I like the place. It's overpriced, but that's OK because it's convenient. Nice young guys working…read morethere. The candy store next door is a plus. HOWEVER, I am finished with it because the owner chooses to blast FOX News. Tonight I had to listen to how the cops beat the patriots on Jan. 6 and should be jailed. No more!

Been shopping here for years. Super nice couple own the store. Very friendly and willing to help…read moreyou find that rare bottle. I'd much rather pay more and support a local business than a corporate chain.

They seem to have special items that others don't have! Reasonable prices!! Give them a tryread more

Recently returned after not being here for over 2 years to find the store completely remodeled. New…read morefixtures had plenty of wines to choose from in all varietals and regions. Liquor and beer selection was also very good. There was also a small gourmet section and some cigars. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Only thing I would suggest they change is to arrange the wines in a more cohesive manner.

Fairchilds Marker is a unique blend of 50% delicatessen, 50% liquor store, and 25% gift shop. I'm…read moreobviously not very good at math, but Fairchilds Market's owners have done a very good job creating a diverse menu of tasty freshly cooked-to-order custom burgers made from Pat LaFrieda-sourced beef, signature sandwiches, trademark sloppy joes, wraps, and salads; carrying a good selection of locally-sourced or unique liquor; maintaining a small but well-curated gift section that carries a variety of eclectic home décor items; and establishing a cozy, welcoming environment that ties it all together. I had the Natasha signature sandwich ($11), a breaded chicken cutlet served with caramelized onions and a light Russian dressing on a crispy baguette, with a bag of Joe Chips and my dining companion went with breakfast for lunch and had a veggie omelette ($10) with a side salad. Both of us were very satisfied with the taste and portion sizes of our food. The process of ordering and paying for your meal is unique in that you have to queue up at the counter to wait for someone to take your order and prepare your food, then line up again to pay the cashier for your meal. The seating area occupies less than a quarter of the space, so seating may be difficult especially because the ambiance encourages people to linger long after they've eaten and table turnover is low. While Fairchilds Market is only open for breakfast and lunch, they also offer a small selection of prepared foods to go -- soups, chicken wings, etc. -- for dinner at home. Fairchilds Market's liquor selection emphasizes locally-sourced items, including a wide variety of locally-produced craft beers (e.g., Carton, Man Skirt, Magnify, Cape May, and Fort Nonsense, just to name a few); locally-distilled liquors; and hard-to-find low-volume wineries. The modest home décor section features charming and unique serving dishes, games, and other gifts for you to browse through while you're waiting for your food. We'll be back!

Fairchilds is not what it used to be. No butcher anymore, quality of wine is down, and they close…read moreat 4pm. Lost identity and purpose.

Great selection of hard to find craft beer. Knowledgeable staff who gave great recommendations for…read moreboth my beer selection and my friends wine purchase. They also have an a amazing selection of high end tequila. Very personal experience and great local small business. Definitely will be back and follow their beer drops on Untapped!!

I've ordered booze from them through Drizly and so far I've always got an accurate delivery of…read morenon-dusty liquor. Other reviews make it seem like I should avoid the wine. Fair enough. Whisky, tequila, vodka? No prob. Shows up fast and saves the party.

The wine they sold me was out of its best before date and tastes off, but also the guy behind the…read morecounter overcharged me $20 and didn't give me the receipt. I'd stay away- or just bring cash so they're not tempted to be shady.