The prices are a bit above the standard that I typically find in Jersey, but y'all don't even know…read morehow hype I was when I came across a rare tequila that I've been in search of for forever. If you know about total wines and liquors you know they have 90% of what you're looking for in stock always! And for them to not have this bottle vs a small time liquor store amazed me. Thank you Harlem for allowing me to try a rare drink for the first time. Got that I'm forever grateful & will be returning

There are some hidden gems on the shelves but not many - and I want them to stay hidden, for me, so…read moreI'm not sharing. Just know that there's some wheat in that chafe and a smart scour of the stock will yield the buvable without breaking the bank. If you opt for delivery, it will get there... eventually.

Found out they carried my champagne at a very good price. I called to confirm & yes indeed they did…read morehave it in stock 18 bottles. Since it's on my way to mom's, I stopped in to pick some up. This was my first visit to the establishment. The shop is huge with wide isles & well lit. I was directed by the cashier to see someone else to help me out with the champagne. Hi, I was sent to see you...I want the 18 bottles of Drappier Carte D'or that you have in stock. His response, let me check...no only 11. I said, last night the gentlemen said you had 18 bottles in stock. He didn't bother checking just said the system is wrong. I said I'll take whatever you have, he gets a cart and starts passing the bottles, one just slipped out of his hand and fell to the floor. I said I can't pick it up I have a bad back. His response just floored me "why didn't you bring someone to help you?". I expected help here was my reply, he shut up. At the register I took out one bottle out of the cart and said I have eleven total. You have to take all of them out was the response. OK took all of them out. Next came another cashier with an attitude - how you going to carry them. My response they come in cases of 6. Ok I give you two case, again with an attitude like she was doing me a favor...another guy helped me to the car without an attitude. I called the next day and asked if they have any Drappier in stock, sure as hell yes, they did have 6 more bottles in stock. The prices are good but the service is absolutely horrific, would not go out of my way

This in my opinion is the best quality for price in the NYC/ Westchester area. The variety of…read morespecialty wines and specialty liquors is really unmatched for the price. I come will stop here on my way home from the city to westchester to pick up in bulk. It's literally the best!

This place is great! The people that work there are so lovely and willing to get you whatever you…read morewant even if it means ordering for you. They are also so sweet with pet and always gave love and treats to my dog which shows they are a loving and whilesome staff. 10/10 love these people

They SCAMMED me! Please just go Vino is close and so much cheaper. I bought a pack of three single…read moreserve champagne bottles that were marked as $7 total, and I was wrung up for $7 (by the nice owner) but the other owner comes out, RIPS OPEN the package to take a bottle and wrings up all 3 for $7 EACH. Cost more than a whole bottle and he ruined the package. He didn't even tell me what he did before I already swiped my card thinking it was $7. Never going back!

I was on a mission to buy a few bottles for a BYO party nearby, and Atlantic Cellars TCOB. My man…read moreJames behind the counter was quick and helpful; he gave me the rundown on their selection, of which nearly everything costs an even $13 (tax included), and helped make the tough decisions. With his eager assistance, I was in and out in minutes, and completely free to deal with a minor personal crisis (all the wine I bought certainly helped). I must admit that I wasn't blown away by any of the choices we made, but admittedly, they were $13 bottles of wine. I wasn't expecting miracles. As I walked out, I also realized how vulnerable I was with both hands full of multiple bottles of wine, walking through Clinton Hill. Someone could've come up and pinched my cheeks, or tickled me, and I would've been completely at their mercy. Thank goodness I made it through unscathed.

Stopped by on my way to the BYOB YEE at Belli Osteria. It's in a wasteland stretch of Atlantic and…read moreseemed to take forever to get to in the rain from the Clinton-Washington stop on the C. But I'm glad I checked it out. It's a limited selection boutique-style shop, so don't expect extensive catalogs of wine if you are picky. The conceit seems to be keeping everything (or almost everything) at under $13, and indeed a lot of the bottles clocked in at that price point. The guy at the store was pleasant and recommended a bottle to try that he liked. It was a nice red (supposedly the cousin grape of Malbec) from France (I think) and made a nice light-bodied sipper at the event.

I walked by this spot one day but was in rush so I didnt stop. I searched online for the name of it…read more& learned its black owned. So I had to come back. Upon walkin in Im like okay. Im feeling this vibe. They had some tunes playing & while Derek was getting the items together, I heard "LISTEN TO THE TRACK BIHH". I already knew No Hands by Roscoe Dash & Waka was bout to play & Im all caught up in the song singing along hype like im bout to pregame. It was 1:30pm on a weekday so I wasnt but who doesnt like that song. And theres this cute bag they put the bottles in oppose to the generic black plastic bag. Anyway I dont buy alcoholboften but when I need a bottle I'll for sure bypass the 2 liquor stores thats btwn my place & Brooklyn Estates to show support.

Stopped in last minute search for mini champagne bottles. I don't expect trumpets and red carpet…read morebut upon entering a simple hello or some form of greeting would be nice. As I looked around or rather over counters as everything is incased or behind the counter no one asked if I needed help. Staff continued with conversation on their phones or with each other. Clearly they are doing so well they don't need my business. As a result I simply exited and went on my merry way.

The nicest people behind bulletproof glass you'll ever meet. Seriously. The woman behind the…read morecounter is a sweetheart and everybody that works here is crazy nice. The prices are 75 cents to a dollar cheaper on most items and sometimes I walk the extra block over just to shop here. You can't browse around, but I usually don't have to. On Yelp, it's "Vargas Liquor Store" but the yellow store sign says "Fernandez" in case you're confused.

The prices are good here, but the store is so small that you're not allowed to walk around…read more Seriously, you just have to peer through the window in the front. So it's a good place to go if you know already know exactly what you want, but you can't pick out a wine or comparison shop.

A wonderful liquor store with wonderful, helpful workers that will let you know what's available…read moreand what's best for you if there's a handful of liquor blocks you haven't been around. I'm not much of a wine guy, so that kind of knowledge is always helpful when I need a wine not named Taylor Port. Four stars only because it's one of those liquor stores that have barriers between you and the liquor itself.

I'm a longtime customer of Chambers Street Wines, which is truly one of the gems of NYC. The staff…read morehere are not only warm and helpful, but impressively knowledgeable -- you can tell immediately that everyone who works here genuinely loves wine. What makes this shop stand out is its dedication to naturally made wines from small, artisanal producers. You won't find big-name brands lining the shelves; instead, every bottle is carefully chosen for its sense of place, the artistry of the winemaker, and the character of the vintage. Their strengths are especially strong in the Loire Valley, Burgundy, the Rhône, Piedmont, Austria, and Germany, but they're always evolving their selection. It's rare to find a shop so committed to quality and discovery. Now in their third location at 79 Chambers Street, they continue to deliver some of the best wines in the world -- and you can feel their excitement for the next 23 years. If you love wine, this place is absolutely worth a visit.

This was my second time visiting Chambers Street Wines. I tracked down two wines that I was looking…read morefor by using Wine-Searcher.com. The wines in question were 2013 Gianni Brunelli Brunello, and 2015 Altesino Brunello. Both were on the shelf, and both were fairly priced. I was in and out within three minutes. The store is accessible by the A/C/E trains or the 2/3 line. I'll be back!