You know any store is worth visiting if you're willing to cross town for it. Double that if you're…read moreinstantly impressed upon entering- visually at first, then with the ability to find both items you want, and need. The supermarket end is always well stocked, the qaulity of produce both fresh and aged impeccable, and you can get just about anything you're after. Which is a relief if you've ever been to a bodgy supermarket that is scant in offerings, and leaves you a slightly depressed. In fact Boccaccio is the complete opposite; a happy place that's always chockers with an incredible range. The Cheese section is enormous for the shop of it's size, the deli is on par, fruits and veggies are all there, and all in great fresh qaulity; the layout of the shop and selection of items are well thought out and chosen well. Boccaccio, both for the cellars and it's supermarket are absolute first rate when it comes to qaulity shopping with extensive and well sought range and breadth of fresh groceries of every kind. The supa Iga has you covered for: produce, green groceries, cheese, meat, and everything else, it's incredible; I don't think I've found another supermarket that can match it. It's worth noting here the most integral decision for choosing to visit- that it's not any of the big two supermarkets. Onto the bottle shop ergo the actual cellars; a brilliant offering of high qaulity wines of all kinds, beers, spirits which are broken down wonderfully into their respective categories, and any other form of bloody decent tipple you may fancy. in short all the alco-wholes, done very well.

Boccaccio's has the best customer service. I had a lovely conversation with a young man at the…read morecheckout, he went further then simply asking how my day was and leaving it at that we had a proper conversation. However i found it rather odd that the rest of the store was quiet and the staff did not seem to be friends with each other as none of them where talking. Over all, It made my day very enjoyable and i recommend Boccaccio's to everyone.

Having recently taken the plunge into the world of wine, I stumbled along this venue by lack and…read morehaven't ever been disappointed amazing service, great knowledge from the staff. I have visited here many times bring friends who have all waljed away raving. The reason i was initially hooked however, was being new to the industry i walked in not know where to look and found great advice here with no pretenious attitudes just very welcoming and most of all an endless selection of amazing wines. Constantly being introduced to some unique and amazing wines

Fantastic little wine bar , very friendly service , great wine selection and a great spot for an…read moreafterwork drink for locals who can walk home come the bar. Tastefully decorated and has a great feel to it.

It might not look like much from outside but this little cellar is a fantastic destination for rare…read moreand local wines. Belmore Fine Wines has a very comprehensive selection of clean skin and red wines from local vineyards, as well as some pretty bizarre and rare bottles that are very hard to find from wineries like Kalleskie, Diggers Bluff and Killibinbin. My partner and I have been coming here for over a year now and have a wine club membership. Every now and then we'll get a call about when the cellar is having wine tasting nights or other special events. The owner is very helpful and always friendly, he loves having a chat about pretty much anything and has helped us on more than one occasion with picking out a bottle for a special occasion. Belmore Fine Wines also stocks local and imported beer, as well as a pretty good range of spirits, however it is wine that is the focus here. Expect to find some real gems, and if you need help, ask and you'll get a great drop.

I love this place :)…read more The wines here are often local, sometimes rare, and always delicious. The owner Pete is clearly passionate about what he does - always up for a chat and more than happy to give you a lengthy recommendation.

Oh, if only the owners revamped and added some spice to this perfectly located local 'cellar'. It…read morehas rustic floors, wide aisles, high ceilings and is deep, very deep, yet stock is limited, overpriced and in need of some modern marketing. Better still, add some cheeses, some cold meats, (italian) and presto you would have a winner for the Kooyong and Toorak locals. With a great BYO Thai a few doors down it would be a hit with Thai customers but it rellay just lacks that budda bing and variety. Wine companies hello, how about gettin in the ear of the owners and making some marketing suggestions, tastings, add a splash of color and I am sure the old 'build it and they will come' approach will work here. Overall for a quick bottle, I am sure you will find one to suit your taste, just don't go searching for the favourite as your choice is limited.