I went to pick up a few bottles of wines for a party. We weren't sure what to get but Phong walked…read moreus through the store, made stellar recommendations and was generally a joy. He told us about the app and hi-lighted some of ways we could make the most of it. PHONG- if you see this thank you for your attention and excellent service!

I visited the store today to use a gift card that was purchased via Amazon by a friend for my…read morebirthday. I later learned that Amazon did not load card which caused a hassle for me trying to rectify the situation. The store staff was so patient and understanding as I stepped out of the line and spent a great deal of time on the phone with Amazon. Cullen was so helpful and gave me 15% off of my purchase and apologized. Although this was not a Total Wine issue, I was grateful at how the staff treated me as I dealt with this ordeal.

Great bike shop and market. Interesting mix of local goods, wine, snacks, and bikes. The staff are…read moregreat and they are one of the shops in town open till 7pm

I love this bike shop/market. It's very close to home and has all the goodies I want…read more ***LOCATION*** Right on Forest Hill ave and Westover Hills blvd. There are parking spots out front, a bus stop, and you can bring your bike inside to shop. ***EXPERIENCE*** I don't come here often, but when I do I usually come for local brews, nightingale ice cream sandwiches, or a bike tune up. I love the little local markets we have all around RVA, and the fact that this one doubles as a bike shop is so cool to me. Their bike shop people are down to earth and really help you with any bike needs/concerns you may have. I'd recommend getting your bike fixed here if you're looking for a place. ***PRICE*** Market goods are a bit on the pricier side (think Whole Foods), but they have local and organic products. And it's always great to support a local shop. I haven't gotten a bike tune up from them in a while, but I remember it feeling like a reasonable price. My partner recently had a chain link replaced and brake tune-up and that came out to $30. ***CONCLUSION*** I love Outpost. It's cute, trendy, and local. It does a beautiful job at combining all things Richmond and bikes under one roof.

Every time I move somewhere all I can do is hope for the best in terms of bottle shops. Namely,…read morethat the owner(s) is actually knowledgeable on craft beer, so that they can consistently order good stuff. I have to say, this place truly knows what it's doing. Since moving here there have been all kinds of crazy top-tier drops: Cantillon, rarer 3F's, Fidens, Trillium, in addition to ongoing deliveries of highly rated beers (you're practically guaranteed to find a handful of beers rated 4.2+ on Untappd any time you walk in here). There's a good mix of local and non-local beers as well. I find it can be detrimental to focus TOO much on local beer. I also think they've nailed the size, both in terms of inventory and physical space, because product seems to move at an ideal pace. I've rarely come across too-old beer, which happens quite often in many beer shops. This is THE place to get beer in the area.

Corks & Kegs has a great selection of beer and wine. The service was also friendly. I visited so I…read morecould pick up some beer. The only downside to me was that their build your own six pack area was pretty weak when I visited. I would have liked to pick up a few different VA beers instead of a 6-pack of one kind. If you are in the area, check this spot out.

I was impressed by the cleanliness of the store and how well products were displayed. I especially…read moreappreciated the signage that let me know quickly where I could find rum, vodka, etc. Also, the staff was very personable and knowledgeable. Ample parking and handicap friendly.

Had never visited an ABC store but this was a very easy shopping experience, very well lid and the…read morestore was clean and very well lit

Love this little wine store a good mix of wines at various price ranges. Also have some wines you…read morecan't find at other stores. Friendly customer service and they great wine tasting events.

I loved this wine shop! The artwork was cool, the atmosphere was chill, and the gifts were unique…read more I purchased some really nice stemless wine glasses made of sturdy plastic for those rosé nights on the deck. The wine prices were ok, some were a little steep- (but I'm used to grocery store prices lol!) but I did get a couple bottles to try! They also have a café and music on some nights! This is a cool hang!

As a recovering alcoholic, this store was the best one in the outlet. Not only was I offered a…read moretaste of all the best selections, but I was walked through the steps of why this healthy alternative is making such big waves in the social drinking community. Even if you're not in recovery, I think this is a wonderful way to have something to drink at an event in place of alcohol. Charlotte, thank you for making us feel at home also.

