Fun surprise-pre-Thanksgiving wine tasting! Beautiful ship with reasonably priced food and wine.read more

Really helpful, friendly and knowledgeable staff! I always walk out of here with more than I…read moreintended (a good thing ) and that is because the folks here are able to make so many good suggestions based on my tastes! Though I do recommend coming for the wine selection, which is expertly curated, they do have a sundry of charcuterie items, a well stocked cheese case and they partner with a local sausage company. It's just a really nice neighborhood wine shop offering unique finds in a friendly and approachable atmosphere!

The best customer service and sometimes there's a friendly, well-behaved dog, too…read more They have hot sauce and a huge selection of seasoned peanuts.

Good service. Advised on wine with low sulfites. Carries Australian wine…read more Assisted leading vehicle. Can park right in front of store.00

Came to pick up wines for a wine tasting party where we had specific criteria we wanted to meet…read more Instead of shopping 2-3 different stores and spending a ton of time browsing aisles and reading labels (and googling wine reviews?) we decided to head to Vienna Vintner, which we be passed by so many times and never entered. Vienna Vintner is a cute European looking line standing building across from big shopping plazas. It's built like a tavern with a partial loft/second floor upstairs with seating. The space is divided into a "tasting room" on the right and a wine store on the left. They apparently have wine tastings on the regular (I've been missing out!) Overall a really friendly place that's relaxed and pleasant. We were given a tour and helped immediately. We ended up winning an award for one of our wine choices, so these recommendations really hit the mark! Will definitely be back. I was also surprised by how affordable these wines are. I wasn't expecting to find any wines under $25 but ended up seeing quite a few in the $15 range. They also gave us a generous discount.

Huge selection of dessert wines, most at good prices. Be sure to ask about the cellar if you are…read morelooking for less common items. Kyle was super helpful and friendly.

by far the best hospitality I've ever had at a restaurant. Sam and his bartenders were so…read morepersonable. 10/10 recommend.

We came to Evelyn Rose for a friend's birthday and were blown away. The service was top-tier from…read morethe start--they even printed "Happy Birthday" on the menu, which made the night feel so special. The highlight of the meal was definitely the Kangaroo Tartare. If you're hesitant about it being gamey, don't be! It had a perfect balance of sweetness from the caramelized onions and a distinct, smoky flavor from being torched. For the main, I had the Pan Seared Wild Petrale Sole, which was beautifully cooked and fresh. My friend loved the chicken, and we ended the night sharing a delicious dessert. Bonus: Parking was a breeze--we found a spot on the street right in front of the restaurant. We will definitely be back!

So wish the government would get out of the liquor business. This antiquated nonsense, was supposed…read moreto be eradicated by the house of delegates and multiple governors terms. Yet Richmond still has its hands on making Virginia residents pay more for alcohol. If you want booze in VA, not beer or wine, this is where you go in the commonwealth, due to it being a government operation. Nothing against the employees, whom at this one are polite, knowledgeable, and helpful. They were great helping me find what a relative likes. This is a new store location. As you can see in the pictures, they are trying to have it fit in with private retail. That's nice but prices here are high due to Richmond's involvement. I will say they have a pretty good selection, and this stores never too busy. For the Tyson's area that's impressive. If you need that whiskey or vodka for an event, this could be a place for you. Please don't drink and drive.

First time in VA and I had to learn about ABC. What do I not like/hate? It is that the liquor…read moreprices are controlled by VA and therefore you end up paying on average $6 more than what I am used to paying in a state that does not control the liquor. With that said, it is what it is, so based on how VA does it, these stores are literally all over. When I entered was greeted, was able to find what I needed, the cashier was friendly. Hate that it is controlled, but it is what it is.

Very cool spot! This place has a good variety of beers and wine! Also there's a restaurant upstairs…read morewhich I didn't visit but heard great things about. The service was great but I was surprised at how much beer and wine they are able to pack in a small space. Definitely will come back!

