We took our son to the Bridgewater for his birthday on May 28th. He's still talking about how…read moregreat our meal was. The great waiter, Justin, recommended a chicken breast sandwich as his favorite dish. A sandwich over more expensive entrees! Well, we all ordered the sandwich and it was almost indescribably good - a moist chicken breast with melted Brie on a large hard bread with fig jam and caramelized small onions. We also shared an amazing sautéed tuna appetizer. Two people ordered a recommended red wine. The food was exceptionally delicious and Justin's service was Superb! Bravo Bridgewater. We'll be regulars.

Enjoyed our first visit - wine tasting was great. Love all the details. It's evident Doug knows…read morehis wine. We had the Crab Cake Sandwich and the Bridgewater Chicken Sandwich. The chicken and the chips were exceptional. We didn't care for the taste of the crab cake sandwich. We felt the taste of the crab was masked by too many seasonings. The wines were w exceptional, and we left with wine we purchased. We also joined the Explorers Wine Club. We are enjoying our membership. On our second visit, we came in just to pick up our wines and do a tasting. We felt very rushed and did not have the same kind of experience as we did initially. It wasn't awful. It was just very impersonal. However, the wines were exceptional again, and we bought even more to take home. The restaurant area and bar areas are cozy. We had good service. We will definitely go back.

Harris Teeter is often my grocery store of choice. This location in particular is a good one…read more Parking is plentiful here. They also have a HT gas station a few seconds from the actual store. The produce is high quality here, not to mention, the sushi bar is great, the subs are the best, and they have a Starbucks in the store. The store is well staffed and you can always find someone to help you find an item. It is not the cheapest grocery store around, but they have tons of sales every week. Plus HT brand is usually pretty good.

Just had a huge problem at Harris Teeter Deli. They hire a woman that doesn't understand English…read more Wasted 35 minutes asking her I wanted Boar's Head yellow American cheese, not thin. Well here she's slicing super thin about 4 times!!! Then I asked for another same order and she sliced a different color cheese and goes on to say it's the same cheese. I had to show her the two cheese were different color. It took her about 35 minutes going back and forth. Then my 15.99 per pound honey glaze turkey was thick and heavy! Great job HT! At the customers expense. I was late to an appointment and missed it. Stop with this kind of hiring. You're not cheap and we deserve good service. Hope Corporate sees this.

This slows food has a wide range of high-quality foods and the employees are always so friendly at…read morecheckout, one of my favorite places to get wine as well

Very disappointed with service. Only 1 checkout aisle "open" but I had to get an employees…read moreattention and ask her if I could check out. She had to call to the 1 cashier half way across the store. They seemed surprised by the fact that someone was actually wanting to check out. This was at 8pm and I had a full cart of groceries (including produce) so self-checkout wasn't an option. I just moved to NC and had heard Lowe's stores were very nice. This is a nice store but if this is the normal service, I'll be shopping somewhere else.

Great place to hang with the locals and have an adult beverage. Their beer selection is massive.read more

Great place to grab a beer or wine in the Cargo District. About a dozen beers on tap and many more…read morein bottles or cans. Most appear to be from smaller regional breweries around the country. Some from North Carolina. Inside seating available, including bar seating, as well as a fenced in outdoor seating area. No wait staff. You have to go to the bar to get a drink, which can be a hassle when they are really busy. Dog friendly. They state family friendly on their website as well, but I didn't see any kids when I was there.

Small, quaint, good for small groups and if you're picking at food. Not great for entree-type meals…read moreto fill you. Service was a bit scattered but attentive. The pizzas had good flavor and the bbq sliders were decent. I'd come here for a drink and an app, but wouldn't stay for a real meal. Cute vibe and bar ambiance

We stopped at the vine for appetizers and drinks prior to going to a show. The food was very good…read moreand great choice of items. The drinks were well prepared. The service was good and very friendly staff. The ambiance was as expected, very lively and fun.

Ummm it's the only place to buy liquor so yeah I think this place is simply wonderful. This…read morelocation is currently being renovated to be bigger and better! Tips: Greta place to pick up free boxes if you are moving, just ask! They are closed on Sunday's and the holiday hours suck. There is almost always someone in the parking lot trying to get you to purchase alcohol for them....

