I've never been here when I wasn't greeted with a smile and a friendly hello. This store is…read morespacious and clean, well-stocked with a great variety of brands. You can tell that they support local brands too, which I love. Prices for everything I've shopped were well within reason. My only complaint is that for some reason it's hard to locate in the plaza, but once you've been here one time, it's easier to find after that!

To be honest I like the idea that they have free wine classes and they are taught by a certified…read moresommelier and they are quite interesting. They wines are well thought out and I usually buy a bottle or two. I don't live in the area and I usually come up here with a friend for classes. Thus far or recently staff has been pretty cool and no hard sell.

This store is wonderful. All the employees are helpful and pleasant. Prices on my usual items have…read morenot gone up in years. They also have a loyalty program.

The best folks around. Knowledgeable, great selection, friendly, clean and most of all not too…read morebig. I like an establishment that is on the smaller size and makes the customer feel good. Jackie Chesler

Irondequoit Liquor has a wide variety of liquor, wine, spirits. Have to give them credit. But I…read morerecently noticed in the past approximate week or so their price for a liter of Seagrams 7 has increased by $1.08. It had been $26.45 after tax, now it's $27.53.

Worst liquor store in Rochester you ask? Well that would be Irondequoit liquor. Was snapped at by…read morethe extremely rude cashier. Even the person behind me in line was shocked. This is not the first time. Please train your employees the art of customer service. A simple smile goes a long way. This kind of behavior says mountains about the establishment. Maybe a swig of some of your product would put them in a better mood. thankfully not the only liquor store in the area.

I had never been here before. It's bigger than I thought it would be. Prices are pretty high,…read more but if you're not looking for something particular, you may be able to find a deal. I was just looking for something sparkling. They had Yellowtail red moscato for $5.98 which seemed like a good price. I've never even seen it around here before. However, I buy Cinzano Asti all the time for $9.99, and it was $13.98 here, to give you an idea on pricing. I looked around the store, and they had a few things I'd never seen before. Chocolate covered pretzel vodka for instance (not that it sounds good to me, lol). There were some Pinnacle flavors I hadn't seen much either. So, it's an on place to check out. Just watch the prices. It's also nearly impossible to turn left out of here on a Saturday afternoon. It was easy enough to turn right and turn around though.

My first (and last) visit to this establishment was prompted by a ValPak coupon offering 20% off…read more"any wine purchase." I grabbed five bottles, went to check out and handed over the coupon. The guy at check out said, "The system isn't showing any discounts. Are these wines on sale?" I said, "I don't know, I just grabbed them off the shelves. Besides , the coupon says "any" wines, so what difference does it make?" He said, "Well, the system isn't discounting them, so they must already be on sale." All this over a measly 20 bucks. They should change their name to "Over the Edge."

Love all Wrgmans locations. This is a huge "super store"…read moretype. Amazing. All departments stocked and beautiful. Foodservice and bakery on point. Terrific staff

Best supermarket in USA. Period. Caring people in all departments always willing to go the extra…read moremile with friendliness and professionalism!

The best liquor experience I have ever had. One of the workers came up to me to see if I had any…read morequestions, that was the catalyst for a long conversation on bourbon, rye, red wine, the New York whiskey landscape , and involved sampling some of their opened bottles. The prices are fair and they had bottles I've never seen before, not because they were rare, but because they were unique. Go here and enjoy.

Not to be dramatic, but I am obsessed with this liquor store. I live nowhere near here, and made a…read morestop after dropping some goodies off to my friends who are new parents that live around the corner. I needed to restock my bubbles and vino and decided this was the spot for me! A couple of things I found particularly impressive: 1) Selection! You wouldn't know by looking at it, but this liquor store is giant. A HUGE selection of wine and spirits, labelled by region and grape depending on where you are in the store. There's a cooler at the back and a few different sections, so make a plan to take it all in. 2) Masking is 100% across the board from staff and patrons, or at least was when I was there. 3) Most helpful, no nonsense staff I've encountered at a liquor store. I reached for a wine, and seemingly out of nowhere and employee said "I can't let you go for that wine" and proceeded to tell me about a much better bottle of Cab Sauv at the exact same price. I sometimes get in a rut of just buying the same things from big box distributors I know I like, so having someone stop and say "no" was just what I needed. The bottle was delicious! Prices are low! If you're in the area I HIGHLY recommend a special stop here. I am looking forward to making it a regular spot when visiting Greece.

Not bad at all They were fair with their prices and cool…read morewith how they treat you but they are gone now so oh well

Very limited selection. Not the best part of town. Would not recommend going to this place after…read moredark unless your from the neighborhood. The photos looks nothing like the place. When you walk in the door you're greeted by a plexiglass security wall.

There's nothing better than getting products right from the source. Their store should be getting a…read morelot more attention in Rochester. I was able to taste all of the bitters before purchasing (I got the classic old fashioned bitters, Turkish tobacco bitters, and habanero bitters), and the Fee Foam all at a wholesale price!

I'll gladly be more bitter if there's a "Fee" involved. I enjoy a good crafted cocktail, and in my…read moreown liquor cabinet I have quite a few bottles of bitters. Fee Brothers make up more than 50% of those. Besides being good quality, I like that the more common varieties are easy to find, and even the less common ones can be obtained at liquor or specialty stores, or online. The other thing I appreciate is that they are made in New York State. Many distilleries that strive to sell a majority of New York State products will include at least bitters from Fee Brothers, sometimes others. As far as I'm concerned, this is a win/win.