Although not a HUGE superstore like other places may be, they have an amazing and large selection…read moreof liquors. I thought the prices were very good. I was asked if I needed any help but I went in knowing what I wanted. I would imagine they would have good suggestions if I needed. Not a bougie place, but clean, and didn't pay bougie prices.

Great prices.Great service. Also a loyalty program! Very convenient and free parking too.read more

I stopped at Whole Foods today and took a trip upstairs to Bin 604 Wine and Spirits. Bin 604 is a…read morewine and spirits shop that carries a nice selection of wines from all over the world as well as local favorites. They also offer a good selection of spirits, aperitif's, and other mixers. They are located upstairs in a slightly hidden but cozy and intimate space. Today (6/4/2025), they are celebrating their birthday with a champagne tasting open to all customers. The tasting consisted of different sparkling variations from different parts of the world. All were excellent choices. In celebration they are also offering a curated "Better Than Cake" birthday box of 6 wines. You can also get a "Rosé Bouquet" box right now featuring 6 bottles of rosé. Or just stop in, especially if you are shopping in Whole Foods, to pick up a bottle or 2. You can easily find something to pair with your meal. Prices are actual reasonably priced and they are well stocked.

Located upstairs the Whole Foods in Harper East Baltimore, Bin 604 is owned by the Foreman Wolfe…read moregroup. The convenience is unbeatable and until recently their selection was pretty conventional. I went to my first winetasting because I bought a box of their curated wine over the summer and got two free tickets. I think it's really odd that they charge $10 for the wine tastings when everyone else does it for free. The stuff there is really really lovely and Mary. The manager is really kind. But I'm so confused why anyone would pay $10 for a ticket. I will note they offer a five dollar discount for same-day purchases of the tasting. I was also not very impressed with the wine selection. I liked probably 50%. They chose really conventional wines all priced around $17-33. For tastings I expect a higher range wine and more interesting wines. But the staff again was so friendly and fun. Overall, it's a great place to buy wine and now they carry a lot more natural and local distributors, which made me really excited. Because they are operated by a big restaurant group. Their rewards program is decent and offers discounts to their partner restaurants like Charleston and petite Louis.

"Sweet experience at Sweet Carolina! The staff are knowledgeable and friendly, always happy to help…read moreme find the perfect bottle. Great selection of craft beers and wines, and the prices are competitive. Highly recommend!"

It is a store and has liquor...that's why I gave it 2 stars and not 1. Extremely overpriced with an…read moreoutdated selection that looks dusty and rough. The older sales guy was a creep, young guy nice and hardworking. Go here as a last resort. They do have wine though...

This liquor store has a great selection of any and all alcohol, the staff are always super…read morefriendly, and you're in and out in a few minutes.

They're clean, well-lit, and open late…read more They are also completely unhelpful. If alcohol didn't sell itself, they would probably not survive as a business. How it went: Me: "Do you have [very common alcohol] X in singles?" Counter guy: "Huh?" M: "X" CG: "Uh, ask him." M: "Do you have X in single bottles?" Other Guy: "Only 6-packs" M: " Any X other than [Brand]?" OG: "No." M: "Ok" [Goes to get six pack of [Brand] X, of which I only really wanted one bottle] Some Guy Sitting On Some Beers Who I'm Pretty Sure Doesn't Even Work There: "They got some [Brand] X over here in the big cans." M: "Thanks guy." [Gets a can of X, pays, leaves.] How it should have gone: Me: "Do you have [very common alcohol] X in singles?" Counter Guy: "Well, I think we have 24s of [Brand], but that's about it. It's right over there." Me: "Thanks." [Gets a can of X, pays, leaves.] Fin.

Reasonable prices, decent selection. They stock Korbel champagne which is sometimes hard to find in…read moretown. A mixed bag clientele but never any issues.

Was excited to go here because they had a rare mezcal I've been searching for. No help when I came…read morein, and was ignored while 6 or 7 guys came in after me and were assisted. I asked several times for help and was told to "hang on". I waited about 5 minutes total until I said, "clearly you don't want to assist me," and with a bored look in my direction I decided these guys will never see one cent of my hard-earned money. I got the mezcal online for cheaper, even with same-day delivery!