This is one of my favorite bottle shops in the area. They rotate some pretty cool taps, cans, and…read morebottles. I make it a point to stop in whenever I'm in the area since there's always a tap takeover of some sort. Most recently it was Monkish IPAs dominating the board. This was my first time getting food upstairs of the retail space. The service was great and the space, while small, is pretty welcoming. The bar is neat and I would definitely sit there next time. They've got a few TVs around showing sports for those interested. I came with my mom and we just got a few apps to pick at while I tried some 5oz pours. The food was solid, if pricey. The "squash chips" were more like "squash cutlets" in that they were pretty thick. They tasted excellent, though and the panko was nicely fried. The charcuterie is hard to mess up but for the price I don't think I'd do it again. We saw some folks getting fantastic looking sandwiches so I may have to give one of those a try next time I'm around and don't have other plans.

The app is terrific, the selection is stellar. The store is amazing when you use the app. I went…read moreonce a few months earlier and the young guy who was helping me was superb. He said he came from a family of wine makers and was really knowledgeable and helpful. So last night when I had to buy a specific selection of beers and I found it at total wine, I was really excited to go . Unfortunately, maybe because I was late on a Friday night and they hated their jobs, the two ladies at the checkout aisles could not have been ruder if they tried. I had to remind myself that a rude person at a check out counter working on a Friday night instead of drinking beer with friends is really just a first world problem.

If you've been to Total Wine you're probably familiar with the experience. They have the largest…read moreselection of wine in the area, as well as a generous selection of every other kind of beer and spirit you may be after. However, it can be a little difficult to navigate. I wish they had a map or guide very obviously available at the front of the store so you could see the layout and head to where you want to go. If you're not browsing I recommend buying online and just picking up. I was fortunate to find employee Colin while wandering and searching for mead, and Colin took me right to where it was. I could have wandered for an hour and not found it. However, I think Colin was the only employee I saw roaming the floor so it may be challenging to find assistance if you need it. Overall though, this is probably the most budget-friendly place to get booze in the area, with the best variety, and I appreciate that quite a bit.

This ABC store is well organized. The staff doesn't pounce on you. If you are looking for…read moresomething, they are happy to help and make recommendations. Sale and promotional items are well displayed. Location is busy on Friday evenings.

The other day I stopped by this store to see what I could see. I also wanted to see if I could find…read morethe Crown Royal Peach. I might have a better chance shoveling for shit as Sherlock Holmes wants Watson to do. Nevertheless, as Sherlock Holmes says " Keep Digging Watson," so will I at trying to get another bottle or two of the great Peach Crown Royal. The manager told me "that everytime he gets it in his store, he can't keep it on the shelf." This is great for business and bad for business; as well. Life is not always fair when something is "That Damn Good." Still, this store went though a remarkable remake and looks outstanding. Everything is neat, clean, well stocked and organized...minus the Royal Crown Peach not being there. Like what I saw, I will return.

This store reminds me of the groceries chain Publix as it is designed very similar and it's also…read moremore expensive.

The nighttime manager, Darrell, at this Harris Teeter tonight (at exactly 11 pm, when the store…read moreofficially closes), showed me mercy tonight. I am extremely thankful good people (Good Samaritans, if you will) like Darrell still exist in the world. I'd rather not share my personal reasons for needing to go to "my neighborhood grocery store" at 11 pm on a Monday night, especially with it being a national holiday today. It really was supposed to be a day of rest for ourselves and our families alike, but amazing people like the day-time managers even - who must've been exhausted at that point with such a long day for themselves too - and Darrell, chose to show me grace. Thank you, so much for the gift of people like the nighttime manager Darrell (and his team stocking shelves through the night, what a thankless, and extremely necessary job!) and the daytime team too for being a genuinely good "neighborhood" for me tonight. Now, I'm gonna get some sleep lol. :)