Met the owner Kenny. New father and great guy. Extremely knowledgable and directed me to exactly…read morewhat I needed for my party. Thanks Kenny! We will be back.

Very poor liquor prices. Not sure why the prices are so high. Shop anywhere else and you will saveread more

I'm 30 and had valid ID, but my alcohol purchase was refused because my adult sister was with me…read moreand didn't have her ID. I understand stores need to follow the law, but this felt like an overly aggressive interpretation of policy rather than common sense. It was inconvenient and left a bad impression. I won't be returning.

Added some photos. Continue to appreciate the convenience and solid value of this place, saves me…read morea lot of time/gas.

The person working yelled at me for parking there I was planning on going in to buy something but I…read moregot yelled at before I got in the store so I will never go back

Had my second bad experience there tonight…read more First one was they refused to sell me something for the price marked on the bottle. They didn't disagree. That was the marked price, but said it was a mistake and it's illegal to sell alcohol below wholesale price in Massachusetts. I looked it up later, it's not true. Today I got into a stupid beef with one of the people working there who was being a jerk. And I *never* get into beefs with people. He suggested I didn't have to shop there if don't want to, I told him it was a damn fine idea, probably the best idea he's had in quite a while and walked out. I will not be returning.

Macy's is my go-to for wine, beer, scotch, any liquid. They have a large craft beer section…read moreincluding locals, as well as the run of the mill Budweisers, Miller Lite, etc. Wines are a generous section with reds, whites, international, and Northeast. I'm a scotch girl though. So my main time here is spent in the scotch aisle. The selection is quite impressive and in case I'm feeling adventurous, there is a man who works there who knows his sh**. I mean it. You say what you're looking for as far as price range/peaty/smoky/smooth, and he's got your back. I'm so sorry, I can't remember his name, but just ask for their scotch guy.

Absolutely amazing service! We love the collection they have. We happened to ask them if they stock…read morethe Belgium beer 'Duvel' as we rlly love it and unable to find it anywhere here.. they said they can order it for us at no xtra charge.. 2 weeks later... Bingo! Highly recommended!!!!

Came in trying to find a liquor store. Came across this lil gem. The gentleman in there was amazing…read moreand had great conversation. He recommended this Emmolo Merlot that I cant wait to go home and try. They are stocked with wine and all great prices. I cant wait to go back.

Continuously and carefully curated by a libations expert, the result is a selection of fine wine…read moreand craft beer like none other. Good prices too. Destination worthy.

Craft Beer gem!…read more Hidden in a plaza, Dion's has an incredible craft beer selection along with lots of liquor options and a notable Non-Alcoholic section! When I visited, Zero Gravity Brewing was having a tasting where the sales rep was so knowledgeable about the brewery, Vermont (where the brewery is located) and beer as a whole. I was over the moon to find this epic collaboration brew from Outer Range Brewing x Tripping Animals x Other Half x Ology and it was incredible! Definitely worth a stop in if you're in the area and looking for a bottle of wine or liquor, craft beer or a non-alcoholic option!

Holly is the best. I always love walking in and having a nice chat with him. The customer service…read moreat Dion's is also very good.

Vino Italiano is an Italian only wine shop that specializes in high end wine. Located at the top of…read moreMoody Street, on Main St, it's easy to miss. Good: selection is great, it's organized very well, and if you collect high end wine, you can do well here. They also have high end dinners (with the food coming from their restaurant, La Campania, located just down the street) where they bring in a wine maker and pair the wines with food. It's fabulous! Average: while the store is very open about being Italian wine focused, that's tough to swallow as it's super, super narrow in focus. I love Italian wine but I rarely go out of my way to buy just Italian wine and that has held me from shopping here more. The prices are local store retail type prices. Not tons of value. Bad: the staff is often pretty inattentive.

A library of Italian wines line the walls of the beautifully decorated shop. A stunning…read morepresentation of the wines are sorted by region. The decor of this store is worth the visit. It is warm and inviting. Not sure what the tables in the center of the store are for, but they were stocked with books on wine and there were wine glasses, so I'm assuming it was for your own education or during tastings. The staff seemed a little pre-occupied with bustling about the store. It is a new store, so I'm going to forgive them this time for not being friendly and asking us if we needed any help or even introducing themselves. In fairness, one person did offer a suggestion which was nice, but the other walked past us fairly briskly without so much as a "hi". Hopefully, next time I stop back in to tell them about the wine I purchased they'll be willing to chat it up. Pricing was reasonable to high end, I saw bottles from $13.99-$56.

I had not been in Marty's for years and was amazed by how many great gourmet items they had when I…read morewalked in! I was there for a 4pk of Eden Cider, but still browsed all of the food. A nice woman directed me to the far end of the store where I located the cider, and another nice woman was at the register. Easy in-and-out, I love it. Huge bonus is the large parking lot!

The Deli at Marty's is phenomenal. The ladies who run it…read moreare as sweet as can be and will make a sandwich that will knock your socks off. I've had just about everything on the menu and it's all been top notch Unfortunately, the rest of the store is not handled with the best customer service. The old dudes at the front are as rude to customers as they are to each other. Snarky remarks, condescending tones, and poor customer service is the norm at Marty's. The cashiers barely open their mouths. I've never heard a "thank you" or a "you're welcome" in all my time there. They barely can mutter the price of your items. I'm sorry if dodgeball was tough for them in high school but I still expect some courtesy. Just last week I watched one of the old dudes (the one who looks like he came back from a Sam Elliott look alike contest) bump into a customer and not apologize. Not only that but the customer who I would assume is a decent human being apologized to the bearded loser and the bearded loser had some snarky remark under his breath. Marty's is a good sized store and has good variety as a result. The managers and cashiers however make it really hard to continue supporting this business