Wanted to add to the review from 7/28/2021 about slightly shady business practices by warning…read morepeople that this store intentionally does not put prices on their beer. (Not sure about anything else, I've only ever bought beer here.) These days beer can be $14 for 4 or $25 for 4 and it would be nice to know how much things are before you purchase them. But you can't here. Obviously they are trying to get people to spend more than they would otherwise through this practice. I asked the people behind the counter about this and they made a bunch of excuses (we change our stock too frequently), but I was like, "every other liquor store can do this?" Turns out not displaying the price of items is actually illegal according to Attorney General's Item Pricing Regulation 940 C.M.R. 3.13. Will not be patronizing again.

Great store excellent selection of beers. I come from CT to visit grandkids and they special order…read moreSchlitz 16 ounces which l can't get back home. The business is down the street from my daughter. My go to place when lm in Somerville!!!

Some markets offer sexual services such as oral pleasure for women... those providing said pleasure…read moreare known as Market Liquors. But this is not that. Typical overpriced liquor store in an expensive part of Boston in the west suburbs right off of Commonwealth. I don't drink so I don't care how overpriced it is - I just came here for some water. But if you're coming here for liquor, it might be a little out of your price range. Then again you're on Yelp so you're probably not poor. Lol. But it's still a good store because I know a lot of you love to drink and these stores are invaluable to you then basically. Pretty good selection too, and friendly enough. Sunday morning rain is falling. Oh wait. Why did Adam Levine take over my review. Psh.

C'est Bon is a great little convenience store in Harvard Square. It is very conveniently located…read morenext to the Harvard Square Red Line stop, and I often stop by when I need some beer or liquor. Prices are on the expensive side, but fairly standard for Harvard Square prices. They have the customary selection of beers, wines, liquors, and mixers, but they also have a section of Harvard apparel (like T-shirts, sweatshirts) and Harvard memorabilia (like keychains, mugs, coasters, etc), so it is a great place to also pick up some souvenirs while you are shopping for your beer! I also like that they sell accessories to complement your drinking, like plastic martini glasses and plastic shot glasses for a party. Their hours online might not necessarily reflect when you are able to buy alcohol. I walked in after 11pm one night and even though they were still open, I was told that they cannot sell alcohol after 11pm (not sure if that is only on specific nights or if this is a nightly rule).

Excellent selection of all Bourbon from high to low end. From Pappy to Old grand dad, your choice.read more

Biggest complaint: No air conditioning during this extra hot summer. The wines are surely…read moresuffering from the heat, but I can't tolerate even being in the sauna temperatures inside long enough to shop to confirm the wines are going bad. Second biggest: non-existent customer service, just clerks at the register. There have been a lot of changes here since the new owners took over. Most have been fine. They did clean up and mitigated the smell, which probably took an enormous amount of work, so that was good. Prices seem only slightly higher than before. I'm not going back. No one wants hot wine.

I got macaroni and cheese and it was very good. The music they play is amazing, played multiple of…read moremy favorite songs. Oh my god I love this place. Would come back. I love bob Dylan. I love hole. I love Mazzy star. The food was good good price too. Lovely time

Food was okay bar food. Service was nice. We were the only ones there early evening and no one…read morereally checked on us. Ambiance was chill. Fish and chips were fine. The nacho appetizer is massive and can easily feed at least 4 people. Sangria was sweet.

I am a 76 year old female. 4th of July I was elected to pick up a 24 bottle, case of beer for a…read morefamily party. Oakland was out of my way, so I elected to go to Somerville Wine and Spirits. I found ice for $1.99 for a 7 lb bag which was much more reasonable than Kroger. There were 2 employees in the store and both were very welcoming, friendly and helpful. I was the only customer in the store so one even went into the cooler, grabbed the case I needed and carried it to the cash register for me. The cashier was extremely nice, and we carried on a great conversation for a few minutes. I did not find the price of the beer to be that much over the cost that I would have paid at Kroger and I got to support a local business. I am not in the habit of buying liquor, but I would not hesitate to go to this business again if needed.

Terrible. I am 22 and they asked me for other forms of ID which I provided and still didn't serve…read moreme. Never happened to me before and I've been served probably 100 times in Boston. Me and all of my friends surely won't be back

This is probably the best liquor store in the Harvard Square area. The service is efficient and the…read morestaff are very helpful. There was a stack of White Claw with different flavors, and I wanted one closer to the bottom, and one of the staff members went out of his way to help me get to it. I was really appreciative of that. I feel like at other liquor stores, the staff can sometimes be so ignorant of whether a customer needs help.

Came in during COVID-19 quarantine to get some hard cider, I will be back. Met Jim, who is a great…read moreguy! 10.99 for 6 pack of Angry orchard. We spoke about how this was his father's store, and how being in the alcohol business is pretty nice in the age of store closures for non-essential businesses. Cheers!

Cashier helped me because there was a lot of dark chocolate but not too many milk chocolate…read moreoptions. I got the Milkboy and was not disappointed with the smoothe texture.

As a convenience store? Sure. The lady up front was nice and friendly. As a deli? Forget about…read moreit! Terrible. At first, I thought my sandwich was just bland, but when I looked, it was bland because it might as well have been sold as just bread. There was a single, very thin slice of roasted turkey, and a very sparse portion of coleslaw in what they ironically called a "Hearty Harvard." There are too many other great choices in the area to deal with that. NOPE! Never again.

Cellar is a genuinely fantastic liquor store. Period. The place is small, cozy, but the selection…read morenever fails to impress. There are seriously, seriously good beer selections that rotate (because they always try to get limited-run, rare stuff - and it runs out) and awesome wine stocked too. Ask Mike (look for the beard) for a recommendation and watch his face light up while he asks you your preferences and tailors his response. His knowledge is encyclopedic and his enthusiasm is infectious. He really makes the place special. Hard to reconcile these other reviews calling the place pretentious. I wouldn't go anywhere else.

A cozy store with a wonderful variety and selection of wines (and a respectable assortment of beer…read moreand liquor to boot). What makes this place so special compared to other alternatives? Michael. Michael is simply a genius when it comes to wine and the insights that he shares with his customers are fascinating and incredibly helpful. I've walked away each time with a greater appreciation and understanding of wine in general, and have thoroughly enjoyed our conversations. This has quickly become my "go-to" store and you'd be hard pressed to find someone as knowledgable as Michael. Importantly, you'll walk out knowing you made a quality purchase without having exceeded your budget, and that's always a recipe for success. Go, and ask for Michael - you won't regret it.