Fast delivery Courteous staff…read moreHelpful about choosing certain wines So much product for what looks like a small store! Always have some cold in refrigerator Overall Hells Kitchen 5/5

Interesting selection of wine. Priced reasonably. But, the lack of service was stunning. We went…read moretwice in 10 days. Sure we looked like bedraggled tourists but both of us took wine tastings classes and traveled in France wine tasting down the Cote D'Or and Cotes de Beaune Neither time did the man with the balding hair help. His African-American cashier was cordial enough asking if we had an account. We bought a white and a red and a sparkling. The second time I wanted to see if service was a one-off. It wasn't. I picked up a red. The people at 54th Street wine- actually on 55th Street were so much more friendly.

We're from CA and visited this place to get some advice about what Bourbon to buy. Shawn was…read moreextremely helpful and guided me to an excellent not crazy expensive bottle. We came back this year and he not only remembered me but really knows his wines and spirits. He really is very helpful to everyone who came in while we were talking. Check his place out - you will not regret it!!!!

Wandered in here on a Friday night and was immediately impressed by the cleanliness and thoughtful…read moreorganization of the store. The best part, the employee (manager, I think) was so kind, patient, and just all around cool as I asked various questions about so many things. He gave recommends that I went with, and I was so happy with my purchase. Five big bright Yelp stars for this wonderful little liquor store!

Kate H and I were on a mission. We needed a chilled bottle of white wine with a screw top that we…read morecould enjoy in the row boats in Central Park. I'm used to California where alcohol is available anywhere and everywhere. We walked into a Duane Reade where I was certain we'd find a bottle of something cheap, nada...next was a convenience store, beer only. We were getting desperate as we walked uptown, almost to our destination. We finally spied Central Wine in the distance with the big liquor sign. They had a great selection, but I was in a hurry. All of their chilled wine is in a small cooler, but it was taking me forever to find what I wanted. I finally told the helpful guy what I needed-screwtop, non Chardonnay. He helped me find a great bottle of viognier from Australia. It was also the cheapest bottle in there, but at $16.99 that's not saying much. I don't think they're overpriced, as I saw a bottle of Evolution (wish that had been screw topped) for about what I've seen it elsewhere. I think they just don't carry cheap crap, which is what us drunken vacationers were looking for. Great service, great selection, if you're looking for something cheap to get you drunk, plan ahead and go to Trader Joes.

Ambiance and customer service is superb!! Great prices and recommendations! I will be back for…read moresure next time I'm in town!! I love the location!

NEW LOCATION AMAZING PRICES THAT NEVER LEFT…read more this is a family owned business Who has been excellent in customer relations And ON POINT with their collection to choose from! Previously they were around the corner and a hidden gem to those that are locals but to newcomers, It's a pleasant NYC liquor store with the familiarity of convenience and taste. The service is superb and fully staffed with experienced Patrons who add to the ambiance!

Love this wine store, they have a great selection and Mohammed the owner is extremely helpful and…read morefriendly as are the other employees. Highly recommend!

I've been coming here on/off for some years now, more often now that the other wine store down a…read morecouple of blocks on Broadway closed shop. Friendly place without being overbearing, they allow you to browse a bit then offer to help as little or as much as you'd like. Sure this is a tourist mecca, however there is a fair share of locals too, you'll find plenty of apartments/condos lining the nearby streets of 56th, and 57th., and more just the other side of the Time Warner building. So they have to be somewhat competitive to get all sides off the market. Compared to some other shops nearby their selection is more sophisticated throughout all price points. You can pickup a nice bottle in the 15$ range and up from there. I've been in some other shops where the selection was what you'd expect in a Chicago grocery store, actually some of our grocery stores beat the selection. Nice shop, nice people, close to where I stay, all good it works. No reason to schlep wine across town.

Hello Columbus Circle Wine,…read more On 03/06/2026, while shopping at The Columbus Circle Wine Liquor Store, located at 1802 Broadway, New York, NY 10019, a specific item that was normally located at the front of the store was moved to the back. Last night, when the store manager asked a male Hispanic employee to assist, I noticed that once we reached the register with the item for check-out, the same male Hispanic employee was holding his iPhone, clearly ready to take a photo of me. Although the store cameras are installed and positioned at the front, it appeared he was doing this intentionally. Please Note: To everyone visiting this location, please be aware that a male Hispanic employee may take your photo for no apparent reason!

