This place is still amazing. Haven't been in a long time. Had to drop in to get a easy pass note to…read moreself. You can come in and buy it in person and walk away with it if you ever need it. You ever take the Chesapeake Bay tunnel you have to have an easy pass to be able to return for a dollar The staff are amazing the story super clean. There's always new things to find and they always get the newest cider and such.

****** Jan 2026: snowstorm coming and I haven't seen the…read morelarge Wegmans parking garages packed! I had the same idea of sticking up my fave things: milk, Kobe beef brisket cold cuts $19.99 per lb but soooooo good so worth it! Best warm store-baked bread with it: cranberry orange bread. Still warm from the oven (with such a warm friendly smile from the bakery staff diligently slicing and bagging the bread!) In case I get snowed in, got myself dark chocolate hummus, great for my sweets craving without the guilt. LOVE Wegmans: such unique offerings. *****

It's not good for people who don't have cars buy 2 get 3 free just lower the price it's the same as…read moregrocery store down the road it's cheaper there

This HT is decent. It's not my favorite one in town but it'll do if you're in the area. It's…read morefairly large with plenty of parking and a bunch of other strip stores around. Fully stocked with all the usual HT items and brands and in-store stuff you need. This is also one of the few fuel centers in the area so you can cash in those HT points for .05-.45 cents off per gallon. It adds up!

I went in today to find a bottle of Clase Azul Reposado for my wife for Mother's Day. I had a…read morebottle of Captain and some of the new Apple Fireball stuff. I had my son (19) and daughter (16) with me because we were going to the Dollar Tree next store after. When I proceeded to check out the guy said I need to see ID, no problem I'm 41. The cashier then wants to see the IDs of my kids. I think that's kinda weird, whatever. Then he tells me that I can't make my purchase because underage kids are with me. So I tell him wow you refuse to take $260 dollars from me, you have to be kidding me. I then told him no problem I'll go to the next store down the road. At the next ABC store I go in by myself and told them about what happened and they said "no way kids are allowed in here with their parents we even give them lollipops." I will never shop at that location again.

First time at the newest ABC Store in Virginia Beach. It's one that's flying under the radar and…read morehad some awesome bourbons on the shelf with a wide variety. The store is located on the corner of Pleasure House and Shore in Chicks Brach. Find them beside Aldi Grocery. The parking lot is spacious and debris free on my visit. The entire strip received a facade facelift just over a year ago. The walk up to the door also litter free and bonus the staff opened the door for me. The store has incredible natural lighting and is spacious with wide aislesI would say it's the second largest floor plan in VB with Hilltop being first. The shop was tidy., I headed straight to the bourbon and was blown away at the selection. This store specializes in bourbon and has a separate area up front for rare varieties. The shelves were loaded! I found several suitable for purchase and was buying gifts too! I was around fourth for checkout and the line moved quickly. Staff was friendly and my card processed without a hitch. If you love bourbon like I do this is a fantastic out of the way gem. Of course they have all your other Spirits too! The only negative was no floor assistance., I will probably become a regular here since it's closer than my two other stores I have built a relationship with.

My friend and I attended a wine class at Total Wine last month and had a great time! The theme of…read morethe class was Sparkling Wine so we were able to taste a wide range of sparkling wine from dry champagnes to proseccos. With this being my first wine class at Total Wine, I was pleasantly surprised by the set up. They offered small bites, charcuterie style, for us to snack on during class and we sat at actual tables, ready to learn and enjoy the wine. Our instructor was amazing! He touched on the regions from which the grapes were produced as well as the different types of champagne and sparkling wine. We sampled about 8 different varieties of wine. Some I enjoyed, others not so much lol. Overall, it was a great event and for $20, you really can't beat it. Each month, there's a different theme so definitely head to the site and grab tickets to a class that interests you. You will not be disappointed!

Pop Open a Party (Sparkling Wine Class) I'm not usually a…read morebig sparkling wine person, but with summer coming up, I figured it was the perfect time to give it another try -- and honestly, I just love taking wine classes here because I always learn something new. This class was held at Total Wine & More and, like always, it was a great experience. The classes are typically around 20 people, which makes it feel social but not overcrowded. They set you up with a simple grazing spread in the back -- cheeses, crackers, olives, salami, pepperoni, and bread -- plus water at your seat, which is always appreciated when you're tasting multiple wines. For this class, we tasted about 5-6 sparkling wines. The instructor was super friendly, engaging, and made the whole experience fun -- lots of laughs, very relaxed, and honestly just a great way to kick off a Thursday night going into the weekend. Now for the wines... I'll be honest, sparkling still isn't really my thing The only one I truly enjoyed was the first one -- a Bellini, which was on the sweeter side. The instructor mentioned it wasn't his personal preference since he leans away from sweet wines, but for me, that was the standout. That said, I would absolutely take another class. Even when I don't love every wine, I always walk away with more knowledge and a better understanding of what I do (and don't) like. And of course... it's basically impossible to leave without buying something. I ended up grabbing a few mixers (triple sec, watermelon, and butterscotch), all very reasonably priced. Between the huge selection (they even carry ice wines, which I love), friendly staff, and consistently fun classes, this is a spot I'll keep coming back to. Bonus: Lexi is always welcome, which makes it even better

