Yikes, I don't want to dump on this guy's store, but it's ok, he already did! Just from the outside…read morewith boxes piled high, I knew this wasn't going to be a positive experience. Walking in, the smell was not pleasant. Shelves were dusty and not fronted, with very limited stock. Floors were filthy and I could not purchase anything here for fear of all the dirty product in the filthy coolers and on the aforementioned shelves. No thanks, but good luck to you. I'll stick to Walgreens.

First of all, the location is very convenient. The seller…read morealways recommends the best options for you, prices are affordable. Great quality and a good mood are guaranteed. And I absolutely love the cats in the store

Similar to any other store good layout. Friendly staff (who don't drink for religious reasons.)…read more Now the bad. Season is pretty much over but it's always sparse parking. The parking layout space is limited and shared to 3 business a Chinese carry out, pack and ship. I don't know why people rarely stay to the right side so expect clumping even in a medium parking lot as you enter or leave. The business does have three 15 min reserved parking for the customers but I prefer to park away and get a little walk. My jeep is obviously not perfect but I also know the dread of having to put in an insurance claim. Not worth the grief time and costs. 6/2024 Ambiance 5 Service 5 Location 4 Value 5

The service was great. Checkout guy was funny, helpful…read more Ambiance, not so much. It could use some upgrades and attention to floor.

Good service. Clean. Dog friendly. Good quality coffee / pastries. Got cheesecake and cinnamon roll…read more10/10 :)

We were on a day trip to Naples on a Sunday and came here for breakfast. The place was big, lot of…read moreoptions, great coffee and bakery items for breakfast and a store that included a variety of wine. We had a croissant and a mixed berry pastry along with coffee. The pastry wasn't too sweet and seemed fresh. The place had Italian feel with the fountain and structures. There is an adjacent sit down restaurant but we didn't stay for dinner. Service was quick and the staff was nice. Street parking wasn't difficult but we went early in the morning. Not sure how it would be for later in the day.

The owner Brooke offered us a variety of wine samples - some sweet, some carbonated or dry. The…read moregrape and watermelon were excellent and the 750ML bottles were $24.99. Their featured wines were multiple medal and award winners of the Epcot International Food & Wine Festival. The cooking aprons were hysterical with funny imprints like Drunkin' Grownups "America Runs on Wine" and Group Therapy. The winery also sells 16oz cans of craft beer that you are permitted to walk and consume through the Tin City area. Spent about fifteen minutes in the winery and had an enjoyable experience. A serious winery with a comical twist.

This winery is located inside Tin City, so keep that in mind when planning to park because the area…read morecan get very busy. It's not a place with a huge parking lot where you can just pop in and out quickly. That said, it's a teensy little shop with a really fun selection of wines. The business is run by a mother and daughter, which makes it feel extra cute and personal. She let us sample as many wines as we wanted, which was great. We ended up buying two bottles... the Hurricane (one of their most popular) and a more expensive bottle that was a port wine. (Flamingo fling) I also loved the gift selection ideas they had for wine lovers. Overall, for being in such a touristy area, the prices felt totally fair and the experience was really enjoyable.

Coming from California this is always my first stop. They are light years ahead of most places when…read moreit comes to wine and offer THE BEST in town. If you wonder about "natural wine" you aren't alone. I think so many of us have realized the word "natural" in the food scene actually means nothing BUT when it comes to wine (not involved in the FDA) it's an entire different world. Many regular wine, according to many sources including https://redthumbwine.com/ingredients-in-wine-what-is-in-my-wine/ "behind that aesthetically pleasing label could be over 70 different additives or chemicals, and you'd have absolutely no idea. Velcorin, for one, is lethal in high doses yet still used despite alternative methods. Or possibly Glyphosate, which regularly finds its way into wine in trace amounts left over from conventional farming practices." The bottom line is US produced wine does not have any regulations and we have no idea what is in it. It's not just grapes and that's why we feel so horrible after. Ever since I made the switch to natural wine I feel much better after drinking. It's not so toxic and taxing on our bodies. Some people find it a little funky at first but give it a real try and you'll see that most reds are chillable and refreshing and whites are so yummy.

Was THE best...Selection, price, advice, service. Unfortunately closed. Now reopened as Natural…read moreWines Naples 4949 Tamiami Trail North #102