Excellent selection of liquors, beers, wine, canned cocktails and hard seltzers. My friend and I…read morewere spoiled for choice and spent a long time trying to narrow down what we wanted to buy, but the employees were really attentive and helpful in highlighting selections and helping us find specific things. I especially love their option to do mix and match 6 packs where you can pretty much open any box of beer/canned cocktails/seltzers and grab cans as you go to make custom selections. This was a huge bonus because of how much variety there is. I walked away with a custom six pack of various hard seltzers and canned cocktails and it was an excellent way to be able to sample a number of brands to see what I liked. The checkout line was very fast and efficient and the cashier was polite. I have a member account which gave me a discount, but my friend didn't and the cashier let her use my account to save some money. I thought this was great customer service, and definitely plan to go back whenever I'm back in the area.

So I've gotta say, State Line looks really sketch. But it's legit!…read more On our way from Baltimore to Philadelphia, my friend's partner asked us to stop there and pick up some drinks. Apparently alcohol regulations in Pennsylvania are meh, so getting alcohol out of state is always preferred. We pulled up to State Line and it looked pretty rough. But we went in and it turned out to be amazing! Such a good selection, and like others have said, it goes on forever! My friend spent time picking out wine and I immediately zeroed in on the beer. There's a little bar in the back and the guy working helped me orient myself. I ended up buying a bunch of local sours from Maryland and Delaware breweries. They also had a special of 20 percent off bottles of wine that are $20 or more for the month of August, so my friend got a great bargain on her purchase. Everyone is also really nice here! So don't judge a book by its cover. I will definitely swing by here again next time I'm in Maryland.

I am a semi-regular, however my visit from 26 June 2020 left a lot to be desired, as there was at…read moreleast one person w/ no mask on in the store whom the staff made NO attempt to stop from shopping, paying and then leaving. This is WITH proper door signage for 'the rest of us' to observe (regarding masks being required). The fact that he and his (mask wearing) friend parked their Chevy SUV in a handicapped spot when they weren't placarded to do so was just icing on the cake. I can at least give 3 stars for selection and lighting and proximity to my house/ease of access.

Looked them up on here, said they were open, they were not, waste of time, hours need to be updated.read more

Great selection and very friendly service. There are a lot of great choices for large liquor stores…read morearound Elkton, but Jayco has surpassed the others based on their service alone.

Good selection. I've been coming here for 40 years. , Unfortunately, the cashiers have become more…read moreand more rude recently. They show no interest in checking for products when asked where they are or if they have any.

Super cheap and tasty wines in the boat! So amazing it is almost mythical... here is the story…read more One day I walked into Weavers, B-lined to the Wine Boat (as I always do). After 2 minutes picking out wines I noticed a wine that I knew all too well. One of my favorite white wines of all time. I know this wine because I lived in Rome for a year an actually purchased a case directly from the vineyard in Tuscany. I paid 100 euros for this case at the time about 145$ not too bad for a top notch wine. But here I am standing in Elkton MD looking at the exact same wine for less than 60$ for a case... HOW CAN THIS BE?! I was there, at the vineyard, I paid cash, they didn't ship it! Regardless I snagged myself another case took it home and sure enough, same wine, same vineyard, same year, everything! Only difference my wine was in Italian and Weavers was in English. Trust me, both are super tasty. I go well out of my way to go to Weavers. The best wine, beer and liquor prices I've found!

It's a bit of a drive into the countryside in MD, but if you're driving by, it's definitely worth a…read morepit stop here. There's a boat of discount wine!! Literally. There's a big old wooden boat inside the store that has bottles of various types of delicious wine for $3.99 - and even further discounted if you buy a case at a time. We got malbec, cab, merlot, sauv blanc, etc. and they taste as great as any more expensive brands in my opinion - it's just the overstock bottles that they're trying to push. Coming from Philadelphia, I found the rest of the store to be pretty good prices too! I'm looking forward to my next pit stop here in the near future.

Wow! This place is awesome, a store specifically oriented to people who love craft beers. This…read moreplace is a great addition to main street! I was really happy to learn about the recent change in DE state law that allows liquor stores to fill up growlers. Not only does this allow people to enjoy tap-quality beer at home, but it is a win for sustainability, helping reduce the unnecessary use of bottles and cans. I was excited to see a new business spring up so quickly in Newark, built around the new opportunity created by this law. The store interior itself is beautiful and well-utilized. It's a pretty narrow store, but they are making great use of it. There are a few select liquors up front, but most of the store is a big case of refrigerated craft beers, and then the wall of taps in the back, with a tasting counter. There are also a few larger bottled beers along the opposite wall from the refrigerated case. The selection of craft beers is very good, and the prices are excellent. My favorite aspect of the bottled beer selection is the fact that everything is available in single bottles, and the single bottles are priced very competitively (way lower than anything in PA and competitive with the famous State Line Liquors in MD, which was my previous go-to place for single bottles of craft beer). But it's not just that this place has a good selection--it's that the choice of what to carry, both on bottles and tap, shows considerable skill. I'm not quite a beer connoisseur, but I'm definitely a beer enthusiast, and I've sampled (and rated/reviewed) over 500 beers on RateBeer (You can find my profile here: http://www.ratebeer.com/user/18960/ ) And, with trying all these beers, I've found that there are a lot of micro-brewed beers in the U.S. which I'm not a huge fan of...they're too sweet, too heavy, or just not very balanced. The selection here is excellent--I saw many of my favorite beers in the refrigerator case, and going to the tap wall, I also found the beers stocked here are of above-average quality. And the taps! Oh my God yes!!! Seriously, this is so awesome. They let you sample everything, too. The people working here are pretty knowledgeable too. Sooo many beers on tap, and all available to be filled up in Growlers. The prices are very reasonable, pretty widely-ranged in price, but . To compare price, figure a 64 ounce growlers is just over 5 12-ounce bottles worth, or a little less than a typical six-pack. But the beer is on tap, so it's much fresher and tastes much better than from a bottle. My only suggestion for improvement is that I think that lower-alcohol content (4-5%) beers are under-represented here. I'm not talking light beers, I mean micro-brews, like beers with a strong hop presence like Pilsners, or darker beers like stouts that still have a complex aroma. The taps have a lot of IPA's, including some excellent ones, but they tend a little towards the heavier and stronger side. I'd say around 70% of the taps here tend to be 6% ABV and up, well over half 7% and up. I am someone who likes to drink more beer, and beer of a lower alcohol content because I stay more hydrated that way and end up feeling better as I drink. I also find stronger beers often tend to be heavier (also often sweeter) and bog me down, limiting the amount I can drink...so I'd love to see more high-quality micro-brews on tap here, in the 4-5% ABV range, ones that are crisp, bitter, aromatically complex, but not too sweet or heavy. This is a minor suggestion. They do have some beers like this on tap, just only a few! I highly recommend going to this store. If you are a beer lover, I think it's really likely that you will be as excited about it as I am!

