This place was all inclusive with the drinks they had. More than just wine, they had all kinds of…read moreliquor and the staff there was friendly. The parking lot was a good size and everything was organized

Prices were reasonable and checkout was fast. Not a huge beer selection unless I missed it…read more Bourbon prices were within the expected range.

Blake is the man, super knowledgeable and helpful w picking something new. The man knows his…read moretequila!

I read all the reviews for this place and thought that it was just people with bad experiences from…read moreyears ago. I went in today and the workers were not on laptops listening to loud videos. They greeted me and were very friendly. I thought this place was great- it's been years since I visited this shop. This held true until I god home and attempted to remove the cork from my wine. The wine was corked!! All the reviews I read were right! The location and space were great. Workers were great, but corked wine from the cooler is terrible- and something I have never experienced in all my years of drinking. So disappointing.

To establish my credentials as a liquor store critic, please know I was basically raised in the…read moreinternational league of bad decisions. I grew up between the Middle East and Europe, which means by now I've bought alcohol in enough suspicious places to qualify for a documentary. I've survived liquor stores in random Arab countries, sketchy neighborhoods in Paris, and enough gas station adjacent bottle shops across America to know good service when I see it. I'm not technically middle aged, but spiritually I am a divorced 47 year old man named Greg who just wants a decent bottle of red and one pleasant human interaction. I've been coming here for a hot minute, and honestly most of the staff are absolute gems. The whole crew is usually warm and kind, especially the Indian folks whose names I shamefully never remember, and Jamie, and the tall queer glass of water man(slay queen) .Truly a beacon of customer service. But recently, management seems to be conducting a fascinating social experiment. They hired a woman whose entire customer service style feels like she lost a bet. She's not aggressively rude, which almost makes it worse. It's this deeply unsettling, passive borderline hostile vibe where she asks, "Do you happen to have your ID?" with the energy of someone accusing me of tax fraud, while I am already halfway through opening my wallet like a man presenting classified documents. Please. I carry three forms of ID, like I'm prepared for international travel, jury duty, and a background check(i really do carry more than one ID). No smile. No hello. No tiny shred of human warmth. Just the expression of someone who has seen the end of joy and wants me to see it too. Every interaction feels like I personally interrupted her from doing something vastly more important, like staring at a wall. It's happened three or fours times now, which officially makes it a pattern and not just "maybe she's having a bad day." At this point, walking in and seeing her behind the register feels like accidentally selecting hard mode on a video game I never agreed to play. Or like exposure therapy designed by someone who hate me, and forced me to it by a court order. Today I genuinely almost turned around and left when I saw her. Luckily Jamie appeared like a customer service guardian angel and saved the day yet again. If she's working next time, I'm turning around so fast the door chime will think it hallucinated me. Shopping here when she's on shift feels less like buying liquor and more like volunteering for an emotional hostage situation. Update4/16/2026: In a shocking and deeply satisfying plot twist, management actually fixed the problem. I don't know what happened behind the scenes, but whatever it was deserves a case study and possibly a small award. The vibes have been restored. Balance has returned to the universe. I can once again purchase alcohol without feeling like I'm being psychologically evaluated. Major credit to the management team for clearly paying attention and taking action. That alone puts this place in the top tier of liquor stores I've emotionally survived. Jimmy and jamie should run the country with this quick action and response. WOW Still a loyal customer. Still spiritually Greg. Will absolutely be back (already did actually)

Kalp Patel and crew are amazing. The Colonial Wine & Spirits location is far and away the best…read moreliquor store in all of Nashville for price and selection.

Decent selection of wine and liquor. Beer could be a lot better. Prices here are typically 15-20%…read morehigher than what you could find elsewhere. Kind of unfortunate and disingenuous given the location and clientele that frequent this area. And don't even get me started on the items that are on allocation. It's ridiculous how much they're marked up. You're better off buying them on the secondary market or going to larger stores like Total Wine or Frugal's.

This is not my favorite in the world, but it's my favorite in town outside of maybe the Froog…read more This is a place you can go and say "hey, I like such and such wine a year or two back" and usually get someone to give you a recommendation on what wines this year might be good. It's also a place I've walked in and asked "where's your cheap-ass mixing Sake at?" and gotten walked to a selection of cheap ass mixing sakes, which were near the less than cheap ass sakes. Prices are a little higher than the Froog, they're not warehouse sized so I'm guessing that's the issue as opposed to just wanting to charge more. Parking is in the Kroger parking lot, here we begin our negatives: This parking lot is not controlled by TLC, Kroger, anyone renting space. It's part of the Willowbrook Commons shopping center. The owners of this have it patrolled every now and then. It's become known as the Murder Kroger parking lot in the neighborhood after one murder and several shot up cars. While these were outliers, the parking lot is not safe and won't be until they get full time patrols for a few months to discourage this being the parking lot for illicit activities and several people claiming to be homeless or stranded (most of them work the area on a regular basis). As such I generally suggest you limit your unarmed or unarmored visits to the daylight hours until the center gets its security act together.

