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.

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.

great price and best selection in wine and liquore. Customer service is great they came out to put…read morethe wine in my car because it was heavy.

I contacted them to inquire about a particular champagne. After checking their stock, they informed…read moreme that they carried the brand and was indeed in stock. When I asked about a delivery, he cut the conversation short, said he had other people in the store and hung up while I was still talking. He came off as mean, short-tempered and irritated that I had reached out. Good service starts with a phone call. I will never do business with them. He could have handled my request much better - even if he was busy.

The selection is incredible and the prices are the best in Federal Hill area.If you have a favorite…read morethey are always willing and able to bring in.

Still loving this little liquor store just down the street from my house! The owners are very nice…read moreand always help me out when I head in. One even spent an extra few moments the other day packing all of my things into the perfect box the perfect way just so I would have an easy trip to my vehicle. That kind of service is really important these days and shows why they are still around. Add to that the fact that they have almost every type of wine, spirit and beer you can think of and this place is a definite winner.

Small store, close to the inner harbor. Service was great, very nice gentleman who waited on us,…read moreshared info about the wine festival coming up. Reasonable prices

I found myself in Baltimore and had a hard time locating a wine store nearby. Normally, I buy wine…read morefrom Trader Joe's, but all of them were too far away. So I searched "wine" on Google and discovered this little shop--it was the closest one, and I loved that it was dedicated entirely to wine. When I arrived, the person working there (possibly the owner) was super helpful. I told him I was planning to have crab cakes for dinner and wanted a wine that would pair well. He wasn't pushy at all--just kind, informative, and easy to talk to. What I appreciated most was the relaxed atmosphere. I felt comfortable taking my time and browsing, and they had a great selection of wines. I ended up choosing a Sauvignon Blanc from France--and honestly, I had never tasted a wine that good before! It was such a pleasant surprise to find a place like this: welcoming and focused on quality. I'll definitely be coming back next time if I'm in the area.

I felt like I was the babysitter for my friends and colleagues here. We came into town to attend an…read moreevent and a few of them wanted to get some alcohol to imbibe at said event. This was right across the street from the hotel we were going to for the event. We had some time to kill and why not pass that time at a liquor store. This place is basically no frills, but I wouldn't expect it to be. It's a place to stop in and grab a quick bottle and be on your way. I found it a bit cramped. But given what is for purchase in here it doesn't have to be fancy. I will say that the employee in here was very knowledgeable about his stock. My friends had questions and he had all the answers. Knew exactly what he had and every single quantity of said stock. Great for a quick stop and obviously not a place to frequent constantly.

I love this liquor store! It is convenient located near the harbor, but more importantly it is…read morealmost always open even during a snow storm. A bus stop is right outside the store so you tend to pump into an interesting crowd, but nothing dangerous. Just say hello when the men, waiting at the bus stop, greet you. It is owned by a friendly family, that makes the effort to remember their costumers. Every time I've gone in, they always greet me and ask how I'm doing etc. it's always been a pleasant experience. They have a good selection of beers, ciders, and wines. I'm better with wines so I know they have anywhere from Cabernet's, to Chianti's, and even Carménère's. Obviously they have liquor as well , but a select few bottles, that's located behind the counter. You'll definitely find what you are looking for here.

Decent neighborhood liquor store. The people who work there are friendly, and they have a rewards…read moreprogram that actually gets you discounts and a downstairs wine cellar that's categorized by region. You're not going to find any hipster natural wines but it's cute and a good selection for when you need to pick up some booze.

We aren't locals, but we have an AB&B nearby. The phone number is not working, but they have wine…read moreand spirits, we were able to get vodka, jack and Bailey's. The woman behind the counter was a gem. 5 stars!

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!

Typical liquor store and prices are affordable but I was reading some of the other reviews and I…read morewas wondering the same thing lol the inventory looks OLD. lol I came here with a friend because the liquor is separate from the regular stores. #annoying

dangerous...you could be attacked....watch for the crowd outside this store. rough and the clerks…read moreat the store cater to the outside crowd and will do nothing if you are attacked.

The Cellars offer a wide selection of beers and wine. Some of their white wine and sparkling wine…read moreare already cooled in a refrigerator, which is definitely a plus. They also have an option to build your own 6-pack of beers, allowing you to try different beers. I have noticed that the prices have increased recently since coming here. I used to get a bottle of Ménage a Trois Prosecco for $10 last year and now it's almost $16. The Cellars is right next to the Harris Teeter so it's very convenient to get your groceries and then purchase a bottle of wine or pack of beer. The ambience is very organized with each section labeled with the type of wine making shopping for a bottle, much easier. They also have two cashiers so the service is fast as well.

The Cellars is conveniently attached to my regular grocery store, which means I can food shop, then…read morestop to get beer or wine if I want. And if I'm not mistaken, they have the same or similar hours as Harris Teeter, so they're open super early. I've found some fairly decent wine there as well as beer, which means I usually take a spin through there even if I'm not in the mood for a drink. That said, this place is seriously overpriced! It's like you pay for the convenience of it being attached to the grocery store. Also, they only offer beer and wine, so if one needs hard liquor, they can't get it there. So it's not a one stop shop.