Great selection of cans, bottles and growler fills. They were out of the 16 oz crow let's when I…read morewent, kinda bummed, as I like to try multiple smaller sized beers. Nevertheless, got an awesome Crowley and about 4 cans of hard to find craft brews. Will definitely be back when I am in the area.

Ask for your receipt because they change prices at checkout without changing prices on the shelf!!!read more

A mainstay for my liquor needs, clean store with a large selection. The staff are friendly and…read morehelpful.

This spot is one of my favorite places in Delaware. I was lucky to visit when I was last in town in…read moreJuly. Back then I got a flight with my sister and we had a blast. This time we brought the whole family! Five adults and two kids all had so much fun. I really really love their midnight porter, a flagship beer of theirs. It's just plain delicious. Their rye IPA was really good too. I remember their saison being great. Although they don't have food, they always have a food truck visiting. All food trucks have been really good. Staff is friendly and the atmosphere is chill. I'll be back again next time we're in town.

We chose this place to celebrate my 40th birthday, hoping for a memorable night--but unfortunately,…read moreit fell well short. After taking us past several empty booths (that looked really cozy), they seated us in an awkward corner in the back at what felt like a make-shift table. Not what we expected with having reservations, but we tried to be positive. We then waited about 10 minutes without anyone coming by to take even a drink order. It wasn't until I made eye contact with who appeared to be a manager that we were finally acknowledged. To his credit, he stepped in and took our order, and the food arrived quickly--but that's where the positives ended. The dishes themselves were underwhelming--lacking creativity and flavor, especially for a venue that presents itself as a speakeasy-style experience. If you're going to lean into that concept, the drinks or the food (ideally both) need to stand out. Here, neither did. For a milestone occasion, the service and overall experience felt inattentive and disappointing. There's potential here, but based on this visit, it missed the mark in a big way.

Came here with a party of 6. We were sat straight away but it was very hot. Not sure if the…read morebusiness is dealing with issues with their central air but they had several large ACs throughout the place. The booth we originally sat at made us feel too squished & hot, so we changed to a table which made us feel a lot better (regarding the heat) Alyssa was our server and she was great, however the service was a bit slow (not her fault, seemed like the kitchen?) We dined in on a Friday but we arrived early around 4:30. We were the only people in the one dining area with two others at the bar so not sure why the food took so long. However, the timeliness (& the heat) was my only complaint. The beer was great as well as the food! We also had two different managers come to us to make sure we had everything we needed, which was great. Would recommend.

So tried this place as we were passing through, queso app was good but chips were stale…read moreunfortunately, the panko buffalo shrimp were good , the Rueben was great, although they did get our order wrong with wrong side, but we just went ahead and finished our meals , had a beer but then afterwards had to wait 20 minutes before we saw our waiter to be able to ask for our tickets.. maybe just overly busy and short staffed for a Wednesday..??? In the end it was good food, other than stale chips, but the service could have been better.. it's a cool place/vibe just kinda average overall given this..

I read the reviews and prepared for the few negative things I read. But…read more.. Service was great, drinks were plentiful and tasty. Pretzels were good, scrapple fries were fun, and then I saw wings, brisket, sandwiches, and the biggest hub cap of nachos I'd ever seen. This ain't just a brewery!! Great menu, great beers on draft plus wines, martinis, crushes and others. I can see how on a nice spring or summer afternoon this place is probably packed! Small parking lot and kinda tiny inside, I bet when business is popping service is probably a little slower and service too. That seemed to the the most negative thing for previous reviewers. For me, I'll be back. And honestly for the food b/c there's so much that I wanna sample! The beers good too, it's just that I was able to sample most of the beers, just not all I'd the sandwiches or nachos!! Goals, ya know?!

Another great experience at Valhalla for us! Though they are temporarily not brewing their own beer…read moreas they transition their brewing operations offsite to expand the food offerings and space, they had a great selection of guests brews, and their own cider. Both were great. The blackberry lemonade cider was dangerously good - enough to drink all day long. Great service. Great food menu. Today we had boneless wings and of course scrapple fries. Never disappoints!