Yelp renamed this store in accordance with the correct name of Virginia controlled liquor known as…read moreVirginia ABC Store. This store is one of three that I pull from. It has been my go to since I really like the Haygood Shopping Center and it's close proximity to my house. I've had over 15 years experience with this ABC. It's been consistently above average. The store number is #336. Parking is as easy as pulling right up to their front door. A few spots are reserved for curbside pick-up. That's right! Just call the store and they will bring your booze to you! The area is hit or miss on debris in front. If your not doing curbside pick-up I recommend parking a bit further as it's tough to back out with traffic. The store is average size and packs a lot of product. The manager Tiffany is great! Other staff have been typically pretty good as well. I find it's well organized and clean. They receive their truck on Mondays. I've got lucky with obtaining a few allocated bottles of bourbon in the past. Virginia ABC does a fantastic job overall and we are a lucky state to have prices controlled. At the same time inventory is also controlled. It can be a challenge to locate hard to find bottles.

Wine sampling is a must! When visiting total wine you must check if you can sample wine. My latest…read morevisit I was thrilled to sample a brunch selection of wines. It was my birthday, so I had to pick up a penny wine. The past two years knowing you can pick out a bottle of wine for a penny during your birthday week is fabulous. There is not much in life these days you can get for a penny.

Lots of great craft beer selections, even with the build your own 6 pack you are not limited on…read morechoices

Absolutely love this shop. They're located inside the larger store, the painted tree, at hilltop. I…read moredidn't realize the painted tree was a booth kinda store. Ceremony is amazing. I love that it's a one-stop shop for all my alcohol free needs. I tried a little bit of everything to include champagne, beer, gin, and mocktails in a can. The gin was nice in mixed drinks. I just make my Tom collins and nobody notices. The mocktail was the first thing I drank. I got the mojito and it was nice and refreshing. I could def drink another one. I haven't tried the champagne yet, but I did try the beer and was pleasantly surprised. I got the IPAs and loved how hoppy and strong they were. I love this shop for introducing me to all these amazing goodies! I will def be back!

From the owner: Ceremony is Hampton Road’s and Richmond’s first dry bottle shop. We curate non-alcohol beer, wines,…read morespirits, bitters, mixers, and mocktails.

An easy update of a regular Virginia ABC stop. Since my initial review 5 years ago I have been a…read moreregular customer. The manager Fiona sets a great tone for service. I have had the pleasure of dealing directly with her once on a specific issue that was quickly resolved. They receive their deliveries on Monday morning. If your looking for something new be there before noon. My most recent allocation bottle was an Old Fitzgerald 14. My only issue with the specific location is parking is extremely limited in the strip. I will continue be a regular and recommend.

I had a really bad experience here. One of the employees, Rex, harassed me and was just very…read moreinappropriate with me. I've already submitted a complaint, but wanted to share my experience here. As soon as I walked in, he was looking at me like a piece of meat. I grabbed my 375ml bottle of Absolut and attempted to check out. He took the bottle from me and then said, "You look amazing." I just laughed it off. He kept staring at me, not scanning the product. Super creepy. Then, even worse, he said, "We need to get a drink sometime," and finally scanned it. And I'm convinced he kept screwing with the POS to make my card not read on the device, and he was just eating me up the whole time with his eyes. He restarted the whole transaction again so I could finally pay. Then, he was like, "So, want to get a drink?" and I just walked off with what I bought, laughing it off again. I'm not one for confrontation, I just wanted to get away. He then was like "Oh.... ok." disappointedly. I was super creeped out. This really isn't any way for state employees to treat people. It was just gross. If I'm going to the ABC store, I want to buy their products, not get harassed by their employees. Watch out if you're a lady. I never went in here again after that, I just send my boyfriend in.

Very friendly staff who provided great customer service. Was greeted as soon as I walked in and was…read moreasked if I needed assistance. I was very pleased on my first ever visit.

Very friendly and willing to help. Had the items in stock that I was looking for. Will go back.read more