I stopped by to get a nice bottle of wine as a gift for a friend after seeing all the great reviews…read morefor this place. I was hoping for a more personalized experience and maybe some guidance from a knowledgeable staff member on choosing a good bottle. I came in during the middle of a workday and was the only customer in the store, yet the man behind the counter didn't speak to me or offer any assistance the entire time I was there. I was also disappointed to later discover that the bottle I purchased was very heavily marked up. The same wine was available at H-E-B for significantly less. I understand that a specialty wine shop may charge a premium, and I'm happy to pay a little more when that comes with knowledgeable recommendations and personalized service. Unfortunately, that wasn't my experience here, so I won't be returning.

Great selection of spirits and wines, plus they have ice and ice cups for convenience.read more

Post Beer & Wine is one of those neighborhood spots that instantly makes a bar crawl better. We…read morestopped in during a crawl and ended up lingering longer than planned, which feels like the best compliment you can give a place. We enjoyed a glass or two of wine, tossed some darts, and soaked in the relaxed, unpretentious vibe. It is casual in the right way. Easy to talk, easy to stay, and not trying too hard to be anything other than a solid local bar. The real highlight, though, is Posty the bar cat. An adorable black and white cat who clearly runs the place. Getting to know Posty outside was an unexpected and genuinely charming moment that made the stop memorable. If you are a cat person, this alone will win you over. Even if you are not, it is hard not to smile. Great drinks, darts, friendly energy, and a bar cat that steals the show. Post Beer & Wine is exactly the kind of place you hope to find when hopping around Houston, and absolutely worth a stop even if you are not on a crawl.

Met for a girls night in this cute little restaurant. The music was good and the atmosphere was…read morecomfortable. The bartender recommended a really nice wine and we shared a bottle over dinner. Two of us had steak, one strip the other filet. We shared French fries and green beans. Everything was so good!! The steak was cooked perfectly. Another friend ordered the grilled cheese with Gouda and loved it. It's definitely a do again!!

Well, I have a little story I'd like to share. One day, I was searching for liquor stores downtown…read moreother than Specs, looking for a specific brand of liquor. Since I work downtown, several upscale liquor stores appeared on my Apple Maps. I called to inquire. The person who answered was patient and provided excellent customer service. Over the phone, he put me on hold, then came back and said, "Yes, ma'am, we do have it, but only one left. Don't worry, we close at nine. I'll hold it for you," and I appreciated his kindness. I told him I was on my way. When I arrived, he had the bottle ready for me, and I thanked him. I also asked how long the store had been there; he mentioned about five years. I realized I had driven past that place countless times without noticing it--it's kind of tucked away on the corner. We started chatting, and I was delighted to find out he was the owner. That moment meant a lot to me--not just because the store is close to my job, but because it's a Black-owned business, which truly touched my heart. I couldn't help but smile from ear to ear when he shared that. I vowed that from then on, this would be my go-to liquor store. There are three employees there, and they are the most welcoming, pleasant people I've ever met. Over the past few months, they've gotten to know me, and every visit is always a warm experience. Yesterday, I went in to get my usual, and I was greeted with friendly smiles and genuine warmth--"Hey, how's it going? How are things? Just getting off work? Good to see you." I had requested a bottle of Chardonnay, but one of the staff members accidentally ordered Moscato instead. It was no big deal, and he apologized, saying he'd get the correct one for me. Then, unexpectedly, he said, "Do me a favor--take this bottle of Chardonnay and try it. Tell me what you think." He didn't have to do that; I truly believe he did it because that's just who he is, not just because I'm a regular customer. I was about to decline, but he insisted, so I accepted. Just then, a woman from the back, smiling warmly, introduced herself as one of the owners. I'd never seen her before, but she explained she was listening and wanted to come say hello, expressing her appreciation for my support. It warmed my heart in a way words can't fully express. Moments like that remind me that showing kindness and respect doesn't cost anything. It's just about being human and compassionate. As long as Price Liquors is open, they will always have my support. Thank you, Posh.

