This shop is under new ownership, who is by and large absent…read more I was shocked by how unwelcoming the new management is. This is a neighborhood wine shop. My husband really liked chatting with the last owner, who knew a lot about wine. He had not been since the new owner took over. I convinced him to go for a tasting, and I'm so sorry I dragged him in there on his weekend time. We were the only people tasting at the bar. Despite this the managers showed zero interest in us. It was very awkward. They asked no questions, not even how long we'd been going there. Management actively avoided us. No one wanted to talk beyond shelling out basic wine info on what they were trying to sell at the tasting. When we stepped away from the counter to look around after the tasting, they suddenly gathered with one another behind the counter to talk among themselves, leaving me somewhat confused and left to peruse the shelves alone (we were the only ones there looking at wine too) instead of taking any opportunity to approach us, get to know us, and retain local clients and entice us to want come in more often. All 4 seats were empty at the counter around them. It was a weekend night. Had I felt more hospitality, we might have bought a nice bottle of wine and sat down to talk. Instead we left. My husband just shrugged (he likes Wine Authorities anyhow) but I actually felt somewhat shocked, in all honesty. It's hard to believe they're trying to run a hospitality business. That experience was anything but fun. In fact it was stressful and a disappointing waste of time. If they want to justify their higher prices over other stores, or encourage people to drink on premises, they need much better management. Preferably people who like people. We had every intention of supporting this local business, but won't be returning anytime soon.

I generally know what I want but the owner, Drew, goes beyond all other resources. He has a great…read moreselection but what's incredible is his knowledge of every element that causes a wine be what it is. I have a refrigerated storage holding lots of bottles--his are marked with his initials DL. Bill George

Nice local bar with lots of beer options! The bartender was very kind and patient as I mulled…read morethrough all the options, and she allowed me to taste test different drinks when I couldn't make a decision. The menu was a little difficult to read at first, but once you understand that colors represent different types of beers, that helps narrow a lot of options down. There were also plenty of snacks available for purchase, but some customers brought over pizza next door for the ultimate dinner combo! There was plenty of outdoor seating, but limited indoor seating so be sure to check the weather prior if you're staying a while. It seems like they have a lot of regulars that come by on weekdays for a pick-me-up. Dogs and kids were welcome, and there was some parking available in the lot behind the building.

This is the literal best taproom in NC!!! The service, ambience, and selection are unmatched. The…read morebeers rotate so there is always something new to try. The bartenders are amazing at recommending good beers and always give out samples to see which one you want! Trivia Thursdays are so much fun and you can always grab a pizza next-door to make it a fun evening. Love this place!

Visiting from out of town, I happened upon the store because I needed to make change for the bus…read more When I entered the store there was a cashier, a man behind a desk area and a woman standing by the front door who asked if I needed help. I told her that all I really needed was to make change. She said "we don't have that" rather dismissively. I was floored. I looked around at this massive store, the cash register's, the staff the millions worth of inventory and I said "really, with all this? And she said " really, with all this". I left the store with no change. The bus didn't make change. The driver let me on for free. There is a total wine in the town where I live, but I don't think I'll be going back there.

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Excellent customer service over the phone but lack of customer service in the store. No customer…read moreengagement, busy chatting away about personal life matters. Overall, huge selection of alcohol beverages, they carry rare items they most ABC stores don't carry.

A little tricky to find since it's tucked in behind an enormous obviously new apartment building…read more All ABC stores in NC are essentially the same, though this one is a little bit bigger and nicer than some.

I'm so glad that I checked out the wine cellar! Love that they are family owned and operated and…read morehave been for about 20 years! Such an amazing selection and mix of whites, reds, and sparkling. Patrick provided me a sample of an amazing Pinot grigio that was crisp, light, and had an amazing hint of honey suckle and pineapple. Wow! I immediately decided that I would take this home along with a sauvingion blanc that he also recommend! For two bottles, it only cost me $26! Most of their wines are under $20! Such a great deal! They have free wine tasting on Fridays at 5 pm, so in a couple of weeks, I may have to check it out!

Great local wine shop. Cool owners and cool clientele. Looking forward to trying new selections…read moreover the coming months.