Liquor store near Northeast Market. I actually got a chicken box from Blessings Chinese Carryout…read morenearby and saw this on the other corner. Popped in to buy a baby Fireball and it it hit the spot :-)

If your favorite liquor store, deli, and bar had a baby, it would be Lighthouse! The selection of…read morewine, craft beer, and whiskey are top tier. There's absolutely something for everyone here. Whether you're shopping or grabbing drinks at the bar, everyone is so knowledgeable and willing to provide recommendations to suit your taste. They offer small pours of wine and beer so you can create your own flights. They also have both classic and seasonal cocktails. For fodd you order a fancy snack like a customized charcuterie or a simple grilled cheese. On top of all of that, they also regularly host events. The most recent I attended was a champagne tasting. For just about $30 my girls and I sipped and savored over 20 different wines. A great way to spend a December Saturday.

So this isn't your regular spirit store. Its multiple bars for tasting, food options and fun. I was…read moreso surprised walking in thinking that I was just going in to grab a couple of bottles so imagine the bonus walking in and now I see the huge Whiskey and Gin selection. Back to the bars there are two tasting bars inside and a great bar option outside as well. This place also has a rotating cocktail menu that you can enjoy with a sandwich, charcuterie or whatever you would like to nosh while you enjoy your drinks

They deliver (cases, kegs, whatever) and they have kegs, and they deliver them with short notice…read more(if you are willing to take whatever selection they have in stock). If you have figured it out, they deliver kegs, which is by far the most annoying thing to go pickup. Also they are open late and deliver late. I have a kegerator and order Yuengling and they have no problem getting it in and delivering it. I have had a party where my c02 went out and asked them to bring over quite a few cases of beer, and they had no problem. I believe they deliver until 2 AM. So why would you go anywhere else for large orders? I don't know.

Awful. Bad prices even worse staff. Don't waste your time or money. Guy at the register…read more is a prick and a half. Go to loading dock or legitimately anywhere else

Great old school vibe. Feels like it was built in the the 30's. No hassle bar and great character…read moreall around.

Not sure why they call this place a cafe because it's and old corner bar in Canton. This is your…read moregrandfather's bar established in the 1930's and has not been updated much except for the addition of neon signs, video poker and a color tv. I found this place on a whim a few months ago when I was trying to explain what a dive bar was. A friend and I were at another bar in Canton (not a dive bar) and I couldn't really explain what a dive bar was other than it's the bar that you don't take a new date to, you go to when you want to just relax and be with other people who are pretty much getting away from whatever it is that's getting them down. I told him, "Hey, we can step out of this place and walk no more than 3 blocks and I can show you a dive bar". That's just what we did. Walked up 2 blocks and saw a neon Coors Light sign glowing from an otherwise bricked up corner building. "Bingo! this will do." the only writing on the place was a small sign that read "Pols Cafe, 1930-something". We walked in to find a few sleepy old men and a tired but helpful bartender in a Santa hat (It was February by now). The ACE awards were on tv and tired old folks were watching Queen Latifah sell the biz. That was surreal scene #1. My buddy orders up 2 Miller Lites and the bartender brings over two pints and says "That'll be $3". Buddy looks at her and says "No, I'm getting both of them. She looks at him deadpan. "$3". His jaw drops. Yes, my friend. $3 for 2 pints. Welcome to your new dive bar. He then takes a quick break to the men's room and comes trotting back all excited. "Dude! I haven't seen pissers like that in ages!" I walk into the men's room to find one of the old school urinals that goes all the way to the floor. Whoa! I haven't seen urinals like that since the old Tiger stadium. That's old. This place was exactly what I was looking for. People basically kept to themselves but nobody gave you the eye, bar tender was straight up and easy going, drinks were cheap as can be and we were free from the outside world for a few rounds. This is in now way a destination bar but it is exactly where it needs to be.