It's Friday evening. You've wrapped the workweek, you're ready to check out - but not turn all the…read moreway up. My advice? Pull into The Brewer Kettle in High Point, NC. Let me be clear: I like beer. Belgian beer, to be exact. Have no fear...The Brewer Kettle has a full array of beers to explore, and you can absolutely bring your wine-loving friends because there are bottles upon bottles of wine. This is a true chill spot. The kind of place where you sit back with friends, catch up, laugh, and - if you're in the mood - spark a conversation with the kind folks at the next table. The outdoor seating is a bonus, especially on a nice evening. The staff? Pleasant, relaxed, and low-key knowledgeable without being obnoxious or know-it-all-ish (which I appreciate). Here's the thing: next time friends are visiting from out of town, bring them here. It's an easy, laid-back vibe that just works. Now excuse me...I just wrapped up work and my husband and I are catching up...so I've gotta go. Hope to run into you here soon! Shout out: to Matt and Lilly. Appreciate the sharing!

Okay so initially I thought this was just a local spot to pick up some brews to take home. While…read moreyou certainly can shop through a variety of single and multi pack options to take home, you can also sit and enjoy a beverage at the bar or one of the many available seating options. They have a great selection of alcoholic and nonalcoholic drinks. The THC/cbd drinks are becoming more popular and they have a solid selection of those. About of places don't have the Bodega Sodas so I was thrilled to be able to grab a pack to take home. The bartender was very knowledgeable on the selection and offered a stout for me to try while I looked around. The inside is very relaxed while also appealing to the eye. Artwork from local artists is displayed on the walls along with plants and magazines to look through. I will certainly return and hang out at this establishment.

Spending the weekend at my friend's house north of Durham and I can't just show up empty handed. I…read morestopped in to TW and after getting lost, an associate asked me what I was looking to find. My friend likes cheese and... Montepulciano. As I would expect, there was a recent vintage Montepulciano on special and he brought me right to them. I bought two. Fabulous. The usual great service and great products. I'm happy! [Review 17984 overall - 3310 in North Carolina - 1505 of 2022.]

They have a nice selection of sparkling reds that aren't too sweet. I wish they could get in some…read moresparkling Shiraz but that seems to be limited to some Virginia and Maryland locations only. I've tried to order them but you can only get them in the same state sold and for whatever reason, I can't get it in NC. The wine tasting is very convenient and friendly staff. There's a huge parking lot so don't worry about parking. The owner responded to this review but didn't seem to realize their workers did NOT get the Shiraz.

I'm typically a beer drinker, but when needing some items to help ring in the new year, we stopped…read moreby the ABC store. Despite having to work New Years Eve day, the staff was friendly and welcoming. They also had a High Point police officer at the door ensuring no issues, I'm not clear if that's a daily thing, or just during busier times of the year. They carry a good selection of alcohol, in many cases, even offering several brands for more common items like vodka, whiskey, and bourbon. They don't sell any beer at the ABC store, and I don't frequent them though to be able to say if any do. But they cart the hard stuff, some mixers and a very small selection of snacks.

I am in High Point for the furniture market, I live in Texas…read more We come to HP twice a year and we shop here a lot, mainly because it's the only liquor store near by. The group that I travel with is about 25 people total. Last week my friend and I went to buy a few things and the employee was very pushy for us to buy drink mixers, which we absolutely hate. We politely declined to buy them, paid for our stuff and left. Tonight we go again and he AGAIN tried to push us to buy nasty drink mixers, we politely declined AGAIN (same guy) and when it was time to pay for our 4 bottles of different liquors (don't judge) he said he couldn't sell to us because we had a TEXAS ID....REALLY?? REALLY??? WTF is that about? So if our ID is issued in Texas, somehow we can't buy liquor? That's weird, because he did last week, and every bar in town has had no problem with our Texas IDs. Funny rule for a liquor store in a town where 35,000 [eople come from all over the world for the furniture market. Also, my biggest problem was the mean and almost insulting way he said it. He was just a huge jerk. I would understand if that actually was the law and he explained it nicely, but it's like he got satisfaction telling us no. I seriously don't know what his problem is, but we are both pretty angry and we will just drive a few extra miles to avoid that total douche bag. (White male, about 40 years old) Say good bye to my business and the business of my 24 co-workers!

This craft bottle shop in the heart of Jamestown is one of my regular spots. Visiting a couple of…read moretimes a week with my run club. The service is always friendly, they've always got a great selection of both NC local beers and beers from all over the country. They offer both can and bottle options as well as a selection of 10 rotating tap handles. They also carry a large selection of wine and mead. The space is very family friendly, welcoming children to come with their parents. It's a very relaxed and laid back space, often having food trucks on the weekends. and even having a great selection of board games for kids and adults alike to play. Highly recommend , check this sport out!!!

It's been a couple of years since I've found my way inside this place! I don't frequent the area so…read moreI knew I had to walk over after attending a Yelp event across the street. I didn't recall that there was a bar in the rear and made sure to snap a shot of their weekly board. I'd return to check out some of their events or even just to grab a bottle of wine. I selected a Riesling that did not disappoint and a Cabernet Sauvignon by Jam. I forgot to snap a pick of the Riesling but I'll return to grab it again! I'd say it's a place you could easily overlook but if you did stumble in here, you might find a brew or want to hang out at the bar for a bit. There's more to this place that I'd like to see and look forward to more reasons to visit.