I live so close to Wine Authorities and drove by it so many times but never noticed them. It wasn't…read moreuntil Offline Premium introduced me to them! They have 2 locations- Raleigh and Durham. The entire store is filled with wines from all over the world. The best part? None of them are from big companies. Every single one of them are from local/ small businesses (You can see some of the business owners photos by the wines!). The owner/ founder of Wine Authorities has been working with a lot of the wineries for many years. They taste every new batch they purchase to ensure quality. Although they have many businesses they've been working with for a long time, they go to wine shows and events in Europe to discover new ones! I like my wine very sweet but there were so many choices that I was a bit overwhelmed. I asked the nice lady at the register to give me recommendations and I loved the wine she recommended. If you are a bit overwhelmed with all the choices, just ask for help. They are very informative and helpful! Aside from their amazing wine, they also have beer, cider, sake, hot sauce, honey, meats, and etc. You will find at least one thing you will love. On Saturdays, they have free wine tastings from 12-3pm! If you cannot make it there on time, you can always buy a bottle or two. They will give you glasses to drink in the back or outside if the weather is nice outside! You can also buy snacks or cheese to go with your wines. Also, if you are a little hungry, you can buy a bottle from Wine Authorities and head to Thai Cafe next door and they will let you drink there without extra charge!

Wonderful wine store and knowledgeable owners. I favor a good selection of French wines in general…read more Not only is their selection trialed and tested and very good-- but they also cover a broad price range. If you would enjoy buying 50 and 75+ $$ bottles you can find excellent selections but if your budget is more modest and you are looking for $15-25$ selections, you can buy with confidence as well. Have been buying from them for years.. highly recommend. Love this purveyor.

I've visited this location a few times The staff here are…read morepleasant and welcoming. There are always unique finds that I can't resist. I enjoy shopping at World Market. There are so many options for a last minute wine and soft drink run for entertaining others and stocking my mini bar and fridge.

It's just about a guarantee that if you walk into this store, you are coming out with something…read more Some may say this store is stimulation overload, but for most other (women) it's such a fun place to be. From house decor, to season decorations, to furniture, to endless pillows, to eclectic variety of foods, there is something for everyone. I'd say the biggest draw to World Market is its expansive collection of ethnic foods that aren't normally found in grocery stores. You can find British favorites (lots of Cadbury, mince pies, marmite, Walkers, Christmas crackers) to tons of Asians snacks (unique varieties of KitKats, ramens and Pocky's) to Italian heaven, all sorts of pastas, tinned fish, etc. WorldMarket is a great place to easily put together a care package for someone you love. Especially when you have no idea what to get someone. Just, throw it all in the basket!

