I stopped into Green's at Ponce de Leon on Saturday, March 14 around 1:26 PM to make a quick…read morepurchase for a cookout I was headed to--an $11 bottle of vodka. What should have been a 30-second transaction turned into one of the strangest retail experiences I've had in a long time. The cashier, Sophia, simply refused to complete the sale. Instead, she remained standing at the register while other paying customers waited in line until a manager eventually stepped in and finished the transaction. Let that sink in: a cashier holding up the line and refusing to ring up a customer for no legitimate reason until a manager had to intervene. If the owners care to review their camera footage from that time, they'll see the entire interaction. At no point was I rude, disruptive, or inappropriate. The escalation came entirely from the employee. What stood out most was the willingness to create a scene and delay multiple customers over what appeared to be a personal reaction rather than any store policy or legitimate issue. Retail is not complicated: ring up the customer, be reasonably polite, and keep the line moving. Apparently that was too much to ask here. I'm not looking for compensation and I'm not interested in arguing about it. But it was such an unnecessarily unpleasant interaction that I felt it was worth documenting. Needless to say, I won't be returning to this location.

I have spent well over $1,000 at this location, and the level of disrespect I've experienced during…read moremy last two visits has been unacceptable. On my most recent visit on 1/26/26, I was told to put my bag away and then instructed to remove my hood by a security guard. The way this was handled felt unnecessary, aggressive, and targeted. As a paying customer, I did not feel respected or welcomed. What made the situation worse was the feeling of being racially profiled by an African-American person, which is something I never expected to experience here. Regardless of who delivers it, profiling and biased treatment are unacceptable and deeply disappointing. Because of these repeated negative experiences, I will not be returning. I hope management takes a serious look at how customers are treated and ensures that everyone is handled with professionalism, respect, and fairness. 0 stars!!! Don't visit this establishment unless you want to be pushed racially profiled!

If there is a lot for this place, didn't see it. There is limited street parking…read more They are a convenience store and not really a market. If you are looking for late night snacks, a soda, limited selection of liquor, or more extensive selection of wine, then this is your spot. If that is your scene, they have a selection of edibles, vapes, and smokes. The cashier was friendly and efficient on our visit. On a Sunday around 8:00 they had good business with a consistent short quick moving line. The store is relatively quiet, but the near by business are loud and you can hear some outside noise inside the store. Great place to get a quick snack or soda.

This store is great and has a variety of things typically found at a corner store, including a…read morelarge wine selection and slot machine machines.

I placed a to go order on the phone. The girl I spoke to was rude. Came home to discover there…read morewas a hair in my sandwich.

I LOVE Savi! I often call in a sandwich order and they're ready within 5-10 minutes. I love their…read morechicken salad! They have a great selection of beer and wine, produce, and homemade foods. I absolutely love their chocolate chip sea salt cookies and their red velvet cake. They're also so friendly. I'm sad I moved a little further away, wish they would open one in Glenwood Park!

Lovely vibe inside. Amazing choices and super helpful and kind staff. I popped in to grab some…read morebottles as a gift for my friend and they made it so easy!

Let's see. You are in need of a liquor or two because you might have seen a cocktail on line or had…read moreone made for you and you want to replicate it. Or, you're a bit adventurous and want to explore spirits produced by companies other than the big guys. Maybe none of these are true, and you just need a liquor store. Located in the same building as Manuel's Tavern (which makes plugging it in to your GPS super easy), it's located on the corner with parking that is a tad tricky. You can park behind Manuel's where there are probably 20 spots most marked as being available to Elemental Spirits customers. There are also two 15 minute spots as well that for a quick stop work perfectly. Inside you'll find some of the most helpful and well informed staff in a liquor store I've encountered. Their spirits selection covers the usual categories such as Gin, Vodka, Rum, Bourbon, Sake, etc. In each case, their selections definitely skew a bit off the mass market path (and that's definitely ok). Here you will not see six hundred facings of different Bacardi flavors and Absolut Vodka flavors you'll never really use. Instead, you'll see a carefully selected roster of spirits from a wide range of distilleries that excel at their particular product(s). This is the place you probably can find that unique bottle you've been searching for. Sorry, bourbon hunters, you're probably not going to find some rich stash of Pappy or other overpriced, overhunted bourbon. I'm a rum guy, and while the selection wasn't massive, that which was on offer was a fantastic mix of distillers and blenders, all of whom make excellent products. Picked up some Paranubes Mexican rum from Oaxaca while I was there. There was a great selection of gin, vodka, aperitifs, bitters to explore. They also had a dozen or more bourbons and other spirits where they had worked with the distillers to select a specific barrel (a.k.a. A barrel pick). There's a lot to browse and explore here. Not a spirits person, but focused more on wine? They got you as well. Probably over 250 labels available across a range of grapes, origins and styles. Picked up a Portuguese Rose while I was there most recently. What about beer and cider? They've got you there as well with a diverse selection of those as well - and not dozens of facings of Lite, Busch, Angry Orchard or other mass market products. In the end, a very reasonably priced, exceptionally well stocked liquor store with outstanding staff who know their products exceptionally well. Parking is decent behind Manuel's, and pricing is good given the unique and high quality products they have on offer. Head over there, chat with the staff, and pick something other than that bottle of Absolut, Meyers, or Sapphire you were about to buy. I'm certain you'll find something you will love. Oh, and by the way - looking for old school, classic cocktail glasses? Guess what? They have lots of that on sale as well! Can't recommend these guys enough.

