We went to Vintage 414 for dinner because our first choice was closed…read more This was an amazing surprise. Natalie and her crew were absolutely wonderful. They were helpful, pleasant and just nice. There was a drink on the menu that had an unusual ingredient, Massenez Roquefort Liqueur, a blue cheese liqueur that sounded questionable. It was amazing, 3 out of 4 at the table loved it and the other liked it but it was a bit unusual for her. The food, while simple, was excellent. They don't have much of a kitchen but the salads, cheese plates, cold soup and the flatbreadwere excellent. Plenty of flavor, fresh ingredients and all had just a small twist that made everything standout. We tried all 3 desserts and all were great. The goat cheese tart with plums was a table favorite. Will we be back, YES. Will we bring friends here, YES. It is definitely one of my 2 favorite restaurants in Cambridge and that is only after 1 meal.

Day tripped Cambridge from Delaware. We stopped at the Harriett Tubman Museum. A must see. We…read moreare at Vintage 414. The Ratatouille flatbread was amazing!. We also had the mixed green salad ... I recommend that also.

Came to this location today which for me was super convenient being that it's in a mini mall next…read moreto many other stores. The store itself is very clean and nice. As you go further in the back it gets more spacious. Since I am from nyc and this is a small town some items were expensive and some were really a good price. They have a large wine selection & I was able to find a decent rosè at a decent price. There is one cashier and she was kind and efficient. She worked fast They also have a free chilling service box which was cool I had to try it. So basically it chills your drink the longer you leave your bottle in the cooler your drink gets! Anyhow if you are in the area stop in they have way more then just liquor, they have beer, wine, popsicles and much more for a local small town store its cool!

Dinesha THANK YOU for my amazing Sandwich. Homemade feel with such friendly service. Grabbed a…read morebottle of Rosè on the way out. They have an extensive selection of wine and spirits and whatever scent they have flowing through the building smells AMAZING! I wish I lived around instead of passing through. Such a GEM!

Massive bourbon collection!!! Great deli hidden in the back. Nice people. Will be back.read more

Friendly, very helpful staff. Very competitive prices. Clean store. I miss Steve who was very…read morehelpful with wine selection, recommendations and finding non stock items ... new guy needs more training and experience.

On a scale from 1-5, they are a 10! A last-minute call for a delivery of champagne to celebrate a…read morenew job and they got it there in an hour! I can't express how pleased I am and what a simply wonderful surprise for the family. There are no thanks enough for this moment. Gratefully, Diane

NOT customer-friendly focused! prices are above average. Staff were not interested in providing…read moreinsights and/or feedback on selections.

This is a tough review to write, because my wife and I have shopped at T&C for many years. But…read morefacts are facts, and rotten customer service is rotten customer service, no matter how you cut it. So, for what it's worth, here goes. On Friday or Saturday, April 12 or 13, 2024, I visited T&C to purchase a large (2 lb) container of chicken salad. I've lost count long ago of the number of times that my wife and I have purchased this product, which, in our opinion, is the best chicken salad to be found in the area. T&C's chicken salad isn't cheap (it was more than $25 for the 2 lb container), but we've always thought that it was worth it. This time, however, something was a bit off with the salad. When my wife opened it the following day to make a sandwich, the salad just didn't smell quite right, and the taste matched--something was a bit off. That's never happened before, but rather than risk an infection by a food-borne pathogen, we chose not to consume any more but rather to return the product for a replacement. That happened today (April 17), or at least I tried to make that happen. Instead, I was met with a rude, utterly unaccommodating individual behind the checkout counter (I don't know whether she was a manager or owner), who abruptly told me that the chicken salad couldn't be returned because it was perishable; that she was unwilling to give any refund to me for the product (I never asked for a refund; I merely wanted a replacement but I could hardly get that out before she stridently jumped in); and that, for my trouble, she'd offer to make a sandwich for me. She further said that the store has this "policy" (the best that I can discern, the "policy" is not to stand behind what they sell), because they have no way of knowing how a food product like this was handled or stored when it left T&C. Fair enough, I told her, but, in my case, I purchased the chicken salad, drove straight home to Oxford (about a 13 minute drive), and placed the container in our refrigerator (which is set to 37 degrees, per the manufacturer's recommendation). The T&C employee/owner replied that "of course, everyone says that," to which I asked whether she was implying that I was lying to her. The interaction went downhill from there, although it's hard to fall from the floor. If this had been a bag of chips or some other, inexpensive product, I wouldn't have bothered. But T&C's large container of chicken salad is north of $25. The right thing to do would have been to take the product back and provide a replacement, which is all that I wanted. This individual, however, thought that the better course was to act rudely, implicitly accuse me of lying, and then, in essence, to tell me to pound sand because this was a "perishable" product. Of course, it's perishable. But that doesn't mean that it can be sold in a state that is or may well be spoiled. Moreover, I wasn't asking T&C to put the product back in the deli for further sale; I was merely asking for a replacement. As I said, we've shopped at T&C for years. Today, they lost a long-standing customer and every ounce of goodwill that they had developed over those years. For the rest of you, buyer beware. T&C doesn't stand by its food products.