Came to visit with friends from LA and New York and this store was like being a kid at Christmas…read moreall over again!! Service was out of this world, friendly organized, amazingly clean., bring a jacket if you go in the beer cave! The manager was amazing and walked us out with our packages to the car , top-tier fo sho na y'all New York Sarge

Wine Time...so we stopped by Sinkers beverages. I've not been in this liquor store since 2022. I…read moreremembered why I loved this liquor store; because of its unique setup and friendly atmosphere and staff. Large selections of anything that you could ever imagine as far as alcohol & chasers go. They even have a great little THC/CBD corner with a variety of products. Overall experience is definitely 5 Stars.

Decent enough gas station with competitive prices at the gas pumps and the usual convenience store…read moreitems inside.

Clean and friendly, large selection of fountain sodas! Several pumps and conveniently locates. Easy…read moreto get in and out of.

Right next to the famous cafe, this shop sells some of the restaurant food if you want to bring a…read moretaste of it home. I picked up two bags of biscuit mix and the cashier who checked me out was kind enough to ask if I've ever made them before. I hadn't, so she said I shouldn't forget to pick up a little instruction card that was next to the bags in the display (which I had missed). The card had tips and tricks to help perfectly recreate the delicious biscuits at home! If you're not that confident, they also sell ready-to-bake frozen biscuits in the tray in the freezer section, as well as frozen creamed corn, hashbrown casserole, and smoked country sausage. Whole country hams hang on the wall, as well as half hams in the refrigerators. Jars of preserves can be bought together with biscuit mix as a ready to gift present, or by itself. The shop sells other things, but if you're here, you're probably the most interested in the food.

Great place to kill some time when you're waiting on your table next door! Most of the stuff they…read moresell is pretty overpriced, but what else can you expect from a touristy shop like this? They also offer a limited menu, so I actually got a PB&J to hold myself over before brunch. If you're looking for a souvenir, this is a great option. Cute vibes overall!

Nice guys have been there a long time. They will help you find what you need. They give you the…read moresmall town friendly vibe. I absolutely love this place.

Sam is always a pleasure. Great neighborhood liquor store! They have a good selection.read more

Kalp Patel and crew are amazing. The Colonial Wine & Spirits location is far and away the best…read moreliquor store in all of Nashville for price and selection.

To establish my credentials as a liquor store critic, please know I was basically raised in the…read moreinternational league of bad decisions. I grew up between the Middle East and Europe, which means by now I've bought alcohol in enough suspicious places to qualify for a documentary. I've survived liquor stores in random Arab countries, sketchy neighborhoods in Paris, and enough gas station adjacent bottle shops across America to know good service when I see it. I'm not technically middle aged, but spiritually I am a divorced 47 year old man named Greg who just wants a decent bottle of red and one pleasant human interaction. I've been coming here for a hot minute, and honestly most of the staff are absolute gems. The whole crew is usually warm and kind, especially the Indian folks whose names I shamefully never remember, and Jamie, and the tall queer glass of water man(slay queen) .Truly a beacon of customer service. But recently, management seems to be conducting a fascinating social experiment. They hired a woman whose entire customer service style feels like she lost a bet. She's not aggressively rude, which almost makes it worse. It's this deeply unsettling, passive borderline hostile vibe where she asks, "Do you happen to have your ID?" with the energy of someone accusing me of tax fraud, while I am already halfway through opening my wallet like a man presenting classified documents. Please. I carry three forms of ID, like I'm prepared for international travel, jury duty, and a background check(i really do carry more than one ID). No smile. No hello. No tiny shred of human warmth. Just the expression of someone who has seen the end of joy and wants me to see it too. Every interaction feels like I personally interrupted her from doing something vastly more important, like staring at a wall. It's happened three or fours times now, which officially makes it a pattern and not just "maybe she's having a bad day." At this point, walking in and seeing her behind the register feels like accidentally selecting hard mode on a video game I never agreed to play. Or like exposure therapy designed by someone who hate me, and forced me to it by a court order. Today I genuinely almost turned around and left when I saw her. Luckily Jamie appeared like a customer service guardian angel and saved the day yet again. If she's working next time, I'm turning around so fast the door chime will think it hallucinated me. Shopping here when she's on shift feels less like buying liquor and more like volunteering for an emotional hostage situation. Update4/16/2026: In a shocking and deeply satisfying plot twist, management actually fixed the problem. I don't know what happened behind the scenes, but whatever it was deserves a case study and possibly a small award. The vibes have been restored. Balance has returned to the universe. I can once again purchase alcohol without feeling like I'm being psychologically evaluated. Major credit to the management team for clearly paying attention and taking action. That alone puts this place in the top tier of liquor stores I've emotionally survived. Jimmy and jamie should run the country with this quick action and response. WOW Still a loyal customer. Still spiritually Greg. Will absolutely be back (already did actually)

I was looking for two hard to find items in Nashville, I had called ahead and Stephanie was so…read moresweet and helpful. I ended up finding my rare items, the customer service was so on point and the store itself was so organized. I will definitely be back.

Terrific breakfast. So much food for the price. Had a hard time finishing it. For $10 2 eggs,…read moretoast, bacon, grits, home fries. Many options available. Sorry forgot to take a picture. It came out faster than I expected. Great service. Would go back.

Cute little store and lots of selections of THC products. Many I've never seen before. Nice…read morefriendly staff very knowledgeable.

Great service and friendly staff. Huge selection of top tier liquors and knowledgeable staff. Will…read moredefinitely cost again!

Excellent selection, and very knowledgeable. They had a Sicilian wine from Etna and a Greek wine…read morefrom Santorini which was nostalgic for me. An excellent champagne selection

My favorite wine store in Nashville opened a second location on the West side! We have a lot of…read morefriends who live in West Nashville, so we recently ordered some wine online from this newer location of Woodland and picked it up curbside. I love ordering from Woodland - you can look at their inventory online, purchase online, and pick up curbside (you text them they pop your wine into your open trunk). They have a great selection of natural, organic, biodynamic, and orange/skin contact wines. They also carry some wines from some wine regions not as well represented in other wine stores. If there's something you want that they don't have, you can contact them about ordering it. It's a great little wine store, and I'm glad Nashville has two locations now!