Cute little wine shop with a small outdoor patio. I've been here for an event and came back just…read moreweeks later to enjoy it for myself! They have a large selection of wine both glass and bottle and also cocktails. You can create your own charcuterie, which was so fun! It did however take a very long time for the charcuterie to come out but they had told us up front that there were a couple boards before ours.

This is a cute wine shop. My friend and I stopped in to enjoy a few glasses of wine and had a fun…read moretime. We browsed the selection of wine to take home and thought that it was good. If you are in DTR check out The Raleigh Wine Shop.

A good Total Wine location! I don't usually come to this store and I was only in the area for…read morelunch. The staff was friendly and helped me find the beer section and explained how it was organized too. Checkout was easy and painless. I've visited this this store a few years ago for a beer tasting class, and I'll probably be back again for another class at some point since the Total Wine closest to me does not offer classes.

I had one purpose coming here -- to find infused drinks. And guess what? Mission accomplished. I…read moregrabbed a few to try and love that there were so many options!

Great beer selection and cool mixed drink menu! Lots of…read morepeppers and the atmosphere super cool! Super friendly and knowledgable folks!

Crafty was the first *truly* Alt-Friendly bar or beer-bottle shop in the Triangle; other places…read morewould carry CBD stuff or some of the "Euphorics" that don't really do anything, but Crafty has had a selection of D8 (Delta-8) cans since 2021. they carry Magnifico--far and away the best Alternative Beverage on the market (tho the other Groovewagon stuff is also great)--and have an entire menu of D8 Cocktails that are delicious. Sky+Britni+Steve+Matt are all super friendly bartenders, who know what they're talking about and make killer drinks. great spot for locals!

Overall, this is a really good ABC store in a not so good part of Raleigh. Store was super well…read morestocked and very clean. They have a solid bourbon selection, far prices and also had several allocated bottles up front by the counter like Bourye and others. I'll return when I'm in the neighborhood.

Nice staff, fast service. Easy selections. Parking lot can be annoying but it's conveniently closeread more

A great spot for trying a variety of wines. You can get a card and use it to pay at automated…read morepouring stations. Each wine has a different price for tasting $2+. It's not a cheap option, but certainly a good way to spend an afternoon. There is some outdoor seating as well, if the weather is nice. The variety of wines is moderate, but they do have some interesting, non-mainstream options.

I thoroughly enjoyed a spot. They are reasonably priced…read more Everything is categorized so it's easy to find things. 2 days a week they have wine tastings, it looks like it's Tuesdays and Saturdays for now. So make sure you get there when you can. When you do the wine tastings you get to sit down (a very very small bar) and the bartender tells you all bout the wines. I had better conversations with the other patrons though! We had a good time! They have wine and cheese to go along with it so you can shop for that too. Super nice and super friendly, got greeted immediately and asked what could we do to help you, I thought that was really nice. Customer service, top tier. Along with the cheese app charcuterie and other type of meats. Not a grand section but enough. The have everything you need to be paired with the wine. They also have a bunch of beer in a front of the store so you can do beer if you don't feel like going wine. There are a few coolers, so you have options. They have people that are very knowledgeable and they told history on the different types of lines that really match what goes on on the walls because they have maps of different areas of wine regions on the walls. It's really educational too. If I lived in the area, this could be my go to for wine!

Awesome bottle shop in Garner! Everyone from staff to regular patrons were friendly and welcoming…read more Very relaxed environment, open with plenty of tables and chairs. We chose some sour beers and ciders from the fridge to go but I love how there's so much to do inside. There were children in there so definitely family friendly too. Would love to come back! Not to mention the prices are affordable..we bought 5 drinks for roughly $27

Excellent customer service. The gentleman working today was very kind and allowed me to make a…read morepurchase before they were technically open. I thought it was after 1pm but forgot to set my clock back from daylight savings time. Because of his kindness, I will make a point to return to this shop as often as I can.

Disclaimer: This was my first EVER visit to an ABC Store in NC…read more- So I can't say for sure if it's "As good as it' get's" but it's as good as I've gotten! So contrary to what you might be thinking, I came here to buy alcohol to eat- not drink. I woke up with the sudden urge to make Banana's Foster and went down to Trader Joes for ingredients. I was reminded of the funky NC alcohol laws (CA Trader Joe's sell wine, beer and hard liquor-FYI they even have their own generic brand of vodkas and rums!). So I quickly Googled the nearest ABC store to home and wham- I ended up here! I didn't want to invest in an entire bottle of rum (especially since the recipe called for only a few tbsp) so I bought a few of the tiny airplane bottles. They seemed to have a pretty wide selection and fair prices. The ladies at the front counter told me that there was another ABC store nearby, but that location was small and served you from behind a counter. These same ladies also helped me pick the right brand of rum for my recipe (which I was thankful for since rum ain't my poison). For all of these reason's I will return! Well, all of these reason's and the simple fact that this is the only place I CAN come to buy alcohol. North Carolina kinda has me by the balls on this one.

There isn't much to like about this ABC location…read more Like most ABCs, this one is in a strip mall. But it's probably one of the smallest and most crowded strip malls in Raleigh. Good luck finding a parking space on a Saturday afternoon. Also, good luck working your way around the Papa John's delivery drivers on the way out. By the way, much love to all of the Papa John's drivers - you guys are awesome and thanks for all the pizza. The selection is one of the worst I've seen. I can get most of my favorites (Tito's, Tanqueray, Bulleit), but I always have a hard time finding anything out of the ordinary. On my last visit, the store was operating two checkout lanes, and then switched to just one as soon as 10 people needed to check out. I didn't quite understand that strategy. The Cameron Village store is much nicer.

I first fell in love with this place when it was "7-Even", and I was 16 years old…read more This place was the 40oz malt liquor equivalent of Costco. You name it, they had it. As I got older, and my tastes changed, I began to appreciate other elements of this place--namely their selection of beers. So many beers I doubt anyone could ever completely sample most of their stock. Seriously--there's like a million different beers. Some cheap, some expensive, domestic, foreign, micro-brew, craft-brew, and yes, malt liquor. This place is an institution as far as I'm concerned. They also have a lot of wines and just about any grocery item you could need in a jam.

Love the selection, unfortunately the lady at the front was super rude to me when i asked a simple…read morequestion. Maybe Shes mad Shes 49 and still swiping items for a living, but that's not my problem! I'm sorry your mom didn't teach you proper manners when talking to pretty girls that walk into your store:)