This place is ok. They have beer and they have wine. Unfortunately their selection of both is…read morebarely up to par. It's one of those places, where Same Adams and Killian's are considered craft beers, and you're hard pressed to find any stouts besides Guiness. Now....if you're in the market for some Bud LIght or MGD, they'd definitely got you covered. The prices are not the best either. I would have expected them to be lower.

At the Del Mercado shopping center on Bel Pre road, this well stocked beer and wine store has a…read morefriendly and knowledgeable staff. Prices are reasonable. Just a simple shop

Came for the tasting that was advertised as a Yelp event. Left with two bottles…read more This little hole in the wall is easy to miss, especially with all the traffic for Aldi. The headline is range - all the way from Yellow Tail to Hitching Post (as seen in Sideways). No real top end, but many well curated wines in the $20 range. I signed up for the mailing list. Glad I came!

I was pleasantly surprised at the variety of beverages and local brews. Excellent collection and a…read morevery knowledgeable staff . The place is a little small but still pretty good.

Tiny little shop. Maybe a better selection that the Leisure World store...but not as good as the…read moreone by the Bauer Dr Safeway. Prices are low-ish though.

I had no idea it was so difficult to find a place to buy liquor these days in and around Silver…read moreSpring. I guess I would have never noticed honestly since over the years it's been more likely for me to pick up wine from time to time for family gatherings. However, when I ran out to pick up a bottle of rum as gift it became clear to me that while wine and beer stores are a dime a dozen, places to buy spirits have become few and far between in and around the area. So I ended up here. The store is pretty big and they have shopping carts available if you're picking up a larger volume. There are a few steps as well as a ramp in the store to help you navigate and they seem to have a decent selection. I was looking for Caribbean rums and found the section for this to be pretty limited. Luckily, I wasn't too picky so I was able to find a bottle of Appleton and be on my way. Customer service was pretty cold but I kept it moving. I have no plans on returning but it's still good to know this place exists should I ever find myself out in this area again in the future.

Decent selection, much better than the one closer to my home, but make sure to check your receipts…read more I think they automatically push the button to charge bag fees even if you don't take a bag. I wonder how many people they charge that don't take a bag. Doing this makes them seem untrustworthy.

They're more expensive than other some of the other beer and wine stores in the area. However, they…read moredo offer a few of their wines at prices comparable to other stores. I typically try to buy at Belby's because they always have great sales, but Village Beer and Wine is ok when I want to pick up something quick since it's in the neighborhood. They have few local brews on draft if you want to get a growler.

I'm not overly impressed with Village Beer and Fine Wine. We stopped in randomly after picking up…read moredinner nearby and right away I noticed the store was really small. Typically a small store doesn't bother me as long as there are a lot of options but I failed to find several brands I typically see inside a beer and wine store. We were stopping in for 'malt beverages' and didn't find a lot of options, maybe one or two Mike's and a couple ciders. The overall lack of choices for that department was disappointing but we ended up grabbing two six packs. I will say there seems to be a better selection of wine than the items I was looking for. We totally skipped the wine selection all together but if you're looking for a basic bottle you'll probably find it here. When it came time to check out I noticed that we were spending a lot more than at other beer and wine stores in the area. For that reason I will probably stick to my regular beer and wine store. I also noticed multiple postings about offering a 10% discount if a Yelp review was left... unfortunately cashing in on that discount is completely against the guidelines of Yelp. I passed on the discount to be safe and recommend users do the same.

This sub was amazing. The last time I had an Italian sub this good was in New York. Sub roll was…read moresoft and all the veggies were fresh and delicious. I totally recommend Twinbrook Deli for your next sub.

I had the godfather Italian sub. It gets good reviews so I had to try it. It was pretty good and…read morewell balanced. But for $19 after tax? It must be because of the high lease, insurance, and other expenses to do business here to survive. Try it once but that's enough.

Ollie, ollie in come free, baby Hey kids, where are you? Nobody tells you what to do, baby…read more I'm just glad that REM was singing about Oliver North and not this place. Ollie's used to be a family owned beer, wine and deli. They had a great selection of beer and wine. But the reason why you came here was for the italian Sub/Hoagie/Grinder/Hero and my personal favorite...the all encompassing...the Foodstick. Ok, I'll talk about the other details first. When owned by the original family...it was dark, danky, it was a little bit creepy to go to, but a time when beer was Bud and wine was Carlo Rossi this place rocked...(they had Mad Dog 20/20, Boones and of course Mickeys). You know you're talking quality here. Ok, things have changed since then... Not much, but the family is gone and so has the love. The selection is better. Not the best mind you...they could carry a lot more craft beer and fine wine, but in this area of Twinbrook (one of the last vestiges of Old School MoCo) it's important to have. Why am I concentrating on a simple sub? This was one of my first subs and one of my first sandwich loves. (apart from a Reuben), but an Italian hoagie is a great way to determine if a deli is truly worth their salt. The Italian Sub is served on Ottenberg's bread. it slightly mealy, soft and airy, wide loaf. The deli meat is generic as is the provolone cheese. It is constructed with Ham, Genoa Salami and Provolone. You get two thin slices each. Basic iceberg lettuce, colorless tomato, pickle, white onion, red pepper vinegar based hots, mayo, and spicy mustard. No Italian dressing, but italian seasonings. (When a deli has to have a picture listing it's possible ingredients.... just leave. Go, and don't look back) I guess that pretty much states all I need to say. It is a disgrace to an Italian sub. Bottom line: Ownership has changed, the beer is slightly better, just don't go there for the sandwiches.

First time I've been to Aldi's in about 15 20 years. Terrible people running the place now rude and…read moresnooty. They don't even sell subs anymore. Do yourself a favor and go across the street to Twinbrook deli delicious subs and great customer service and super friendly unlike Ollies