THE BEST IPA selection I have seen in a small store. If you are near they have what you like!read more

If you're looking for a beer location in Pittsburgh, this is the place to go. It has a large…read moreselection of beers and wine. Within walking distance from downtown and convent by the train station.

New years Day the cashier wanted to refuse service because he claimed I wasn't the person on my id…read more I even went as far as showing him an expired Identification card and graduation photos and he still didn't want to service me. He even let someone go before me and didn't even ask them for their identification at all.Only when I suggested he call the authorities so they can scan my identification card I gave him he continued with my transaction. And in the end he never scanned my id or even looked at it for more than 3 seconds. I even took my card around to the people in the store and asked if it looked like me( because I do change my hair and wear eyelashes) however each person even the man that went before me said it was me. I have no clue why he didn't want to service me however he ended up serving me anyways.

Good selections of beers... love the frozen slushie drinks. Its brightly lit grungy store but who…read morecares just grabbing some drinks to go. Guy behind the counter super cool and friendly.

OPEN 12-5 ON SUNDAY! I KNEW there had to be one!…read more I found my cheap, fruity white wine at this store. I was so happy. This should help everyone else in their travels of imbibement. I am happy on Sunday again since I use wine when I cook. What is great about this place is that it has such a large selection of wines, mixers, and liquors. No beer; go to a beer store for that -- Pennsylvania law cracks me up. WARNING: DO NOT drink cheap, fruity white wine! It does NOT taste good. It does, however, add some grand depth to cooked dishes.

Good place, not a fan of the archaic PA liquor control laws. The selection of wine here is…read morelimited. People that work here are nice. All in all this is as good as PA gets. I'd you like a broader array of wines, It behooves you to shop in Ohio or WV.

Popped into the shop for the first time a few weeks ago, and was delighted to see that vast size of…read morethe building. Massive seating area, and a wall full of PA wines. Every nook and cranny has an old fashion but modern look. Very Pennsylvania. The staff were super friendly in there greeting, but also just providing resources based on my wine preferences. While I'm not the biggest fan of east coast wines I love supporting PA as much as possible. The staff was very helpful in finding tastes that I like, and the ones they selected were pretty good. P.S. - They have wine ice cream. It's was a pretty interesting conversation piece during the holiday season, and also tasty

My first time in this shop was last week as I was picking up wine for a Yelp event. I admit that I…read moredidn't even know the lower level of this building turned into a wine/spirits/beer shop. I was greeted right away when I walked in. On one side of the space they have seating and a bar where you can hang out and enjoy some drinks. On the other side is the "shop" where you can purchase the beverages of your choice. I think it's really neat that they only sale wines made in PA. Everyone was very kind and helpful and answered all of my questions. I will definitely be back here to do some gift shopping (and grab a cocktail to go!)in the future!

I stopped drinking in January 2025 for medical reasons. Since then it has been amazing and at times…read moredisheartening to me to realize how embedded alcohol is in social life, and how easy it is to not feel a part of the moment when you are no longer drinking. The Open Road is here in the up-and-coming Garfield neighborhood to help supply sober and sober curious people, and really anyone interested in cutting back on alcohol or supporting someone who is, with delicious beverages that help you feel like you're not missing out on a thing. There are nonalcoholic beers, spirit-free versions of things like gin, bourbon, bitters and truly anything else you might need to make yourself alcohol free drinks at home. There are also pre-canned and bottled options where you don't have to do any of the work, nonalcoholic wine and bubbly, functional beverages with added benefits, the amount of choice is nearly overwhelming in the best possible way. It's a clean, open vibe in the shop and the staff is kind and helpful. I have bought from them a number of times throughout the year at various pop-ups but this was my first visit to the shop and of course won't be my last. They are regulars at Pittsburgh festivals and other events and I'm deeply appreciative for their presence in the community!

Awesome selection of NA beer, wine, spirits, fun wellness drinks, drinks for the 4/20 friendly,…read morebevs for the health conscious non drinkers, etc! Truly something for everyone! I'm not sober but this store is for everyone! I started shopping here a couple of years ago during Dry January. I now do Dry July or dry-ish July too They have so many options! Great for cutting down your drinking or completely abstaining. Also really great to pick things up here if you're having a party, get together, company over, and so on. I personally have a couple of pregnant friends who cannot drink but like Non alcoholic wine. This is just such an amazing concept as a store and it's awesome seeing places like this start to pop up. More people are cutting back or going sober and you never know someone's reason for not drinking!

Market Street Grocery is located right in Market Square around the corner from the Simple Greek. I…read moreused to visit the wine bar in the back often before the pandemic. They served Collefrisio wines and had great cheese plates. My friends and I would go for their happy hour for half priced glasses of Riserva wine. It was a very laid back atmosphere. I don't think the wine bar has reopened, but I visited recently for a coffee. De Fer Coffee & Tea is now the coffee provider inside the grocery store. I guess I haven't been there for a while, because there were a lot of changes! The macaron stand isn't there any more, and they have seats instead. I was so glad that I took my laptop with me, because once I saw the seats I decided to stay and work. While sipping on my oat milk latte, I watched all the Downtown work people come and go ordering custom sandwiches and hot foods for lunch. They have a good selection of food and the prices are reasonable. I remember one time ordering salmon, veggies, and something else and it was only about $10-$12. They served it to you on a plate, and I ate it in the wine bar. I didn't eat anything on this most recent trip, but I enjoyed my latte from De Fer. I'm glad to know they have seats now because I definitely plan to eat/work there more often. They also have a restroom downstairs that is kept clean.

Happy to see they are back with the same great tasty food. Staff are friendly and the lines can get…read morelong real quick. Be sure to stop in earlier to beat the rush. The salad I had was fantastic and I enjoyed it on the picnic tables outdoors. Trying to enjoy outdoor dining while the weather is still warm enough.

Pennsylvania Libations is located in the Strip District and I've always found it to be a good place…read moreto pickup a gift for someone, grab a beer, or buy supplies for a party or dinner party. They carry a lot of spirits, ciders, pre-made cocktails, beers, and more. They also sell pickles from the Pittsburgh Pickle Co. and seasonings from Steel City Salt Co. They host tasting and other events as well. It's a must-add stop for weekly Strip District shopping.

This place was recommended by a manager at a local bar. I tried a local whiskey and was referred…read morehere to purchase a bottle. The traffic outside was so chaotic so it took some time to get here. Hubs had to drop me off while he circled the block to come back and get me. The store was very busy. I ventured on my own to search for the whiskey but did not see it. An employee went to assist me and had no clue what I was talking about. I was bummed because the manager at the bar sounded so matter of fact when telling me I could find a bottle here. After going back and forth with two different employees, I left feeling sad. Not their fault but the whole process wasted 30 minutes. They helped as much as they could and if they didn't have it, let alone have never heard of it, it's not on them. When I did browse around, they were really stocked up and the traffic was moving quickly in the store.