Great choices to choose from, excellent staff and ALWAYS STOCKED! I happen to execute a tasting…read morehere and the people here were so welcoming and engaging

Was in the area trying out a local pizza spot that is BYOB. They recommended this liquor store,…read morewhich was about two blocks away. I walked, but they do have a small parking lot available. The store is a nice size and well stocked. I was greeted immediately by a friendly and knowledgeable employee. They knew where everything was located and the price. The prices are reasonable. Overall, I would recommend this place to others. Happy Yelping

Superb selection of wines .. all ranges/countries. Lovely people…read more Best wine store in the area.

Might want to tell your two cashiers who were working on August 10th at 6:30pm that calling…read morecustomers derogatory names in Spanish isn't really a good idea. Some of us speak it. I don't appreciate being called a female body part and then a homosexual slur After I checked out. Will never shop here again.

Our group of five had an excellent experience at FiNNBAR--also known as one of Frenchtown's…read moretrendiest new spots. It's a must-try if you're visiting the area. The food/drinks, ambiance, and service are all top-notch! We were seated at the back of the restaurant in a private room, which elevated our entire experience. Our server, Jeff, provided exceptional service and made us feel right at home throughout our meal. He answered our flurry of menu-related questions and explained each dish with thoughtful care. We were excited to hear that the restaurant changes its menu daily. FiNNBAR offers an eclectic selection of international wines. We chose a bottle of white wine from Austria, which was excellent. Our group split a few appetizers: focaccia with beet spread, fennel salad, and a crunchy vegetable salad, all of which went quickly! Onto the entrees: I ordered a pork ragu with fried polenta and asparagus. Absolutely phenomenal. Cooked to perfection. Others in our party ordered the homemade casarecce with mushrooms, which also got rave reviews. Some of the best pasta they've ever eaten! All of the portions we received were generous and filling. Props to the entire FiNNBAR staff for their efforts in giving us a great Memorial Day weekend meal. We will certainly be back!

This was an interesting experience. My OG chums and I stopped by here impulsively last night for an…read moreearly dinner. All of us grew up in this area (I was making a humble cameo return) and were thus enormously pleased that the meh weather prevented a lot of the tourists from jamming up the sidewalks on a Saturday afternoon. That extended to the restaurant; it looked like the bar area to the right of the entrance was hopping a bit, but the dining sections to the left were empty or close to it. After jokingly mentioning that we were natives of the Kingdom of Hunterdon, the hostess good-naturedly seated us at the "locals booth," in the corner of the backroom. Only the best for this crew. Given how bougie this daily menu is, I was pretty impressed at the competitive price points; if I'm uncertain what 40% of the ingredients in my dish are, I'm expecting to pay probably twice what I actually did. In true hipster fashion, the menu had a stamp at the top (akin to a ye olde library card) with the day's date, if you needed explicit confirmation that this menu changes every day. It's a limited menu for sure, but that made it easier to narrow down the choices. Very The Bear, if you've recently watched that (disclaimer - it takes a bit of a step back in Season 3). I ordered a Red Hook ($14), which was basically a Manhattan. Pretty tasty - definitely a boozier cocktail but I thought the vermouth they used, coupled with the cherry, gave it kind of a subtle cola vibe. I personally have to be in a very specific mood for this kind of drink but I'd theoretically get it again. We split the fried squash with mint raita, which was the high point for me. I thought it was delicious, and the flavor profile was pretty much perfect. The mint gave it a nice subtle nip without being overwhelming, and the squash was lightly fried and not remotely heavy. A delight. We ended up almost strategically ordering different entrees and thus ended up testing out 75% of that section of the menu. My heart was with the meatballs but I figured you could get meatballs pretty much anywhere, and went with a very edgy pasta dish, Torchio Pasta alla Palina. It was good but in hindsight I should have gone with my heart - it was just not my jam, palate-wise. I'm primarily a texture-based eater so the crunchier aspects were not the selling points I'm sure they are for others. And I'm sure this is a very specific, intentional decision based on the type of pasta dish, but it seemed a touch dry, like it needed some kind of sauce to moisten the pasta overall. It WAS a little better in that regard when I stirred in the wetter bottom more. A unique taste for sure, and I do want to make it clear this was a decent dish but just a better fit for someone else. The service was interesting. We ended up getting assigned the general manager as our primary waiter (one or two others made quick cameo appearances as well). When the GM initially came to our table, he seemed almost startled, like he'd recognized one of us but didn't want to bring that up, or wasn't sure where he knew the person. All of us picked up on it. And that skittery demeanor pervaded the meal; it was almost like having a cat for a waiter, who looked like they might bolt out the room at the first sign of a bird in the window. I really don't know how else to describe it, but he was PERFECTLY nice to us and turnaround times and communication were very solid. Maybe something else was going on behind the scenes or we should have picked up on something, but it certainly made the meal more memorable. Overall, this was very pleasant. Most places in Frenchtown and the surrounding river towns are either very obviously catering to the out-of-towners or are going hardcore local but this is a rare one that I think does navigate the two worlds pretty deftly.

these people are the worst , just here for the money , i will never go there again .the container…read morefor my beer gave way in the parking lot and the lady laughed and said tough luck .and i had just spent 40 bucks .