Small selection, they close randomly and let other people in at 5pm on a Saturday and will be open…read moreagain in 15 minutes while they have their "open" sign blinking in the front. I guess they are selling drugs or doing something sketchy during the 15 minutes I'm not allowed to go in.

Brandon has the best selection in town. Try something new or at least new to you…read more Also, the taco truck outside is pretty good and their red sauce is awesome.

Worst selection/assortment of liquor and wines I've ever seen in my life!!! lol like there's no way…read morethis isn't a front

So freakin' convenient. God bless these folks. You drive your truck in, the load you up, and you…read morepay them. Nice folks too. Prices ok, but you pay a little more for convenience. Beer selection is ok. Good selection of hard liquor. This is the place to go if you're in a hurry to get to a party or event or just had a rough day.

So, I made the mistake of trying to get a CO2 refill from these guys. They can only provide refill…read morecapacity based on how much is in their CO2 tank, in the back room. If their tank is nearly empty, you won't be able to get a reasonable CO2 refill. They say "only refill by pressure", not by the weight of CO2 going into your tank. I have a 5lb tank and wanted a 5lb refill. They could only provide a 1lb refill (equalizing the pressure between their nearly empty tank and my tank) which is dishonestly inequitable for the fee. They won't tell you their available capacity up front, even though I specifically asked for 5lbs. I had to came back with a scale to show them they only provided one lb. Initially they offered a 50% refund. I told them, I only received one lb. which isn't even half. So, they purged the tank (into the air) of the one lb they did provide and refunded the entire amount to me, returning my tank empty. The moral to the story is don't get a refill from these guys. Go to a supplier that will pump the CO2 into your tank - not through recharging by pressure equalization.

Saint Arnold's brewery is a local brewery where they do everything in the brewing process from…read morestart to finish. They ship and sell their beers all over Texas and Louisiana. They offer tours of their brewery so you get to see how it all works and it's a free tour! There are certain times for the tour and the staff can help you with time and dates. Huge outdoor patio and there is an indoor seating restaurant area as well. Family friendly and dog friendly. Lots of food and beer options.

It's might be petty on my side but I'm taking off a star because of how terrible their heirloom…read moreTomato Salad. For $15 plus $5 for chicken, you'd expect it to be at least a decent sized salad and have salad stuff in there but you just get a few pieces of chicken and a green goo with just a few and I mean this literally, a few pieces of arugula? I guess I should have read the fine print which didn't mention lettuce but how can you call something a salad that doesn't have any kind of green leaves? I have been coming here a few times a year for various events but the place just doesn't seem to have any sort of a niche...yeah they have beer but I could get that down the street at any pub. They don't even bother putting ice in their water coolers anymore either.

Brewery #398 I have…read morebeen to Frost Town Brewing twice, the 1st time was for the World Baseball Classic, and the next time was in June for an Astros game. The space itself is very nice inside, the kind of brewery my girlfriend would like. It's bright, large windows, clean and lots of plants. They don't do flights on game days even if no one is in line and there are like 10 people in the brewery. The 1st time I came, this rule made sense but the second time they had damn near as many workers as customers. So, I have only tried 3 beers. A stout that I didn't care for and 2 IPA's that were pretty good. There is no food onsite and the 2 times that I was there, I didn't see a food truck either. They also offer free parking for the Astros games if you have a 15,00 tab so that alone is worth the visit.

There's a handful of breweries in and around downtown that are worth a visit and Frost Town is one…read moreof them. Fun fact: the brewery is named after the Frost Town settlement which is considered one of the first neighborhoods in the city of Houston. Frost Town is a few blocks from Daikin (still haven't adjusted to the name change) and is a popular spot for folks to go before/after Astros' games. The brewery is quite large and is great for groups. It's two stories, though I've never sat upstairs. There's a nice sized patio as well. According to their website, they're family friendly and dog friendly too. I've enjoyed all of the beers that I've tried including the Kolsch and Pub Ale. I haven't ordered a flight, but I like that you can order up to 6 pours (I've never seen a beer flight with more than 4-5 pours). In addition to beer, they offer wine, cider, and NA beverages. They offer weekly specials like $5 fruit beers on Fridays. They also have events like game nights, yoga (Sundays), and trivia night (Wednesdays). If you're planning to hang awhile, they have a shelf full of board games near the bathrooms for patrons to play. They sometimes have a food truck on site, although the times that I have visited, they didn't have one. They do allow patrons to bring in outside food (if you need a Tex Mex fix, Irma's is nearby). I have not had any issues with parking, though the times that I visited haven't been super busy. They have a parking lot as well as street parking (free after 6 pm and all day on Sundays). Frost Town is super chill and laid back. Just the way I like it!