As someone getting into mocktails, this was a great place to pick up some non alcoholic liquors.read more

Okay, there's nothing good to say about this ABC except that it's close to where I work. There is…read moreALWAYS someone out front selling something. Seriously. Today there was a man with a table set-up, blasting a radio, and selling knock off cologne. I wish the state would inspect this place so I wouldn't have to drive farther to get my weekly vodka.

Freakin pizza. All you need to know. I'm certain other dishes are great as I've dined in the Galley…read morenumerous times, but when I'm in need of some elevated, consistently well executed pizza, Galley To Go always hits the spot.

Northerners pay attention…read more.. The pizza here is as good as it gets in Richmond. One bite and I was transported back to Brooklyn and the endless string of afternoon visits to my neighborhood pizza place. The pie was hot, cheesy, oily, and the crust, oh that crust! The pizza at Galley-To-Go is a trip back in time. Speaking of time, you will spend some here if you are planning to enjoy a pizza. Average waits for a pizza are at a half hour, but on a weekend evening, you can easily wait double that time. I don't mind waiting for good food, but I think the staff needs to be educated in being able to remind or even warn potential guests (especially first-timers) that their early night may become compromised, or if you have small children, you may do better in their regular "Galley" restaurant just a door away. The back-story behind how this transformed Asian restaurant became an RVA pizza mecca is intriguing and quite involved, but the short version is a New Jersey native who worked for the owners of the Galley named Guistino Riccio brought his family recipes to the Galley's managers, and they were immediately sold. When they transformed the former Mandarin Palace restaurant (the name still sits above the restaurant's doorway, as do other relics that remind you of the space's previous tenants), they put pizza ovens in the kitchen and a neon sign offering "Guistino's Pizza" over the kitchen entrance. Local legend says the owners are still arguing over the name of the "Galley to Go" space (part coffee shop, part grocery store, part cafe), but who cares if the pizza is this good. Well, you might if you want to get in and get out in a hurry (so order ahead, many do), OR if you want to adjust your pizza toppings. No substitutions for the varieties of pizza are permitted (a little concerning if your allergy requires a vegan pizza, which they offer but no protein is on it). So if you are willing to live with the potentially long waits, the small pizza oven capacities (we were told a 20-pie limit at any given time, so if there is a big to-go order, well, just enjoy your beverage SLOWLY while you wait), and the rigidity of the pizza menu (there are other menu items besides pizza but they are not the main draw here...) the Galley to Go may be your RVA pizza destination for a long time to come. I had the second half my pie the next day reheated, and it was just as good as my first bite, a sign that whatever they do in that kitchen, although a labor of love and long waits, is worth its weight in gold.

As some of you may know, this Grey Goose is not much of a tippler nor am I a teetotaler. So when I…read morewant to get a potent potable as a gift, or a just little nip, this liquor store has an "Absolut" selection. They have tons of those little bottles you can get on airplanes, and I like mini everything! Plus they make cute gifts. They have many seasonal specials which are displayed nicely. Of course, the prices are regulated and most of these ABC stores are the same, but I will say, the customer service was top shelf! I'll remain a "Patrón" whenever I'm in the mood to imbibe.

This is a smaller size ABC store where they carry very common items and a few special stuff. I have…read morebeen in a few times as they have good parking at the Willow Lawn Mall and is right next to the Kroger. Knowing its a smaller but adequately stocked store, i popped in right before xmas and was going to buy a big bottle of Rum Chata but the cashier told me it was the same price to buy the special Christmas pack that came with free mugs. So free mugs it was!! Now i came back today to get Blanton's Bourbon and they greeted me when i entered and offered me help right away. Apparently the bourbon doesn't come in often so it was on special display. The sales person also told me if i buy two half size bottles, its $4 cheaper and the same volume of bourbon as the large. I really appreciated that kind of help! Would go back, would recommend a friend. Thanks guys!

I enjoyed a delicious refresher drink today! Strawberry…read morelemonade with mango bubble poppers. Paired very well with the plain pretzel w/ mustard i had as well!. That drink is very tasty and there are six to choose from on the MTO menu.

Real people there, Fay and night, Friendly, helpful and…read moreconsistent. Easy to use touch screen menu Available