This is a big ol' ABC store and it gets plenty of traffic. The people working there were ok, not…read moreoverly friendly or welcoming. Decent selection of ryes and bourbons, but nothing jumped out at me. Prices are state regulated, so they're pretty much the same as all other ABC's. They did have a few store picks, but I've been to many other ABC's that had a lot more and as such, that's why I'm giving this 3 stars. Tons of free lot parking out front.

Super, super busy store on a random Saturday in June 2026. Very busy parking lot and not the…read moreeasiest location to get too. They definitely do a very brisk business as well as there were quite a few empty spots in the bourbon aisle where pricetags remained. Lots of of free lot parking out front and along the side, but this whole shopping center isn't fun driving through as their are cars everywhere and coming from every direction. Nothing at all special in terms of allocated bottles and I'd guess any allocations they get are sold quickly. Minus one star because their was a female employee that could be heard telling stories all the way across the store. She wasn't doing any work, she was just basically shouting at a co-worker some sort of tall tale that was absolutely ridiculous. It would be nice to be able to browse aisles in peace. I'd only return to this ABC if I had no other choice.

Excellent service and delicious ice cream. This little shop has fresh fruit when anything you might…read moreneed. Conveniently located downtown near everything. I would go back because of the great service even if the ice cream wasn't any good but it's delicious and home made!

Very cool market right on Front. Very convenient store in downtown to pick up wine, beer, and…read moreother grocery items. Love the meats and cheeses. Lots of snacks including ice cream. The beer and wine selection is very good for a place of this size. Just note, you are paying a premium on the wine and beer.

This place is a fantastic example of how to take history, character, and craftsmanship and blend…read morethem into a genuinely memorable experience. The building alone is worth the visit. Housed inside a restored 1947 Quonset hut -- those curved steel structures originally designed for WWII -- the space manages to feel both industrial and welcoming at the same time. Inside, the high arched ceiling, natural light, plants, and comfortable leather seating create a relaxed lounge atmosphere that feels intentional rather than trendy. Outside, the patio area with string lights and open-air seating gives you a second completely different vibe, perfect for enjoying North Carolina sunshine. The cocktails absolutely delivered. The Brown Butter Old Fashioned is a standout. Brown butter-washed bourbon adds a subtle nutty richness that rounds off the edges of the whiskey beautifully, while the cinnamon bitters and maple bring warmth without turning the drink into dessert. It's creative but still respects the classic Old Fashioned structure -- which is exactly how a riff on a traditional cocktail should be done. The Limoncello Tonic was bright, refreshing, and crisp -- a perfect counterpoint. House-made limoncello with tonic and citrus notes makes for an easy-drinking, sunny cocktail that feels light but still flavorful. Ideal patio drink. Service and presentation appear polished, and the fact that they distill many of their own spirits in-house adds authenticity you don't always get at cocktail lounges. There's also something admirable about adaptive reuse like this. Taking a mid-century industrial structure and turning it into a modern social space is a reminder that good design doesn't have to erase history -- it can build on it. Overall: Excellent atmosphere, thoughtfully crafted drinks, unique historic setting, and a relaxed but upscale vibe. A place that feels both local and special at the same time. A special shout-out to Abigail, the bar back, who had a fantastic system for handling the crowd. Instead of everyone clustering around the bar trying to figure out where the line started or ended, she encouraged us to grab a seat and brought the drinks out when they were ready. It made the whole experience feel relaxed and organized, and it's the kind of thoughtful service detail that really stands out. Kudos Abigail!

Come here for craft cocktails!! This is a gorgeous, new, cozy space for cocktails. They have…read morerotating food outside and make it a mission to showcase local Wilmington artists' work inside the building. They have free distillery tours during the week which gives insight into the building and distilling process. At the end you are able to try their liquors and canned cocktails. This is a must do! They have space inside to site snd a large patio outside. The parking lot is easy to park in with parking on the street if needed. Their gift shop is filled with candles, tshirts, bar tools, and their liquors to buy. Everyone was very helpful and knowledgeable!