The best liquor store I've ever been in. Not necessarily for the selection, or the fancy wines, or…read morethat La Di Da. What it is , is an authentic liquor store. The man behind the counter or who owns it, I didn't get his name was helpful, down to earth and went above and beyond. I had recently had skin cancer surgery on my Head and had a bandage. He sympathized and said he had the same thing. That's the guy I'm talking about. Helpful, knowledgeable and, did the following: my wife wanted a small bottle , that is a split of champagne. He pulled out one for us and said "no you don't want that one that's Moët, too Expensive. ' He thereafter showed my wife a three pack of Prosecco. He said this is what you want. He volunteered that, in fact, he would split it up and sell us just one if that's what we wanted. It would've been so easy for him to say "no, I'm sorry you'll have to buy all three." he also directed me away from a beer I was thinking of buying saying "no, you don't want that stuff, it's drunks' juice." when I said we were taking it to a Lebanese restaurant and we are not sure that they could open it, he volunteered to give us a can opener. In addition a customer said he was a vegan and had been to the restaurant, and said yeah they'll open it for you. Too much. A great place to go to get some liquor, or a beer and meet a nice group of people.

Toys R'Us for adults except wines and spirits. You can call it Wines R'Us?…read more This place is just great, from the moment you walk in til you leave the staff is very friendly and helpful in assisting you find the specific wine or spirit you're looking for. They have a HUGE selection and great prices. You can almost find anything in here! They have all types of wines from Italy, my fave. It's loaded with a wide selection, it's like walking into a Total Wine but more of a mom and pop shop. Great spot to shop at, it's one of my favorites now since I'm new to the area. I know if i go here I will find just what I need no questions asked. I still have to check out their supermarket I'm sure it'll be just as amazing with a wide selection of things. Definitely my new place to get my wine and more :)

What a selection! Great price range. Wines starting as low at $7.99!…read more Hubby and I spent close to $110 on wines that were priced from $7.99-$ 9.99... Our wine fridge is full now.

I order from them by doordash give you warm beer BS on them i am done with them If you want cold…read moreyou are not gonna get it

This liquor store has a wide range of choices but I would rather go to a different store and not…read morefind what I need. Whenever I go to this location I always seem to be greeted with an extremely rude manager who is snippy and unfriendly.

Great atmosphere, wonderful service, excellent options/choices, owner is super friendly and will…read moreaccommodate any requests. Easy on/off from 84 if you need to pick something quick!

The staff is so nice here, and won't hesitate to talk about new Wine & Beer with you. In fact, I…read morewalked in, and looked for maybe a few seconds before the owner working there struck up a conversation with me about wine. Great place & Great Selections of wines..

muy amables y buena atención al cliente ordenado y limpio todo muy organizado con una muy buena…read morevariedad

I walked in yesterday to get something to put in some spiked hot cocoa as a fun fall treat. I asked…read morethe men working in the front what would be the best thing to spike hot cocoa with and one of them, without looking up, said "roofies". I will never ever ever come back here and u would not recommend anyone else shop here, lest you too have to deal with the way this place does business.

Great location and the staff are very knowledgeable and very friendly, making it one of the better…read moreliquor stores to go to in the Danbury area.

The grilled chicken was very tasty and the portions were pretty big but the prices were a bit steep…read morefor the area. I've had Ecuadorian food before, and entrees are usually not in the $15 range. The place was out of fried chicken. What happened here? The beers were $4, a good deal. Mrs. Soy wanted a Diet Coke but she was brought a regular Coke instead since there are no diet soft drinks available. She opted for water but instead of tap, she was brought a $2 Poland Spring. We could not communicate with the waitress since she spoke no English but we made do, and she was friendly too. The cost for two entrees and two drinks, with no appetizers or desserts, with tax and tip-$45. The American food options are few. I was more interested in the converted diner. I remember eating there when it was a Greek railroad car diner. They now show movies in there and I suspect there is dancing too based on the layout. You wouldn't know it fromthe outside.

Nutmeg has been in business for the quite the number of years, even before the Caraluzzi family…read moretook it over. I'm very ecstatic to see such an awesome selection of beer, wine, and alcohols located right in downtown Bethel. You can find a wine for even the most extravagant wine connoisseurs like myself. After living in Sicily for three years, I am very very very particular about my wine. I lean greatly towards Sicilian wines and the wineries that were nearby to where I lived. I was very happy to see about four or five different wines (both red and white) from the area that I had experienced in Sicily. On top of that, the wines were right around the same price as I could buy them in Sicily and that alone puts Nutmeg on the top of my list when I want to buy wine. I had only stopped in here rather quickly, and I did not get a chance to check out the selection of ciders. I'm not a big beer drinker, but I do love my cider. If the cider selection is as broad as the wine selection, Nutmeg will be my one stop shop whenever I am in the area.

One of the staff (I'm assuming a managerial role) was extremely rude to me regarding taking more…read morethan three cardboard boxes after I'd just made a purchase. Context: I was in weeks ago buying a 4-pack of Broccoli (and think I mistakenly left it on the checkout counter) and asked about taking boxes, as I'm selling my home. I was encouraged to take as many as I'd like; I'd be doing them a favor as they were inundated. Bought another 4-pack today (Broccoli and Bees), and asked at checkout about taking more boxes, "sure" was the reply, with no mention of a three-box limit. I put the beer in the car, opened the back hatch, and, thinking I'd be smarter this time, grabbed a cart to save trips in and out with boxes. Note: it seemed like the same number of empty boxes as last time. As I'm placing boxes 3 and 4 in the cart, a guy from the customer service (?) desk has taken a couple of steps towards me and calls out in an accusatory tone, "You're only allowed three boxes." Me, calling back to him: "Oh, okay, last time they said to go wild." He, as he turned and took a couple of steps back to the desk, called back, "No, only three," with his hand raised, three fingers extended, his back to me. The guy's tone made it seem like he was offended by my egregious act of taking more than three boxes as if they were in dangerously short supply and wouldn't be replenished any time soon. Maybe it'll become a self-fulfilling prophecy because they lost me as a customer, and I'm damn sure going to steer my considerable friend circle (who enjoy their alcoholic beverages) away from this place that treats its customers as offenders (based on mixed messages from staff or the uncommunicated three-box rule). No fourth box for you!! Such a douche. Would like to have given a Zero rating if I could.