The Bottle Shop is a true local gem. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable, and always willing to…read morehelp you find exactly what you're looking for. Whether they point you in the right direction or personally walk you to the item, their customer service is outstanding. Their selection is impressive, and chances are good they'll have whatever you're searching for. The store is cozy, welcoming, and well-lit. The only minor drawback is that it can feel a bit cramped when it's especially busy. Overall, it's a fantastic shop with great people, excellent service, and an outstanding selection.

Don't waste your time. Claustrophobic, nonsensically arranged and yet average selection of…read moreoverpriced alcohol. You can get the same stuff anywhere else for less money.

Racist Staff - Shopping while Asian…read more This male staff member didn't want to help me bag my items even though he saw me drop items on the floor. He saw me, continued to walk away and put away boxes then when the white customers came, he immediately went to attend to them. Also there was a female staff with curly long brunet hair who made me feel like she thought I was going to seal while I kept walking between isles because it's my first time here. Monitoring robot with camera was following me around too. After spending nearly $200 here I felt this place was: Prejudice Very deprecating Very unprofessional We cannot change your character, but I can make you see how cruel your hate is

I think I just found the best breakfast burrito thus far. I usually most always make my own meals…read moreat home but in the situation where you're pressed for time and there's no time for meal prep, i go to what's quick and my yet healthier choice. That was Bristol farms brisket breakfast burrito. OMG. Very Large and full of meat, eggs, potatoes and flavor. Great register personnel with great service. The place is always clean and inviting.

Absolutely! Stop! We don't usually do tacos in the back of a liquor store but this place is a gem!…read moreQuick service. Easy stop especially if you're walking or riding. And all the convenience of a liquor store. Plus saw SB PD go in first which sealed the deal. They know all the good places to eat!! PS: Looks like the avocado hot sauce is the most popular but the hot roasted tomatillo was delicious.

Passing through, and discovered this spot here on Yelp. The window is in the back of the market…read morewhere you will need to order. We ordered 2 asada burritos at $13.00 a piece and ate in the car before the long rainy trek home. Both the guy in the front of the store and older guy who took our order were nice and helpful. I appreciated that he made sure out orders were correct bc i love me some extra onions and cilantro in my burritos. Definitely recommend if you're in the area and our burritos were pretty stuffed so A++ for that! Oh and by the way, the salsas are spicyyyyyy, and so tasty!

Nice little market. Neat and tidy. However some items are limited selection. The cashier was nice…read more Overall would stroll through here again next time I'm in the neighborhood.

Liquor store that only sells to 30+, I went in today to get a drink for the beach and the man at…read morethe register immediately started to interrogate me about my age before I could even get out my id. I gave it to him and he immediately insisted it was fake. When I told him it wasn't, and to scan it he pretended to scan it, then insisted it was fake and didn't scan (mind you I scan my id to get wine at target like once a month and there's no problem). This is blatant age discrimination and I highly recommend that if you are 21-29 to not even bother buying alcohol here just go to Smart & Final.

The owner has always been kind and friendly. We always stop by and pick up our favorite chamoy…read morecandy here. The store is always clean and there's also plenty of parking in the area.

I love this place! The owner takes really good care of regulars like me! They also have fishing…read morebait and firewood! And their ice is only 2 bucks! Definitely a must for a good selection of alcohol and spirits

This was a really lovely tasting room that was bright and nicely decorated. They had a nice…read moreselection and the sommelier was very nice and seemed very knowledgeable.

Let's face it - there are a LOT of wine options in the area ranging from some of the best the world…read morehas to offer (LITERALLY) to just plain bad. Tyler X Lieu Dit is neither of those things. Before we get to the wine itself, let's go over something good, and something not so good... The good: The ambiance. It's nice and relaxing in here. The bad: They charge $35 for a tasting, and give the teeniest-tiniest tasting I've ever experienced. Stingy AF. The pourer seemed really nice too... I was so surprised with the pour sizes. And (not to toot my own horn) I'm not a wine novice. We've done a LOT of tasting - and I've never come across such stingy pours. They even knew that my wife and I got one of each of their tastings so we could share and try all the wines... and just no love on the pour side. So $70 for a pair of really weak tasting. Now the wine itself... Meh... The 2019 Lieu Dit Chenin Blanc was just bad... there were three stand-outs and the rest weren't bad, but also nothing to write home about. The three stands outs were the Tyler Chardonnay which came far from knocking our socks off, but was good stuff. And the two killer bottles were the Tyler Pinot Noir, Nentrock Vineyard (not the Estate - which was actually pretty good. Again... good quality, but nothing to write home about) and the Tyler Cabernet Sauvignon. Those two bottle were fantastic! The bummer is, they're just not worth the price point. Those two bottles are $85 and $70 respectively. They were great... but not $85 great. Just a bummer the price point didn't match the wine. If they were a $45 bottle, we would have left with both of them I think. We were also kind of bummed because we have been in a big Cab Fran phases lately, and they have two types, and neither were very good. One better than the other... but just not in the same ballpark as the Cab Franc's we've had lately (like at Andrew Murray, Carhartt, Holus Bolus etc.). In closing, if you don't have much time in Santa Barbara, I wouldn't slot this into your itinerary... but if you live in town and want to try something different, definitely check it out. Maybe get a glass of the Netcok Vineyard Pinot or the Cab and enjoy the atmosphere. Again... this isn't BAD wine by any stretch. It's good (mostly)... It's just in a an ultra competitive region and the price point is super high for what it is.

This place is great. Good customer service. My mom and I had the chile rellno burrito yesterday and…read moretomorrow I'll get us a breakfast burrito. I'll be back.

Stopped in for flowers. Every bouquet had dead flowers in themI mentioned to cashier he didn't…read morecare.. Still charged me 10.00 Mexican food in back of store over Priced

Had a phenomenal tasting here! Wines were fantastic and I was able to get the full story behind the…read morewinery as well as a bunch of information into how the wines are made!

I felt the need to write a review after my experience, especially after reading some negative ones…read morehere. 1. I think it's important to understand that Whitcraft is basically a 2 man operation. It's the owner and his right hand man, Chris P. Bacon. Yes, that's his real name. Because it's a 2 man operation, that's probably what's leading to a lack of tasting times, call backs, etc. That's not an excuse, that's something that they should definitely work on and improve. I got lucky and was able to schedule a last minute tasting. 2. For those of you complaining about the location and feeling unsafe. Stop it. Really, just stop it. Someone else on here said something like "your privilege is showing." Yeah, what he said. 3. The wines. I'm no somm, but I'm confident enough in my appreciation for pinots. Their wines are up there with anything else you can get in SB County. Their old-world style with whole clusters, etc. really adds a complexity to their wines that is hard to match. I haven't tasted everywhere, but I know my way around Samford, ABC, Dragonette, Liquid Farm, Melville, Sea Smoke etc. I love them all. Whitcraft belongs in their company IMHO. They do require a certain mood, which is probably why I will ONLY share these bottles with friends who really appreciate pinots. I won't waste these on my Cab friends.