It's a decent store but very limited on inventory. Service here is non exinstant here. They are at…read morethe register having the social hour among themselves. Not one person on the floor to assist customers. And no it wasn't that busy. One of them could have gone on the floor. The promoter for the moonshine was the only helpful and friendliest. At this location, I expected better especially for a busy evening and upcoming holidays. Highly unlikely I'll go back to this location. Don't know what it is about Mocos liquor stores... but customer service lacks. I think I'll just visit the ABC stores in VA... at least i know I'll get acknowledged and good service.

They are well sticked and friendly. They know their products. There is seldom a wait to get checked…read moreout. They have at least two registers going at any one time.

Cool spot to grab some craft brews after shopping at the Trader Joes located in the same plaza.read more

Travilah Square Beer & Wine is such a great neighborhood spot. It's super convenient for picking up…read moredrinks, with a huge selection of wine and beer--from everyday bottles to cool, harder-to-find picks. What really makes it special is the chill, hangout vibe. There's a bar right inside where people are always gathered, sipping wine or beer and just enjoying the relaxed atmosphere. It honestly feels like hanging out in a friend's basement--in the best way. They even have a basketball hoop game for fun, which adds to the casual, welcoming energy. Drink prices are very reasonable, whether you're having a glass at the bar or grabbing something to go. You can also bring in food from restaurants in the plaza or nearby Fallsgrove to eat while you drink--super flexible and low-key. It's a hidden gem if you're looking for a no-frills, comfortable place to enjoy good drinks with good people. Definitely recommend!

Wow! I had not been to the remodeled Oak Barrel and Vine stores until now, and did not realize…read morewhat I was missing! The store is super nice and clean, with an extensive selection of beer, wine, seltzers, liquor and more. Great shopping experience and very helpful staff. They also have a super nice accessible bathroom in the back of the store.

I just came in to u se the bathroom. This store has a tremendous selection. The decide is beautiful.read more

Really fun place to socialize with friends and/or strangers if you can find a spot. Staff is super…read morefriendly and they have happy hour specials on the weekdays too!

Ahh I love this cute beer and wine shop that also has cheese and snack plates. I love sitting at…read morethe bar and chatting with the bartenders (who are amazing) and their selections of wine and beer. They are always pretty busy and they have a fun (but not overly crowded) vibe at happy hour (and they have great deals). I love their small bar inside and they also have a nice covered patio to bring the pups (especially when the weather is nice!). We will be back

I believe the cashier intentionally overcharged me (by about $15). He quietly mumbled my total,…read moreand when I asked him to repeat it, he hesitated. When I called him on the mistake and showed him the price tags, he reluctantly adjusted the price. This place is more expensive than all other local stores on a regular day... Will not be returning.

The pro's: right in the middle of Kentland shopping area; has most of the common brands. Usually…read morecan find parking not too far away (important for when carrying heavy bottles) The con's: 1. No price tags on beer, and the cashiers just glance at the stuff you are buying when punch in a general numbers. So expects to pay $10 for all 6-packs regardless of what they are 2. Limited variety. Don't expect craft beer brands , for example, Golden Monkey. 3. No helper. Cashier is not helpful in choosing alternative or even if they carry a particular brand. Perhaps they cut down on staffing??? Overall: good for a quick pack of blue moon while you are in the area and don't want to drive an extra 10 min to Beers and Cheers

Located at 300 Main Street, across from the Main Street plaza, and known by us "locals" as The…read moreCorner Store, this is my favorite wine/beer store in the Kentlands area (and there are 4 others. Not only are they reasonably priced, but they've got such a wide ranged selection of foreign and domestic wines the store could be twice its size. Also the staff is knowledgable and friendly. I recommend them highly. SUGGESTION: (Given its location), it would be nice if, in the evenings, from Spring to Fall, they set up a few tables on the Plaza for a little al fresco wine & cheese. ( Just a thought )

Harry, the owner, deserves a tremendous amount of credit for making this into a Kentlands staple…read morebusiness. He learns everyone's name, expresses genuine interest in how they're doing, what they've been doing etc. He also accomodates beer/wine requests when possible, which is nice since Montgomery County is notorious for their control of brands on alcohol. The pricing here is pretty much on par with most stores in the county, but the service is why you'll keep coming back. If you live in the neighborhood, why not take a stroll over to the store or bring your dog inside even. Harry has acheived the goal of creating that 'family owned' neighborhood corner store feel.

