I've ordered from this place before, and honestly, my experience hasn't been great. The first time…read moreI received expired wine, which was pretty disappointing. I reported it and thankfully got my money back. I decided to give them another shot, but the second time they sent wine with the expiration date cut off. That's just shady, and honestly, pretty crappy if you ask me. I won't be ordering from here again.

Helpful staff .. good prices .. the guy knew what I liked when I hardly knew myself lol ... pdread more

If your a whiskey enthusiast, collector, this shop has some good allocated whiskeys and some rare…read morestuff. Unfortunately, the owner is price gouging some good whiskeys that you'd rather travel to a bigger retail outlet for a better price.. I guess he's big customers are rice wine, red and white wine drinkers. Just do a price check before you get scammed.

Helpful staff at this liquor store. Really good selection of wine and spirits. They even have some…read morespecial edition jameson whiskeys and japanese whiskeys. But their prices are a bit high....I guess with free parking and stuff it makes sense?

Great service and excellent selection of international wines and spirits…read more I was told there's free tastings every Friday and Saturday. I will definitely come back for that.

I am compelled to strongly warn potential customers about this liquor store's invasive and…read moreblatantly unfair credit card policies. They demand ID for every single credit card transaction, even if your card is properly signed and the purchase is not age-restricted. Let me be absolutely clear: Visa and Mastercard explicitly ban merchants from requiring you to show ID as a mandatory condition to accept a signed credit card. Merchants may ask for ID if they suspect fraud or for age verification as required by law, but they cannot have a blanket policy of making you show your ID as a condition of completing all sales. This store flagrantly ignores these core card network rules and forces you to surrender personal information unnecessarily. On top of this, if your purchase exceeds $100, they will split the charge into multiple smaller transactions without your knowledge or consent -- an explicit violation of Visa and Mastercard policies. This practice exposes you to extra fees, complicates billing and privacy, and can disqualify you from your credit card rewards or protections. Operating in a what the perceive to be an "underprivileged" neighborhood, this store evidently believes they can get away with such disrespectful and invasive treatment. They assume customers here won't understand or challenge these unfair and illegal practices. To make matters worse, demanding IDs and splitting charges puts your sensitive credit card and driver's license data into the hands of random employees -- a serious security risk. Your personal information can be easily photographed or stolen for identity theft, without adequate merchant safeguards. This is a gross violation of card network rules, a breach of customer trust, and outright unacceptable. Avoid this store unless you want to face mandatory ID checks (show your papers), invasive data exposure, questionable transaction splits, and blatant disregard for your rights as a customer.

As someone who doesn't like beer, I love this place…read more They have a great selection of ciders, and even sodas and other fun stuff like fruity shots as well. I've brought some friends here and they've all found beers that they like. Brian (the owner) is super friendly. Although I've only been his customer for a couple months, he always remembers me and the ciders I like.

Having craft beer knowledge is not that different from having a wine background when considering…read morefood pairings. When I introduced my foodie friend to a world outside of Coors Light and similarly boring beers a month ago, we have visited a significant amount of distributors ranging from Brooklyn to Port Jeffetson. All in the name of finding that genre of beer that is most appealing to our tastes. These days, there is so much craft beer on the market, deciphering through all of the choices is time consuming as to seeking out particular bottles and can get expensive to the seekers. The initial welcome greeting I got from the owner of The Beer Garden was genuine, in that he laid his business and customer relations intentions out to me. Whatever we need, just ask. "I want you guys as my customers for a long time, anything you need, questions you might have, just ask" He walked us aisle by alsle, recommending some and pointing out the over bought, over hyped beers. After a few bottles were in hand, I left to enjoy the banana bread stout, double chocolate stout, Bells: Two Hearted ale. Amazing selections mixed with attentive customer service. My quest to travel from town to town looking for new options has all but ended.

With a beer selection the likes of none I've seen this far in Queens, NY - yea - I grew up fast on…read morethe suds I suppose, the beer community is a fun place to stay and be merry. Beers from around the tilty globe with pictures of historic monasteries and a sourpatch dude look alike, stuck in a TV, smoking a cigarette. I felt like I was in Moscow or Alaska, minus the highway robbery price gouging. (I hear they like to tip a few over there in Putin's Land). There's a wall with a huge number of singles to make four or six packs from and take it as far as you want to, but that kinda reckless mixing can potentially lead to an exploding morning head. But, consider the important part that going the singles route, you're less likely to be going gonna buy a sixer that tastes like pumpkin dishrag, as it's the season, that you despise but drink anyway. *Waste not, want not" Boss Hogg. Me personally, I've never met a pumpkin beer I didn't enjoy spending some time with and I try to have them all. Gosh this is sounding more like a confession than a review. So I'm going further back when a voice sounds off from behind me inquiring about assistance. My brain was ready for a new suggestion as being the lone explorer on Starship Budweiser again just was not on my drinking to do list. At the far end are taps with lotsa Finbacks, my eves locked upon the last entry of a NY cider and as with europe and here in the USSA, we do the growler thing a few centuries late, but hey. Took that thirty duce into the rig and trucked it home with my only complaint -- I should have bought three or ten, hell, I've got a refrigerator and a freezer running in my garage, but truth be told, I like to pop in and meander.

i've been a client of beer town for over 10 years. I love…read morethe rustic look inside and the wooden floors. I find beer town's employees and owners to be incredibly kind and considerate to their customers. please know there is parking in the back and they will be more than happy to show you where it is. Their prices are compatible to other places in the neighborhood and their selection is large and their beer is definitely cold. Beer town has been in the neighborhood for a long time and I hope it stays.

I got so excited for the temperature control chamber. However, the drinks that i got were OK, they…read moreweren't that well compared to other choices that i got in the past. The temperature control chamber was kind of deceiving Other than that, the place is awesome, the decor was good, and the lighting was welcoming. However, it would be much better if they could sort the choices by countries rather than look around and try to see if you can find something out of the blue

Beautiful establishment, the decor was really amazing. I walked in and saw 2 men, a younger man…read morelooked to be taking inventory and an older man was just standing around. I needed help with some wine selections. When there was no acknowledgment from the 2 men, I went to the counter. The man behind the counter was extremely helpful and nice.

Great variety for wine! Definitely one of the top liquor/wine stores in Ridgewood Queens.read more

I was intrigued by the classic neon sign the first time I strolled through the neighborhood, but…read morewas unaware at the extent of what lie inside. This, my friend, is the largest wine & liquor store I've been to in this city. A woman greets you at the door with free samples of some oversweet liqueur. Looking for wine from Moldova? How about something in a castle-shaped bottle? The aisle full of liquor gift-sets may be an economical way to purchase a new flask. The staff are pretty knowledgeable. You'll find something you like.

I believe that Mosaic & Bar Dalia are under the same owner which makes sense because they're both…read moregreat bars. I also noticed that because of Aria who is a great bartender. I grabbed a couple lemon drop martinis sans-sugar rim & they were great, the perfect amount of both tart & sweet. The food selection is quite limited but it's more so a lounge-vibe to grab post-work/pre-dinner drinks.

Love this dimly lit bar with ample seating. Great selection of spirits and crafted cocktails…read moreaccompanied by incredible hospitality. This is a great local spot to chill and unwind.