming within five feet of me. Not a "how are you?" "can I help you find anything?" "I'll be right with you". Literally nothing. There was only one other customer in the store in that time -- I put my bottles back and walked out. If the owners/managers read this, definitely worth talking to these two -- I've spent plenty here in the past, and customer service this poor was a big turn-off tonight.

Fantastic selection great prices. Employees are really helpful. Will definitely be coming back…read more Also they have magnums!

A medium-sized liquor store. The name has changed. Unfortunately, the craft beer aisle is now a…read morefizzy mixed drink aisle. For more beer varieties, try a larger store like Yankee Spirits on Route 1 in Norwood, which also sells German Oktoberfest, craft beers, and legalized moonshine.

I'm thinking the family that owned this store sold it because, the inside got a facelift and so did…read morethe prices! I hadn't been in in a few months, but went in yesterday and a bottle of wine that in every convenience and liquor store is priced at $8.99 was $11.99! Prices jumping by $3 above all other stores is a hard pass.

The service was flawless. From the moment we arrived we were warmly welcomed. Our server was very…read morehelpful when we asked for his recommendations. The food was outstanding. We chose to start our meal with the borscht and Solyanka. Both soups we served with a shot of house infused vodka. We devoured both and enjoyed them immensely. Next we had the chicken Kiev with mashed potato. It was perfect. Tender chicken stuffed with garlic and herbs that gushed out gently when cut Into. Amazing We also ordered the pozhasrky cutlet. Served with mashed potato. It was decadent. We finished with a shared dessert of sour cherry vereniki. Tender dumplings filled with sour cherry and served with a sweet cherry jam and sour cream. We couldn't have asked for a better experience. We can't wait to return and sample some more.

Really nice vibe, good service, staff worked with us when we had extra people show up. I loved the…read morelive music and the family atmosphere, it was a way for me to be exposed to Russian culture!

I didn't want to like this place because I was pretty loyal to another store and have some concerns…read moreabout them being pushed out of the area. But between the immaculate new fixtures and beautiful signage, an excellent and fairly well-priced wine selection, and the ridiculously hot guy who (or whose family) seems to own the place (the first time I went there were 3 or 4 generations crowding the store, when they first opened), and the walk-ability for me, there's not much to complain about. Parking sucks-- this is in the old Store 24 on Arsenal by the Super 8 and it's hard to get in and out of if you're driving, but I'm not!) Seriously ladies, you have to go see this guy. I assume they're Armenian but I could be wrong. He's one tall dark drink of water though, as they say o_O.

Ordered from here on Drizly and although we didnt order the gift set of Black Label that includes…read moretwo nice glasses, thats what we received (its the same price but they didnt HAVE to send it). We're loyal customers so that made my day!

I had not been in Marty's for years and was amazed by how many great gourmet items they had when I…read morewalked in! I was there for a 4pk of Eden Cider, but still browsed all of the food. A nice woman directed me to the far end of the store where I located the cider, and another nice woman was at the register. Easy in-and-out, I love it. Huge bonus is the large parking lot!

The Deli at Marty's is phenomenal. The ladies who run it…read moreare as sweet as can be and will make a sandwich that will knock your socks off. I've had just about everything on the menu and it's all been top notch Unfortunately, the rest of the store is not handled with the best customer service. The old dudes at the front are as rude to customers as they are to each other. Snarky remarks, condescending tones, and poor customer service is the norm at Marty's. The cashiers barely open their mouths. I've never heard a "thank you" or a "you're welcome" in all my time there. They barely can mutter the price of your items. I'm sorry if dodgeball was tough for them in high school but I still expect some courtesy. Just last week I watched one of the old dudes (the one who looks like he came back from a Sam Elliott look alike contest) bump into a customer and not apologize. Not only that but the customer who I would assume is a decent human being apologized to the bearded loser and the bearded loser had some snarky remark under his breath. Marty's is a good sized store and has good variety as a result. The managers and cashiers however make it really hard to continue supporting this business