Shout out to Kevin, customer service was great :) We stopped by tonight 30 min before closing and…read morehad a good experience

Tried to do an Uber Eats order, only to be informed this place was out of literally everything in…read moremy order (four different items) after I'd already placed the order. Of course, the suggested replacements were either twice the price or half the quality of what I actually ordered. As a result, I had to frantically cancel the order, and by the time I did, it was too late to place a different order with a different liquor store due to the time liquor stores are required to close in my state. Thanks for nothing other than a headache and a blood pressure spike! I can understand running out of an item now and then, but falsely representing your inventory to this extent is just plain false advertising. Thanks for making me waste my time frantically canceling the order through Uber Apps support. I definitely won't try placing an order from here again, and I strongly advise everyone to be EXTREMELY CAUTIOUS of the "suggested replacement" items if you place an order and, after accepting the order, you get a notification they're out of everything or almost everything you ordered. If this happens to you, go straight to Uber Eats help and tell them to cancel the order because the merchant is out of all or most of your items. They will cancel it for you. Please learn from my mistake and don't order from here. Lord knows I won't try it again.

This place is an awesome place to end the night!! No TVs, the old jukebox and the low lit ambience…read moremake it the perfect, intimate place to have a drink and feel cozy. The bartender is super cool and shared a ton of info with us about the building, even discrediting a few things I read online prior to going. Apparently it is NOT haunted, and they also are NOT a cash only spot. So bring your credit cards and don't be nervous to enter, La Carafe is a must stop spot in Houston!

The name John has a couple different meanings at this bar…read more 150+ years ago, it was the name of an Irish native who came to Houston and commissioned this building as a bakery. La Carafe has had several lives since then, and there are many people keeping this place running. But as fate would have it, it's still in the hands of another guy named John. My fiancé and I were in town for a concert and stopped at this local haunt to keep the vibes going. Struck up a conversation with John, longtime bartender of twenty years, who is just as interesting as the wine bar itself! One night at this place was just not enough. The dim lights, paintings, old brick walls, the jukebox. Everything was so cool! And we hope that it continues to remain that way. Heading back to Austin with my faith restored in humanity. Thanks for an unforgettable night, man.

fully stocked !!! the staff is so nice and attentive and…read morehelpful has all the needs for drinks and mixing great for special occasions great setting and parking good services check em out thank you!!!

Dear Store Management,…read more I am writing to formally report a concerning interaction with a female employee at your store. This is now the second time I have experienced behavior from this employee that I felt was disrespectful, hostile, and inappropriate toward me while I was completing an Uber Eats/DoorDash delivery by bicycle. I am a delivery driver who uses a bicycle to work. I should not be treated differently, judged, or made to feel unwelcome simply because I arrive by bicycle rather than by car. During these interactions, her behavior made me feel as though I was being treated like I was homeless or did not belong at the store. I find this extremely disrespectful and humiliating. This is not an isolated misunderstanding anymore, because it has happened twice. I am asking management to please take this complaint seriously, speak with the employee involved, and ensure that delivery drivers are treated with the same basic professionalism and respect regardless of whether they arrive by bicycle, motorcycle, or car. I actually want to continue supporting your business and accepting Uber Eats and DoorDash orders from your store. I simply expect to be treated respectfully while doing my job. I hope management can address this situation appropriately so that future interactions are professional and there are no further incidents. Thank you for taking my complaint seriously. I would appreciate confirmation that this concern has been reviewed.