This store has a great wine & liquor selection and a extremely knowledgeable staff. Following in…read moreBen's tradition, they have a fun closeout section!

This isn't the same "One Stop" with the chicken. Well, neither is the other one anymore…read more This is the "packie" near ETSU and the hospitals. They're friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable at One Stop. Don't see what you're looking for? Just ask. One of these folks will steer you in the right direction. I came in looking for one thing and ended up finding all kinds of treasures. My friends on the other side of Knoxville can't find Tennessee Hills, so I'm the door dasher. Don't worry G-man. They're 21, pay their taxes, and recycle. Pro-tip: when you're moving, One Stop is a great place to score some free boxes.

We were very pleasantly surprised at the abundance of products and stock available…read more And priced competitively.

Very clean store with an excellent selection of wine, beer, and everything else that has alcohol…read more EXCEPT for liquor. They are prohibited by their location to sell liquor.

This the most organized and cleanest liquor store I've ever been to. It's next to the Shell Station…read moreand there's plenty of parking. You walk in and it's spacious and everything is categorized. You have a section for moonshine, wines, liquors, bourbon, whiskey, craft beers, tequila and more. They even have hot sauces, snacks, and ice to go. We mainly went for local craft beers and a bottle of vodka. For parties and big events, I would come here. It's nice and classy. Has a nice selection of booze all around at a reasonable price.

Back to leave another review. This place is always clean and well maintained with a staff that is…read moreout of this world helpful and engaging. They offer food snacks that provide a nice convenience but it's the sought after bottle selection that matter to be. Many liquor stores exist in Gatlinburg but if you are looking for unicorn type bottles like; Pappy Van Winkle, Weller, Elmer T Lee, Rock Hill Farms, etc. You have a great change of finding rare bottles here. This is the areas biggest store and biggest selection. I picked up this bottle of Old Forester Birthday Bourbon just last week.

A superb place to pick up some local beers! And all available as singles for your mixing and…read morematching pleasures. I stopped in to grab a build-your-own 6-pack of North Carolina brews to bring home with me. I not only found much more than I expected, organized by beer type...but I also found a charming little bar where you could get pours of various beers and ciders that they have on tap, as well as the option for to-go growlers. It was welcoming and the bartenders and other patrons were friendly and helpful and kind. I would gladly come here again should I find myself in Waynesville in the future!

I love the new bar! So much more bar space. This is such a…read morechill place to hang out and have a cold one, whether it be beer or wine or mimosa. They have food from The Main Diner. Thanks to the new owners Jason & Charlotte!

Place was awesome! Great selection of Burbons and plenty of bottled beer or on tap. Cigars were…read morefresh and Jason is a great guy behind the bar. 100% recommend

Great place with friendly staff, good premium cigar selection, and some very nice wines. I didn't…read morehave time to have a smoke there, but plan to return. Excellent bourbon selection by the glass.

If you're searching for a beautifully curated selection of wine, the Merry Wine Market is ready to…read morehelp you pick the right vintage for your specific need. Thank you Nancy for going above and beyond to help a long distance customer. Cheers

Merry Wine Market is a lovely small business establishment that offers a decent boutique of…read moreNC-produced wines and other varietals from around the globe for sale. If you are by the center of town, and like wine, this a great place to go pick up some bottles. Our purchase included a sparkling red, two rieslings (including one produced in North Carolina), a gewürztraminer, and two Cabernet francs. Very excited to uncork these. And the girl behind the counter was lovely and very helpful as she was responsible for going with the NC- based Riesling. And if you buy six bottles, you get 10 percent off, or 15 percent if you buy a case.

I would like to preface this review with the fact that I never leave reviews of businesses. I have…read morenot ever had such a bad experience purchasing alcohol. I understand that I am 21 years old, so that may make me look suspicious to a cashier. The level of straight up disrespect I received at this establishment was unacceptable. I went in and put my alcohol on the counter and as I'm pulling out my wallet out of my pocket she says "ID PLEASE!!," in the most disrespectful tone, with a raised voice like she was a cop or something. She then proceeds to stare at me for a solid thirty seconds to a minute as if my ID is fake or something, or I have used someone else's. I give her the money in cash and she literally threw my change at my hand rather than handing it to me like a normal person. I genuinely cannot believe the disrespect that this woman had. She was blonde with long hair blue eyes and middle aged. I am appalled at the treatment I received here. If you look younger I would suggest not going to this establishment, unless you want to be treated like absolute garbage.

Great service, very knowledgeable. AJ returns phone calls and is quick to find out about new…read morebourbons and whiskeys.

Great small town, locally owned, brewery! They have a nice taproom and ample outdoor seating around…read morethe music stage! The staff was friendly and offered me plenty of tastings. I wished they had the stuff canned for take-home! They do offer Crowlers, just not individual cans yet. If you're hungry, Grey Eagle Tacos are out back! Don't skip this Hot Springs Treasure

Big Pillow is truly an everyone welcome, come-as-you-are kind of place. Great beer and non-beer…read moreoptions, kind bartenders, wonderful outdoor space, live music, and attached Grey Eagle Taqueria for adventurous tacos. Get the plantains!

Dropped in for a sandwich to keep us going til dinner time. Wine shop with some tables and chairs…read morein the back. Panini's were tasty - the beef was extra spicy with the mustard. Had a lovely glass of Vouvray with the Italian panini. Staff were friendly.

Fresh sandwiches, lovely soups and fine desserts can be had here. Eat outside for a fun street-side…read moreview. Also check out their nice selection of gourmet cheeses.

First of all, let me begin by saying this was a trip to the bar area of this restaurant. I was in…read moretown visiting friends and they have a regular routine on Friday. They go to Aubrey's for drinks with friends they've met there who also have made this their favorite spot on Friday. Anyway, the bartenders Sid and Brian are friendly and great servers. If you enjoy a variety of beer types, Aubrey's has you covered. Ask for a taster of the PB&J beer. I know it sounds weird but it's actually pretty tasty. If you live nearby and feel the need to socialize and maybe meet a few new people, come to Aubrey's and ask for Sharon. She is one of the regulars and has never met a stranger

I really wanted to like this place because the bartender was friendly, the Pacifico beer was ice…read morecold, and they have an excellent tap list. The crispy potatoes were also good, and the Parmesan spinach tasted okay. However, the meal ended up causing a severe health issue for both my husband and myself. I ordered the fish and chips and was highly disappointed by the food quality. It wasn't the thick, flaky pub-style fish with a light crust you expect; instead, it was thin, heavily breaded, and tasted like a frozen product. I didn't care for the lemon caper sauce or malt vinegar combination and only ate a few small pieces of fish and two bites of the spinach side. That dinner (along with morning coffee with cream) was all I had consumed that entire day. Around midnight, I woke up with agonizing stomach cramps and spent the next several hours alternately vomiting and dealing with severe diarrhea. It was a miserable experience! My husband only tasted a single piece of my fish to see what I meant about the quality, and he had the Parmesan spinach side with his own meal. On our drive home, he had to make an emergency restroom pitstop and suffered from loose stools multiple times through the night, too. Because the fish and the spinach were the only shared items between us, there was clearly a major food safety issue with one of them. Management needs to urgently investigate their seafood storage, handling, or spinach prep temperatures. Drink here for the cold beer, but be extremely cautious with the food!