You know how a lot of shops in NYC/Brooklyn are tiny spots, packed to the gills with merchandise? Where you can barely maneuver, especially with more than one person in an aisle?
Not here. This is like the Grand Central Station of liquor stores. You can almost drive down the aisles. The selection is pretty amazing as well, with a vodka section that would completely fill my little Park Slope booze shop. From high end to cheap and dirty, this might be my new favorite place to stock up on adult beverages.
So much drinks to chose from, good prices as well. The staff was very nice and helped me figure out what botlle to get on the massive selection they had to offer. It was really hard not to get 10 or more bottles, I settled on 4 when I originally came to get 1.
Would give this place 5 stars because of the extensive selection of Bordeaux and California wines, BUT staff has no idea what planet they're on when asked to find certain bottles. They actually said they've never heard of Bordeaux until I walked around and saw an entire aisle dedicated to only that!
You know how a lot of shops in NYC/Brooklyn are tiny spots, packed to the gills with merchandise? Where you can barely maneuver, especially with more than one person in an aisle?
Not here. This is like the Grand Central Station of liquor stores. You can almost drive down the aisles. The selection is pretty amazing as well, with a vodka section that would completely fill my little Park Slope booze shop. From high end to cheap and dirty, this might be my new favorite place to stock up on adult beverages.
So much drinks to chose from, good prices as well. The staff was very nice and helped me figure out what botlle to get on the massive selection they had to offer. It was really hard not to get 10 or more bottles, I settled on 4 when I originally came to get 1.
Would give this place 5 stars because of the extensive selection of Bordeaux and California wines, BUT staff has no idea what planet they're on when asked to find certain bottles. They actually said they've never heard of Bordeaux until I walked around and saw an entire aisle dedicated to only that!