I stopped by this shop because I was in the area, looking to buy a bottle or two to bring to a BYOB…read morerestaurant nearby. The wine shop itself has two floors. The downstairs has the white wines and the upstairs has reds. Both floors are divided by region and contain a decent selection of both old world and new world wines from various regions in the world. While I didn't find everything I was looking for (some more Rhone whites would have been amazing), there was a large enough selection that we had more than enough options. The service was pretty helpful on the red floor but got busier downstairs. It was easy enough to find what I was looking for and I walked out with two bottles to pair with spicy curry. I'd definitely stop back again if in the area. The selection is pretty vast and contains a large enough price range to be able to find bottles for most occasions.

The 67th Wine & Spirits liquor store has an unusual two story interior space with a wonderful…read morededicated staff that makes shopping for wine a joyous experience. Even when I'm not planning to buy any wine, i enjoy wandering around their second floor browsing at thewines from countries around the world. David, who's one of the owners is a great guy who has made my shopping experiences at his store memorable and most importantly, tve wine he recommends are perfect with whatever mesls we are serving.

Main "proprietor" was a pretentious douche. Attitude, with no palette, and little to no ability to…read morebe an actual Human. Very unhelpful when buying a decent bottle of wine. Useless.

This is my go to spot in Midtown. Oak & Steel has a nice selection of wines and a wide variety of…read moreprice ranges. They're also very helpful, answering my questions and making recommendations. Shopping there is an enjoyable experience, and I've been pleased with their service and selection.

Me and my boyfriend have been here a few times. Service was fine, what you'd normally expect…read more However my 24-year-old boyfriend went in to purchase wine yesterday and was refused service even though he showed them his valid Florida government issued ID (drivers license). We liked this place because it was so close to our apartment, but now we feel belittled and unwelcome. It doesn't feel good to have service refused to you for no reason. I recommend going to west end wine and spirits instead-- it's not too far from pinnacle and they have much better, friendlier service. And bonus points for allowing us to legally purchase wine... lol

Great neighborhood wine shop! Staff is very helpful and super friendly. They have a great selection…read moreof wines that are priced well. Try and stop in on fridays when they have wine tastings, I've found a few new favorites that way! This is def my go to shop.

This liquor store has been around a long time and with the changes in the neighborhood this place…read morehas thank goodness remained relatable. The prices are reasonable and you don't have to guess what the price is its visible. Not very large but a wide variety. Highly recommended!

DONT BUY FROM THIS PLACE THEY DISCRIMINATE PEOPLE. As a customer I called this place for the first…read moretime. This place won't deliver to people that live 8 blocks away in the PROJECTS. Even tho I'm paying for the bottles ahead of time. FRANSISCO the manager said the upper management made the decision to not sell to the people from the projects. He's been working there for 17 years but doesn't know who the upper management is. He even agreed that it was discrimination but he couldn't do anything about it because he's just a manger.

Small shop, but great selection. Prices are fairly reasonable considering they have a built in…read moreclientele with all the large buildings nearby. The workers are always friendly and cheerful. They seem to remember their customers, which is nice. The wine tastings on Friday night are really fun with no pressure to buy anything. Though we've definitely bought and enjoyed new wines as a result of the tastings. Overall we're really happy to call this our local wine shop.

DO NOT SHOP HERE! PICK ONE OF THE MANY OTHER OPTIONS AVAILABLE NEARBY. THEY IMPROPERLY STORE THEIR…read moreWINE, SO BOTTLES MAY BE MOLDY AND THEY REFUSE RETURNS-- I purchased a $20 bottle here on the evening of 4/7/23. I opened the bottle immediately after purchase and the inside of the cork had mold all over it. So, I went back to the store that same evening (10min later), figuring it would be a quick exchange or refund. However, a man who identified himself only as the "manager" flat out refused to consider any idea that the cork was moldy, or any sort of exchange or refund. I even showed the cork to another customer in front of the manager, as a sanity check, and the other customer agreed the "white fuzz" over the inside of the cork was mold. Instead, the "manager" was extremely rude and highly aggressive. He continued to try to gaslight me into thinking it is "normal" for wine corks to have white fuzz on the inside and then proceeded to ask me why I opened it if it was moldy (which, of course, I wouldn't have known because it was on the INSIDE of the cork and wine bottles are opaque). Anyways, I ended up thanking him for his time and telling him I would no longer shop here. If you are the owner of this business, please consider adjusting your staff and business policies because you are losing business. Instead of exchanging a $20 bottle of wine, you have now lost my $100's of business every quarter.