From the outside this unassuming little brick building looks and feels like just another local beer…read moredistributor. It's not. The owners have carefully and intentionally built a deep, wide inventory of some of the finest international wines available anywhere in the region. I walked in looking for a Castello di Gabbiano Piemonte Moscato -- preferably an '08. After nosing around their beautifully appointed oak shelves and bins I found it, and right alongside several other, difficult-to-find Moscatos. There's even a section dedicated to the wines of Georgia (the region in the South Caucasus -- not the state) and a remarkably good selection of German whites. The friendly owners love wine and they're in the process of establishing an upmarket Italian food and wine store in nearby Frenchtown. This is worth the trip.

This place is hands down the best spot for alcohol in the area. Everyone there is super helpful,…read moreincluding the guy who manages the place. I say this because I've made requests for certain brands and they actually stocked them. The selection is top notch and the prices honestly are cheaper than anyone in the area ( at least whatever I buy). I'd give the 6 stars if I could . (I have absolutely no connection to them other than being a steady customer.)

This wine shop has a very good selection and the employees are helpful and courteous. The prices…read moreare good, as well. They've been operating very responsibly during the crisis. For weeks they were taking orders and payment over the phone then delivering your order to your car.

Nothing wrong with this liquor store! It's attached to the plaza where ShopRite in Clinton is…read more Reasonably priced. A big bottle of KettleOne Vodka was on sale for $44 today which we bought. The clerk at the checkout counter asked if we needed help and was very attentive to any questions we had. Great selection and experience!

Worst selection of wine I've ever seen. Staff has 0 knowledge in wine. You're better off going to…read moreANYWHERE but here. Most of the wine is stored improperly and the temperature in the store is way off. If you want cheap crap that is more expensive than other shops in the area then go here. This place is a huge disappointment for real wine.

Twice we have been to this liquor store and been treated very rudely. Not sure why - the first time…read morewe simply asked if they had a certain product in stock, and the second time I had not brought my ID (also I'm 36 and haven't been carded in years). Both times the cashier was rude and rolled his eyes at us. I get not being able to sell to us if I don't have my ID, but it's not necessary to be rude about it. I'm not sure if he's just generally rude or maybe homophobic? Anyway, not ever shopping here again.

When I first moved in nearly 14 years ago, I was pleasantly surprised by the amount of variety for…read moresuch a small store. The staff at the time was very friendly. The only negative I observed back during that time was the owner was kind of of know it all. Others Have said to me that they like him, so maybe it's just me. For the most part, Holland Liquors was a good place to go with nice staff up to two years ago. (I should also add that there have been times I've purchased items that were expired). My last visit was this year. I won't be back. There is a new cashier that always seems to stare down customers. He is not friendly. I asked this cashier if everything was ok and he immediately did a 180. I appreciate that he changed his attitude, but something is off. The owner sat frozen at his computer with his back turned toward me. Exactly what I'd expect from him. I'm sure this establishment will stay in business and prosper and I wish them continued success. It's just not my vibe.

So everyone at b&b is wonderful except the guy working now..actually stopped coming in because of…read morehim..he is rude and down right unpleasant

Been shopping here for decades and I've always been satisfied. Lots of parking, a large and varied…read moreselection, and friendly service

F and I were hankering for some outdoor drinks. I especially wanted to be tasting Bourbon. Hewn…read moreopened at 4pm on Friday. It was an exceptionally lovely evening as the sun started to set. The distillery is in an industrial park but it is still a green and comfortable spot. On the night we were there, a pizza food truck served up really good flat bread pizza. There was also a guitarist. I guess my only negative was, I wish they had more inventive cocktails. But I did enjoy the peach tea and Bourbon drink (I did have 2). Another plus, if you aren't into spirits, Buck's County Brewery is right next door for some beer choices.

RUN from this garbage. Spent over $3k for an engagement at this place. The drinks were god awful…read morewith no alcohol and the service was even worse. The bartender would not serve water, stating we should have brought our own, and would not help with any trash, stating we need to find an outside trash source for our party. I will never give a dime to this establishment again and the owner who is old as dirt will never change the terrible employees. Good luck to this shit brand.

EWP is one of my favorite spots for a more upscale meal in the LV. I'm not a wine drinker so I…read moreappreciate the cocktails and sangrias on their menu. My go to is the pub pretzel, apple harvest salad, and the focaccia grilled cheese. Highly recommend checking this place out.

Stopped here for a quick drink on a Tuesday afternoon. The wine bar is located in a super cute,…read morehistoric mill building. So the atmosphere is great. We didn't eat so I can't speak to the food. However we mostly enjoyed our drinks. We got a wine flight, a beer, a glass of wine, and a couple of wine slushees while we were there. The best thing we drank was the Concord grape wine slushee. It was so good. The 1752 sparkling wine was our favorite from the flight. The transmission IPA was better than the citrus IPA. The main reason I only gave four stars was because the service was slow. The bartender was friendly, but she disappeared a lot.