I'm not frequently in this part of town, so when I saw this liquor store I dropped in briefly to…read moresee their selection. They had some highly desirable, allocated bourbons in the front display which led me to believe it was going to be overpriced. And then proceeded to their whiskey/bourbon section, I saw your standard bottle of Buffalo trace price at $69.99. I then promptly left, as that is absolutely ridiculous and double the MSRP. The store is well organized and has solid inventory but I can't recommend a business that price gouges like that.

Jacked up the price on peach crown way too high. 48.00 come on now I will not be back that's…read morehighway robbery

In town for one night and after a long week I just wanted a beer. Stopped in this awesome joint,…read morewhich is convenient to airport-area hotels. Two people working. No lines. Good beer and liquor selection. Check! Cool place complete with a fairly large humidor room and a good selection of cigars.

Great selection of wine and spirits. Friendly clerks and nicely laid out store. Well litread more

Poor customer service. I took this photo when another customer and I stood outside on Friday 6/8/18…read moreat 8:25pm. I guess the employees decided to close down early despite the time to close being 10pm. They literally stood behind the register of an empty store with the security gate down, door locked and laughed.

M E Wine & Liquors is a product of Tennessee's wacky liquor laws. Fresh off the plane & completely…read moreunfamiliar with this State's rules regulating the sale of alcohol, I stopped in here for some beer while I was out this way for Costco. This place is right next to Costco. It's actually in the same building as Costco, but with a separate entrance.There seemed to be an implication that it's somehow affiliated with Costco, but I don't think that's the case. The 1 employee working this fairly large store was friendly & very helpful informing me about the nonsensical liquor laws in TN*. The practical outcome of this information was that I would not find what I wanted in Costco. The real problem, then, was that I wasn't really finding what I wanted here either. I like beer, real beer, craft beer, especially the kind of beer TN considers "high gravity." There's not much of that in this store. Wine & Liquor? Like in the name of this business, there's plenty of that. But the craft beer selection was extremely limited & very expensive. I settled for a single 6-pack of Blackstone Brewing's Adam Bomb which set me back about $13. Yikes! I always like to try local craft beer, but local shouldn't cost that much. 2 stars on Yelp = meh, I've experienced better. That just about perfectly sums up my experience at M E Wine & Liquors. *highlights I recall include: no alcohol sales in grocery stores, no alcohol sales on Sunday before noon, & beer above 6.2%abv is considered "high gravity" which subjects it to all sorts of crazy regulation/ taxation.

Super friendly staff. Pop in for the free wine tastings on Wednesday or Friday nights- I believe…read more5:30-6:30 - and you will be introduced to a wide variety of wines. I've gotten great recommendations for food pairings and found my new favorite Pinot Gris here. Do be mindful of the parking- if you're planning to hang out at Dose next door, park in an unmarked spot since the wine parking is for Grand Cru only. Over time, the staff here has gotten to know my tastes and helped me try new wines that I like, which is exactly what a neighborhood wine store should be all about!

TDLR Staff is extremely rude and condescending. Harassed and bullying potential customers…read more My partner and I were attempting to get breakfast to go from dose, the coffee shop next door. However what few spots dose had were taken, there are a few 15 minute only spots off to the side but they were all taken as well, leaving the 5-6 spots that are "reserved" for grand cru as the only available spots. (There is limited street parking around this area and what few spots were available were already taken.) We decided to take our chances and park in a grand cru spot because we would probably only be there for 10-15 minutes max, and my partner stayed in the car as I went in to order. After about 5 minutes our coffee order was ready and I walked out to the car to check on my partner while waiting for our sandwiches and I sat out there for about 1-2 minutes. While waiting I noticed that an employee of the liquor store had nothing better to do than peer out of the window watching us. As I got out of the car to walk back to the coffee shop the employee walked out of the store and asked me if he could have his spot back...... there were at least 3 other spots open for the liquor store, 0 open spots for the coffee shop, and after only being parked for about 7 minutes the employee felt the need to harass us about moving our car. Keep in mind our sandwiches were ready to pick up and we were basically on our way out. The way the employee was instigating and walking around my car trying to intimidate my partner as I went back into the the coffee shop felt really gross and predatory. After collecting our food I walked back out to the car expecting the worst to be behind us. To my dismay as I was getting back in the car the same employee walked back outside, called me cute, and then proceeded to throw up gang signs at our car as we were driving away. I would def stay away from this business if you are a woman or POC or other marginalized group. Also if you are attempting to yo to dose but can't find parking just go somewhere else.