Some of the nicest people, who always go out of their way to help. Prices are reasonable as it's a…read morefamily business competing in a big box world. Happy to support a minority owned establishment. Previous reviewer Kia is showing her true self when she says "we don't need this in our community."

Pretty much, open during the hours posted, nice selection. Friendly service. As a veteran, missing…read moreone leg, they've never failed to offer assistance, carrying my purchase to my car.

The selection was really good and the gentleman who worked there was very knowledgeable about the…read moredifferent liquors and their uses (mixing vs. sipping). I don't know much about liquor so his advice was very helpful. The store was clean and neat.

The clerk was SO nice, he was extremely helpful, pretty good selection! We were able to find a few…read moregood bottles we didn't have. He had some good tequila recommendations too! We plan on stopping back by when we travel north again! They also had a nice variety of the store picks. It's about 10-15min off of 81, it was worth the stop!

Used to be a deli and a store but now it's just a liquor store. If you'd like to drink your dinner,…read morethis is your place.

This is a liquor store. The deli is nonexistent and there is very little food options despite their…read moresign stating groceries and deli.

I'm a big airplane fan so when I saw the logo of this place online and the photos from other people…read moreon here I was excited. It's a beautiful drive to the farm. Countryside and rolling hills on a windy road, what isn't awesome about that? Decent amount of beers available, I believe 13 in total. I don't do seltzers or any of that so I can't count those. The beers themselves were good. Tried a flight that included an IPA, cream ale, a sour, and a lager. I then tried the blueberry sour in 16oz which was my favorite. The food was excellent too. Burger, Mac and cheese, potato salad, and the biggest pretzel you've ever seen. All very good. The location itself wasn't bad either. Seating indoors with a few TVs, an upstairs over 21 only spot that has TVs, dart boards, and a foosball table. Outside there is some covered seating, picnic tables, and a small pavilion where live music is played. Always important too for the kids there is a playground and decent space to run around.

My family and I really enjoyed our brunch here. Food and drinks were both on point. Their brisket…read moreis definitely a must and if they have any food specials for the day, don't skip it! Beer was fresh ingredients, as well as the cocktails. Non-alcoholic options also available for kids or those that don't drink alcohol. Plenty of seating upstairs, downstairs, and outside. Family friendly spot with a nice playground outside. Definitely plan to be back, especially when we're in the area.

Harper's Ferry has a quaint "gaslight district" and this wine shop is set in an historic building…read morewhich has been updated just enough to maintain the character. It is small but the wine tasting I was treated to included some south American wines I was not acquainted with and the young lady at the counter was quite charming and seemed to know her inventory. Plus they carry some clever small food and gift items if you need a "gift". Do not know what happened four years ago to Babette as I cannot imagine anything but you coming away with a pleasant experience and some unique wine from this quaint shop.

When you visit Harper's Ferry, you expect cute little shops with friendly people who work there…read more When you visit a wine shop with a "wine tasting today" sign out front, you expect jovial people who are excited to have you try their wines. This place failed on both counts. I walked in excited to taste wines, accidentally slamming the door behind me, making quite a racket with the door slam and the entrance jingle bells, and neither one of the two people behind the counter (looked like college drop outs) even looked up from their smart phones to greet me. I walked around the store for a minute, and still, they didn't look up. They didn't say one word to me the whole time I was in there. An older gentleman walked in about a minute after I did, and they didn't even look up to greet him either. He asked if they were texting each other, and the girl said "nope, I'm playing games on my phone." And went back to what she was doing. The guy behind the counter still didn't bother to look up. In fact, he couldn't be bothered to look up once the whole time. I usually buy stuff from wine shops, but I've never walked into a wine shop, or ANY shop for that matter, and felt so unwelcome. Even Wal Mart makes its customers feel more welcome than this, and this is a tiny little family owned place! I didn't even want to look at the merchandise or buy anything because I felt so unwelcome. It's too bad because the owner of the shop probably wonders why people don't buy from his store, and probably has no idea that he is paying his employees to sit around and play games on their phone and be rude to customers. If I could give this place zero stars, I would. And it has absolutely nothing to do with the selection of wine, or the store itself - it's actually a very cute little shop. It has everything to do with the rude people who work there. If it was my shop, I'd fire them on the spot. They're definitely bad for business.

Great selection but this is the definition of a bourbon museum. There is secondary pricing of…read moreallocated bourbon and there's Pittman's. Example today was EH Taylor BTAC. $3000 was the price... for a bottle with MSRP of $150, and a secondary value $1500 (and dropping). With PA stores just north (price controlled- but no chance of rare bottles) and Hagerstown (more stores = more competition) a few mins east, not sure who they are pricing for?

I really liked this off the beaten path store and found a lot of good bourbon albeit overpriced…read more Staff was fantastic! I did end up purchasing a bottle of Michters Sour Mash. It was approximately $13 higher than Virginia my home state. Customers will find a great selection of bourbon, beer and wine too. The clerk elevated the review.

I had a very unpleasant experience here. The customer service was unprofessional and felt quite…read morehostile, particularly toward female customers. The atmosphere was intimidating rather than welcoming. Beyond the service, the selection is very limited. You can find a much better variety and significantly lower prices just a few minutes away near the Brunswick exit.

From the owner: Good selection of beer wine and spirits including many local wineries, breweries and distilleries…read more We also sell a variety of cheeses from Wisconsin (sharp, muenster, farmers, longhorn) and a variety of cheddar cheeses from Moo Cow Creamery to enjoy with your wine selections.

Love this little spot. Subs are delicious. You can tell that it is well known, the lady working was…read morevery friendly, and several people walked in whom she knew by name. You can get everything that you could possibly need for your camping or cabin retreats. I would like to come here and try the ice cream and milkshakes . They also sell cute little trinkets and gifts to bring home .

Love this place. Absolutely brilliant. We got some good craft beer and a couple subs. Looking…read moreforward to going back