This is by far my favorite liquor store- Raj is the GOAT. He's always so friendly and helpful, has…read moregreat prices, pretty good organization, and has a good selection and variety. 10/10 would recommend

JD's is my favorite beer and wine store. The owner is super nice and helpful, and he will…read morespecial-order wines for you.

The Rockville Pike isn't your typical beer&wine store - it's more like your local bar with every…read morebeer and wine variety at your disposal. We were originally stopping by for a grab-and-go, but were pleasantly surprised to find out that not only did they have an enjoyable, bright and modern look, but also had table + bar seating, tv's, and beer on tap! We ended up grabbing a draft beer during our visit just because of how welcoming the atmosphere felt. The prices were inline with what you would expect from any bar/beer&wine store, so no need to worry about an up-charge due to how nice the it is.

Stopped in to pick up some beer. Good selection and kind staff. The owner was friendly…read more Would definitely consider popping in for a pint or a glass of wine. Laid back atmosphere.

Amazing selction of wine from all over the world. Great prices and the sales people know their…read morevino. I joined their club for extra benefits on cases of wine.

I've experienced nothing but constant appearance-based discrimination at Total Wine. I own a…read moresuccessful construction company and am constantly dismissed when asking for help and eyed-down by the managers at the booth when walking in, and even some cashiers. Nicholas/Nick was particularly rude. He nearly barked at me to go to another lane when he saw that I had a "create-your-own-six-pack" of beer that he presumably thought was too tedious to have to individually scan. There was no cashier at the other "open" register and I told him that, but he rudely insisted that the register was, in fact, open, but that there was just no one there to assist me! What helpful pedantry, Nicholas! Bravo! I don't dress particularly poorly or wear dirty clothes, either: usually nice jeans and a hoodie or a flannel. I never look like I'm fresh off of a job site. Basically, no different than anyone else running errands at Target or HomeGoods, next door. At any rate, I've shopped here periodically over the last twelve years or so, and it's clear that if you don't dress like a milquetoast there to buy a case of wine (nothing against wine, but you know exactly the sort of moneyed-looking stereotype I'm talking about) they dismiss you, ignore you, watch you as if you're going to shoplift as you walk the aisles or argue with you if you ask a question that betrays the fact that you're not a total wine snob (pun intended). Once, I had the gall to ask where the vermouth was about a year ago, and the sales associate snobbishly told me that it was "over near the reds, where we always keep it, OBVIOUSLY!" in an incredibly condescending tone. That said, some of the cashiers (red polos) are perfectly nice, but a lot of the white-shirts (managers and/or sales associates, I suppose) are the ones who are quite snobby and dismissive. The disconcerting thing is that if you look back through the reviews of this location and others in the area, there's a consistent stream of negative reviews complaining about similar appearance-based discrimination and mistreatment. They clearly are trained to seek out and help people who look a certain way, who are inclined to spend more money on wine, and not beer. In essence, if you don't look like you have both the money and inclination to purchase a few cases of vintage Bourdeaux, don't bother attempting to shop there, or God forbid, ask for help finding something or getting rung up. I guess I've just bought my last six-pack from "Total & Complete Snobbery & More!". Seems like they don't want beer money and have a dress code to enter their incredibly classy suburban strip mall taupe-colored "wine boutique" with all the ambience of a small ethnic corner grocery, anyways. I certainly wouldn't judge anyone if I slung booze in such surroundings, especially if I was doing it while wearing a cheap white dress shirt a size too large and a chunky dad tie, either.

Steve's Beer Wine and Deli is the best! Excellent selection of wines, great customer service, and…read moregreat sandwiches!

Skimming $$? Be careful. I noticed what he charged my card was a few cents off from what the cash…read moreregister said. Thought it was a simple mistake. Next time, same thing. Just imagine, a few cents for each customer, every day equals thousands in a year.