This is our go-to Harris Teeter when we're in Chapel Hill. We've been shopping here regularly for…read moregroceries since June 2020. Our Chapel Hill home is equidistant between this location, store #224 "Hope Valley Commons" in Durham, and store #120 "Meadowmont Village" in Chapel Hill. Simply put, we like this Harris Teeter more than the Meadowmont location because we think the stuff here is fresher and there's more variety. The items I've personally purchased the most from this store are coffee creamer, diet soda, bagged or boxed salads and veggies, and occasionally salad dressing. My coffee creamer of choice is Silk Almond Creamer in the 32-ounce bottles. Harris Teeter regularly sells these at $4.79 per bottle and offers at least one or two flavors more than Walmart. Walmart's price is cheaper, though. A 12-pack of canned diet soda has regularly cost $6.59, but I've often gotten packs for less than that through discounts and specials. Diet Coke, Coke Zero, Diet Dr. Pepper, and Diet Cheerwine are the types I've purchased. I also like the 8-packs of bottled Diet Coke, but it's a little more expensive at $6.59 for 8 bottles. Each bottle holds the same amount as a can (12 ounces), but I like that I don't have to commit to an entire bottle. I can seal it back up and drink it later without sacrificing carbonation. We like the Harris Teeter house brand "Farmers Market" salads (e.g. Romaine Blend) and Organic Girl boxed salads (e.g. Super Greens!). I'm not so much a fan of Fresh Express, but I'll buy it if there's nothing better. The bags of Fresh Express can be as low as $1.99 per bag of Italian salad and as high as $3.79 per bag of Hearts of Romaine. 10-ounce bags of the Harris Teeter Romaine Blend have cost $3.49 at regular price while Organic Girl has naturally been more expensive at $4.29 per 5-ounce box. However, we've often purchased boxes of Organic Girl, and many other items, when they're on sale. We've gotten Organic Girl for as low as $2.99 and $2.14 per box. The small bags of Eat Smart Vegetable Medley, Broccoli and Cauliflower, etc. have typically cost $2.99 per small bag. As for salad dressing, we like Briannas which has run $3.49 per 12-ounce bottle. The New American Creamy Balsamic and Asiago Caesar flavors have been yummy. My wife does most of the grocery shopping and cooking for us. A sampling of things she's purchased from this Harris Teeter in recent months includes blueberries ($4.99 per box), clementines ($2.99 per 3-lb bag), green grapes ($5.99 per bag), baby bok choy ($2.49/lb), seasoned Brussels sprouts ($4.99 per package), Hass avocado ($2 per bag, each bag has 2 small avocados, so $1 per small avocado), yellow onions ($1.99 for a 3-lb bag), organic lettuce ($2.49 for 1 head), natural free-range eggs ($6.49 for 12 large eggs), ground chicken ($6.99 per package), asparagus ($3.99/lb), frozen blueberries ($9.99 per bag; great in smoothies), yellow bananas ($0.49/lb), Tillamook Mudslide and Chocolate Ice Creams ($6.99 for a 1.5-qt carton), white mushrooms ($2.49 for 16 ounces), cremini mushrooms ($2.49 for 8 ounces), shiitake mushrooms ($4.49 per package), baby bella mushrooms ($2.49 per package), leeks ($2.99/lb), sweet potatoes ($1.19/lb), Bush brand beans, assorted (e.g. dark kidney beans, black beans) ($1.49 per can), organic red seedless grapes ($2.99/lb), Dave's Killer Bread assorted bagels (e.g. berry, Cinnamon Raisin Remix) ($5.49 per bag of 6 bagels), thin Oreos ($3.99), Philadelphia cream cheese ($3.69 each), mangoes ($5 for 5, but we could buy them in singles at $1 each), red grapes ($5.99 per bag), ground turkey breast ($6.99 per package), Lea & Perrins Worcestershire sauce ($4.49 per bottle), Harris Teeter sharp cheddar ($3.39 per bag), Yukon potatoes ($1.49/lb), Nielsen-Massey vanilla extract ($10.99 per bottle), Screamin' Sicilian Supremus Maximus Pizza ($9.59 each), Quaker Old-Fashioned Oats ($5.69 for a 42-ounce carton), Classic Coke ($6.99 for pack of 8 smaller cans), Dark Horse Rose wine ($7.99 per bottle), NatureSweet Cherubs sweet grape tomatoes ($6.99 per 10.5-ounce resealable container), and Ghirardelli 72% Cacao Dark Chocolate Premium Baking Chips ($5.49 per bag). OK - that list of examples was more detailed and exhaustive than I thought it was going to be. Admittedly, I saved up several receipts from my wife's visits to this particular store and saved them to write about in this review. We've also gotten our fair share of extra creamy Reddi Wip in both the large ($5.49) and smaller ($3.29) cans. It was a guilty pleasure which we would add to a lot of desserts, for a while. My wife has a Harris Teeter VIC card. I do not. Maybe I should get one. Coming from Atlanta, I've been using the Kroger Plus "Card" on my phone via the Kroger app. I think I get the same discounts as a VIC. Practically speaking, in general, parking is easy at this Harris Teeter. It's usually never crowded. The store is clean and the customer service is good. We've yet to have a bad experience here.

This review is for Lillie only. Very negative, she didn't want to answer a question regarding cash…read moredeposit because she was "off the clock" made me feel like I was very much inconveniencing her because I asked but to me she had the uniform on and name tag, I had no idea. Regardless, kindness is still an option... this happened at 2pm 8/25/26