Right around the corner from our house is this little wine store. As a person just beginning their…read morejourney through the different types and regions of wine, it was nice to have this store so close (or maybe that's a bad thing?). Tucked away in a little shopping center, Highland Fine Wine is an unassuming little corner store that you could easily drive by and not notice it, but you'd be making a mistake. What they lack in space is made up for by the variety of wines. They will also be happy to do some special ordering for you as well. I spoke with the sales associate today, Peter, who also said that they frequently turn over wines and bring new things in. This place is a perfect little store for those who want to explore the world of wines and you're open to trying new things. Now, if you're looking for a specific bottle from a little vineyard in southern France and you need it today, perhaps this is not your store. They do wine tastings on Saturday afternoons from 3-5pm. Sign up with them before you leave so they can help you remember the types of wines you are buying so you can do a repeat tasting! A fantastic little neighborhood wine shop. Will definitely be back!

The friendliness and knowledge of the staff here is truly amazing. I had a last minute order and…read morePeter, Nick, and James couldn't have been more helpful in getting (what I thought was) the impossible done! They went above and beyond for a first-time customer and I can't recommend them more highly!

Just bought an eight pack of high noons charged $ 38.00, that's including tax. Crazy no prices…read morelisted, beware.

The prices are ridiculous!!! 50 dollars for a Jose Cuervo 750 ml is crazy! Just no. This is a last…read moredesperate attempt just remember that

Hop City is such a popular spot. Yes, located within Krog Street Market does help somewhat. But the…read morevariety here was impressive. You can buy beer, wine, hard liquor, and even drinks laced with THC. The quantity/size varies depending on the brand and type as with most beers for instance. But, you can also buy a single can to try out if you're less daring (or should I say more daring -- haha) and want more variety. Though pricing for a single can is a mystery, it starts around $2.99 a can (I think). With its variety, you can try local beers to craft ones. Their shelves are labeled so you can choose whatever's your mood. There are sweet beers to IPA's to some with chocolate. I think that's why I like this spot: variety. At the front where the cash registers are, I believe there's a bar. I haven't experienced this side personally, but I did see people standing around sampling stuff.

When I think of Krog Street Market, I tend to think about the food there, but grabbing a drink here…read morehas made me rethink that. Hop City is a great little bar inside of Krog that has a huge variety of options. Their beer list is extensive and they also have a variety of ciders, seltzers, wines, and cocktails. The Assistant General Manager was working when we went and he was beyond helpful and did not steer any of us wrong in what to get based on our preferences. He's a great person to get drink advice from and is also super friendly and nice to talk to! There is also an entire beer store that the bar is attached to, where the selection is very expansive. Make sure to check the store and bar hours, though, as Krog Street Market and all the shops close early, especially during the week (9pm when we went).

A small​ convenient​ liquor​ store in the heart of the city. The guy who works there is cool as…read morehell. Gave me several recommendations​ as far as drink choices and also even told be about a couple of hideen gems in the area. As far as the liquor​ is concerned, yea it is a bit higher than most liquor​ stores but you're​ paying for convenience and again this is a VERY small liquor​ store so I highly doubt that they can charge the prices that the big box stores can. Overall I would definitely​ recommend this liquor​ store if you need something pretty standard... If you're​ looking for a big variety this may not be the place for you.

Security is kinda tight, but some of the ratings were unduly harsh. Walking distance to our hotel…read moreso that was cool. Prices were in the acceptable range. Very good experience.

Of course I would neglect to take a photo of the one sandwich that would change my life…read more Im being a little dramatic, but srsly tho. I had the turkey with arugula, pickle, pepper jack, mayo, mustard & sammy sauce on a roll- bomb! i feel a little silly typing out sandwich ingredients but i want y'all to go duplicate that order so you can see. that pepper jack literally melted in my mouth & the sandwich was cold. I think that sammy sauce is what sealed the deal, so good. Anyway if you're in the area just looking for a quick bite definitely stop by.

Solid 24/7 spot for all your snack needs. Whether you're stumbling home from the bar, or just…read morewaking up. 24/7 joints are for everyone :)

Not sure if it's tariffs or what, but I feel like this Tower is overpriced on one particular item:…read moreHigh Noons. I've not lived in GA for many years and thus, I don't know what the seltzer/light drinks go for. But a High Noon 12 pack in MD is $20. At this Tower, the price range ran the gamut, but an 8 pack was $20. What gives? I bought a $26 12 pack for a party but I didn't feel good about it. Glad I don't shop here regularly.

The staff were nice. The selection was large and they had the spirit free sparkling wine I was…read morelooking for. I would recommend this place.