Great choices to choose from, excellent staff and ALWAYS STOCKED! I happen to execute a tasting…read morehere and the people here were so welcoming and engaging

Was in the area trying out a local pizza spot that is BYOB. They recommended this liquor store,…read morewhich was about two blocks away. I walked, but they do have a small parking lot available. The store is a nice size and well stocked. I was greeted immediately by a friendly and knowledgeable employee. They knew where everything was located and the price. The prices are reasonable. Overall, I would recommend this place to others. Happy Yelping

Our group of five had an excellent experience at FiNNBAR--also known as one of Frenchtown's…read moretrendiest new spots. It's a must-try if you're visiting the area. The food/drinks, ambiance, and service are all top-notch! We were seated at the back of the restaurant in a private room, which elevated our entire experience. Our server, Jeff, provided exceptional service and made us feel right at home throughout our meal. He answered our flurry of menu-related questions and explained each dish with thoughtful care. We were excited to hear that the restaurant changes its menu daily. FiNNBAR offers an eclectic selection of international wines. We chose a bottle of white wine from Austria, which was excellent. Our group split a few appetizers: focaccia with beet spread, fennel salad, and a crunchy vegetable salad, all of which went quickly! Onto the entrees: I ordered a pork ragu with fried polenta and asparagus. Absolutely phenomenal. Cooked to perfection. Others in our party ordered the homemade casarecce with mushrooms, which also got rave reviews. Some of the best pasta they've ever eaten! All of the portions we received were generous and filling. Props to the entire FiNNBAR staff for their efforts in giving us a great Memorial Day weekend meal. We will certainly be back!

This was an interesting experience. My OG chums and I stopped by here impulsively last night for an…read moreearly dinner. All of us grew up in this area (I was making a humble cameo return) and were thus enormously pleased that the meh weather prevented a lot of the tourists from jamming up the sidewalks on a Saturday afternoon. That extended to the restaurant; it looked like the bar area to the right of the entrance was hopping a bit, but the dining sections to the left were empty or close to it. After jokingly mentioning that we were natives of the Kingdom of Hunterdon, the hostess good-naturedly seated us at the "locals booth," in the corner of the backroom. Only the best for this crew. Given how bougie this daily menu is, I was pretty impressed at the competitive price points; if I'm uncertain what 40% of the ingredients in my dish are, I'm expecting to pay probably twice what I actually did. In true hipster fashion, the menu had a stamp at the top (akin to a ye olde library card) with the day's date, if you needed explicit confirmation that this menu changes every day. It's a limited menu for sure, but that made it easier to narrow down the choices. Very The Bear, if you've recently watched that (disclaimer - it takes a bit of a step back in Season 3). I ordered a Red Hook ($14), which was basically a Manhattan. Pretty tasty - definitely a boozier cocktail but I thought the vermouth they used, coupled with the cherry, gave it kind of a subtle cola vibe. I personally have to be in a very specific mood for this kind of drink but I'd theoretically get it again. We split the fried squash with mint raita, which was the high point for me. I thought it was delicious, and the flavor profile was pretty much perfect. The mint gave it a nice subtle nip without being overwhelming, and the squash was lightly fried and not remotely heavy. A delight. We ended up almost strategically ordering different entrees and thus ended up testing out 75% of that section of the menu. My heart was with the meatballs but I figured you could get meatballs pretty much anywhere, and went with a very edgy pasta dish, Torchio Pasta alla Palina. It was good but in hindsight I should have gone with my heart - it was just not my jam, palate-wise. I'm primarily a texture-based eater so the crunchier aspects were not the selling points I'm sure they are for others. And I'm sure this is a very specific, intentional decision based on the type of pasta dish, but it seemed a touch dry, like it needed some kind of sauce to moisten the pasta overall. It WAS a little better in that regard when I stirred in the wetter bottom more. A unique taste for sure, and I do want to make it clear this was a decent dish but just a better fit for someone else. The service was interesting. We ended up getting assigned the general manager as our primary waiter (one or two others made quick cameo appearances as well). When the GM initially came to our table, he seemed almost startled, like he'd recognized one of us but didn't want to bring that up, or wasn't sure where he knew the person. All of us picked up on it. And that skittery demeanor pervaded the meal; it was almost like having a cat for a waiter, who looked like they might bolt out the room at the first sign of a bird in the window. I really don't know how else to describe it, but he was PERFECTLY nice to us and turnaround times and communication were very solid. Maybe something else was going on behind the scenes or we should have picked up on something, but it certainly made the meal more memorable. Overall, this was very pleasant. Most places in Frenchtown and the surrounding river towns are either very obviously catering to the out-of-towners or are going hardcore local but this is a rare one that I think does navigate the two worlds pretty deftly.

A wonderful store…read more The store is well stocked and a helpful staff both on the phone and in person. There is a large parking lot and a clean restroom.

Beautiful store, wonderful, comfortable layout and immaculate. Checkout is always well-staffed. You…read morenever have to wait in line. Incidentally, there is a lovely young man at the registers named Sackery (not a typo). He is just the most welcoming, appropriately friendly, professional EVERY single time. His demeanor is unwavering. Thank you New Hope Store!

Facility was clean and bright. Selection was very good and I was able to find some good beers for…read morethe holidays.

I have made my last purchase there. I swear they hire local talent based on their lack of…read morepersonality. The last experience was the clincher. Nobody in the place, cashier so engaged with his phone it took him an awkward pause before he looked up to acknowledge me standing waiting to pay. When I asked a simple question received a gruff "Nope", no hint of a thank you or any common curtesy. My previous experiences were similar. I generally don't mind paying premium prices for local convenience. In this case I will gladly travel to Dublin or Doylestown to avoid Harrow Beverage.