This is more than just your average wine shoppe! The owners David and Tish have extensive knowledge…read moreof everything wine and are sure to find you something you'll love. And if they don't carry it, they can look into ordering it for you. Sit back and relax in the comfortable atmosphere where at any given moment you'll find folks meeting for a book club, paint club, celebrating birthdays, anniversaries, or just enjoying each other's company. This is truly a place where strangers become friends because we can all agree on one thing...loving wine! Make sure to leave your email address and be invited to their newsletter so you can stay up to date on all their wine tastings, events, and pairing recommendations. Every Thursday and/or Friday evening after 5 pm you can look forward to tasting anywhere from 5-6 wines from around the world, for only $7. You can purchase a bag of tasty Route 11 chips to munch on with your wine, but feel free to bring your own snacks or better yet, order from some of the restaurants close by: Sammy G's, Odeh's, Rixsters, La Fiesta, Mi Pueblo, and Salt and Pepper Indian Cuisine. Stop in and see why this has become our go to wine shoppe!

Trish is a great hostess with great wine knowledge. I have purchased great wines at this shop. Wine…read moretastings are fun but a bit stuffy. Wine drinking should be accessible to all, not just the privileged.

Smitty's has been around for decades. It was one of our family's go-to gas stations in the 90s due…read moreto its proximity to our home. It was also, and still may be, one of the popular gas stations and convenience stores for High Point Central High School students. I know it was during the time I was a student there. I'd regularly see my classmates at Smitty's or go there with them. In high school, I used to go to Smitty's to fill up my parents' cars and use their credit cards to pay for gas. I always wondered if the cashiers inside would question me about using credit cards that weren't mine, but they never did. This was back in the days when pumps didn't have credit card readers on them. Also, IIRC, this was a Union 76 gas station then (late 90s), but the convenience store was still Smitty's. Today and for years now, the gas station is an "E Stop" (eSTOP) which I've never seen anywhere else. This is a small station with eight pumps. Despite the bigger-name gas stations and convenience stores that have come and gone on the catty-corner properties (e.g. BP, Sheetz) Smitty's has persevered.

I went in to purchase 1 think for 9 dollars.. they tried to charge my card 94.15 . Luckily I'm a…read morebroke joker and didn't have it in my account. It declined my card. And the girl working says oh.. it must be because you don't shop here.... wth. I will never stop back in there ..

Such a gem! Curious drinkers, dinner party guests, and wine aficionados can all find something for…read moretheir palate here - across all price ranges. I visited Zeto close to their closing time and was immediately greeted by Sue, welcoming me in to the shop. After sharing I hoped to just browse around and then told her what I planned to have for dinner, I was given a tour of the store while also highlighting a few bottles that would pair well. Sue also shared a really cool story about the bottle of sparkling wine that I ended up purchasing, not only because I was excited to savor it but also because knowing a bit about its history made it that much more alluring. And it paired perfectly with my fried chicken! If you're really into wine, plan to drop by when you have time to explore - and get lost in their curated selection. If you're dropping by to grab a bottle for dinner or a party, ask Sue for a recommendation - she knows her stuff! Though I'm sure everyone there does :) I also grabbed a bag of the truffle chips they had in stock, which were also delish! They also carry this chip brand in an Iberico ham flavor, which I'll have to try next time. I'll follow-up with more on their specialty foods after I've tried a few more...

I've purchased several wonderful wines from Zetos in the past. But after the interaction I had with…read morethe owner last night, I will NEVER purchase from this business again. Myself and 2 colleagues were on our way to an evening event at a hotel in downtown Greensboro. I was not familiar with the location of the hotel and took a wrong turn down a dead end street so I pulled into the Zeto parking lot to turn around , confirm the hotel address and reset my GPS. It was closing time for Zeto so the owner was locking up the door at the same time. She sees me pull in and starts gesturing wildly to get out of her parking lot, then (before I can even put my car into drive) she jumps in her car and drives straight at my car while flashing her lights and boxing me in. I had to back up and drive around her car (which I immediately did) while she continued to wave her hands and point at the exit. Completely rude and uncalled for as we'd literally been in the parking lot for less than 2 minutes as I reset the GPS address and had no intention of parking there. I do understand that her parking lot is surrounded by apartments and she may have had a problem with people parking there in the past but this was very bizarre behavior for a business owner that should care about the community and act professionally. The unfortunate part is all 3 of us in the car were regular, frequent customers and enjoyed her store. After her over-the-top rudeness, we all agreed we'd never step foot in Zeto again. She lost 3 customers due to her behavior! We won't support businesses that treat others so poorly. I hope she will, in the future, take a breath and assess the situation before acting so inappropriately toward people.

Very pleased with this liquor store and its availability of harder to locate high end bourbon…read more The location is off highway 40 in its own building. Signage a bit challenging from the road The shelves were full, Very pleased with this liquor store and its availability of harder to locate high end bourbon. The location is off highway 40 in its own building. Signage a bit challenging from the road The shelves were full, displays nice and store itself presents nicely. Staff offered assistance. Checkout was a breeze with friendly service. nice and store itself presents nicely. Checkout was a breeze with friendly service.

Definitely one of the cleanest, most organized ABC stores I've ever purchased liquor in. Although,…read moreslow and with absolute no clue for a sense of urgency, the cashiers are still cool and congenial, overall.

Weat Market street ABC is always well stocked and they have specials here and there for different…read morebottles. Many Bourbon selections and sometimes you can find alot of allocated items.

Someone needs to do inventory and find out why they cannot properly stock the regularly expected…read morehandles and fifths of vodka. The shelves are empty and bare - looking like the old shoe lady and her bare cupboard. I'm going to try the Brassfield location on the way home tomorrow after work to hopefully find my libations (just regular vodka) This place sucks the big one right now if you're looking for vodka. 1/13/2026 - hopefully they get their act together for a liquor store - shame on them.