Beware Debit Card compromised within 2 hours of using at…read morethis store. I hadn't used it in days prior. Never again!

Visiting from Connecticut, and looking for some craft brews I would be unable to pick up at home, I…read morewas glad that Yelp lead me to Abe's Cold Beer. The storefront is nothing to write home about - it looks like they took an old convenience store and turned it into a beer store. There are no spirits or wine to be purchased but what they do have is a grand selection of craft beers, the majority of which is available for mix and match 6 packs. Most of the bottles are $2 and a bottle is on the higher side it is clearly marked with a price tag. My only wish is that the beers were organized, I had to go up and down the aisles to fully grasp their selection. For those looking for more simple brews, Abe's Cold Beer has you covered stocking those easy to find macro beers. Abe's also has a great selection of bombers (foreign and domestic), although that was not what I was searching for. I picked up 2 six packs with a variety of beers to try once I got home.

Today's date is June 24, 2025. The best before date is June 2025 for this Modelo. Definitely not…read morefresh.

Go anywhere first they do not stand behind their products. I purchased two 12 packs of Dogfish IPA…read more30 minute and they were so badly skunked that you could not drink them. I called them up offered to bring down the beers I opened and the unopened case, and they still refuse to do anything or replace the beer.

It's always a fun experience when you stumble upon a business that winds up surprising you…read more That's exactly what happened at Stockton Fine Wines. It's located in the quaint town of Stockton, NJ. Once inside I was pleasantly surprised. I was greeted by a friendly and knowledgeable staff. This liquor store was much bigger than I expected. Everything is neatly displayed and organized. There are multiple rooms, with each room offering something different. There are two Wine rooms every bottle is neatly displayed and they carry so many different brands of fine wines from around the world. There is a Champagne room and they have a large variety to choose from. If that's not your thing they also have an IPA room, and in the front they have all name brands of Gin's, Vodka's, Rum's, Tequila's you name it, they have it. Stockton Fine Wines carries many brands of beers and IPA's that you can get cold, or by the 4-6 pack along with wines and champagnes. My boyfriend was so happy because he found one of his very favorite Single Malt which is hard to find in the US. ( I called 4 liquor stores and went through the owners and no one could get this except for Stockton Fine Wines.) It's a Hennessy White Single Malts 25th Anniversary Cognac. We've only been able to purchase it in the Caribbean or Mexico because they stop selling it in the states. They also have premixed drinks in cans, 15 different kinds of bitters. There is definitely something for everyone. I would highly recommend checking this place out, you won't be disappointed

If there is one thing I know it is wines and Stockton Fine Wines has just that - a selection of…read morevery fine wines. From the whites to the reds they had a large selection. This place is one of the surviving stores on this strip of places thar have all unfortunately shut down in recent years. I can say with confidence though that I will continue to frequent Stockton fine wines so hopefully that will insure they do not shut down

This is a great location to purchase your adult beverage particularly if you are looking for wine!…read more Selection: There's a great selection of wines from all over the world and different styles. The one thing that makes me apprehensive of some of this location's bottles is due to how much sun hits the bottles in the store. Besides that, you can find some true gems here! Parking: Like most places in the suburbs of Philly, you need a vehicle and with a vehicle comes the age old question of where to park. Luckily, there is a huge parking lot with tons of spots to choose from.

Very nice wine and spirits store. Located near Azie and post office. Plenty of parking and in nice…read morecomplex. I was surprised to find this one here since it's mainly businesses and not really a shopping center. Store is not huge but they have a really nice selection of wines including a premium wine section with temperature controlled room. Don't be afraid to go in here. There are some wines over 100 dollars but I bought a very nice wine for 12 dollars. There were lots of good sales when I visited, including items on clearance even in the premium wine area. If I lived near here I would have probably gone a little crazy. So it's a good thing you can't fly with alcohol in your carry on any more! Lol

The woman behind the counter was extremely rude. Like really rude…read more I bought a 750ml bottle of Crown Royal vanilla and it had a price of $50 + Normally its 25 to 30 bucks. If you're able to go across the river, you can get whatever you need at the liquor store in Easton. Its maybe a mile away. The employees there are friendly and the prices are better as well.

A really TERRIBLE place. PLEASE AVOID. Have gone here over the past 10 years as an Easton resident…read morefor a bottle of wine when other places are closed. In truth, was always a kind of creepy, dark, wonder- what- this- is -kind -of -establishment - with only a single employee and a very high turnover. This past weekend, after calling repeatedly - (4 times) to ask if they were still open (its the kind of place you imagine will be shut down at any time) and no one answering, I made the mistake of taking a chance and walking over there. At the counter, with no one there, I dialed the phone # again - curious. The only employee, finally came over and I asked if they were still open. She clicked her nails on the counter and gave me "a look". I explained, that I had called repeatedly and no one answered - wondering if store was open. She only glared at me and then, refused to serve me, calling me rude. I have never had anyone call me rude, ever. I am a working class person, always respectful of others, regardless of race, gender, etc. When I asked if she could please, accept my apology and allow me to purchase this bottle of wine, as it was for a friend's birthday at my apartment (friends were actually waiting for me} she became even more absurd and nasty. Cleary not a stable person - my main point here. Please avoid. Worst shopping experience I have ever had!