Best liquor store in all of Williamsburg when it comes to prices! I suggest paying cashread more

People who know good vodka only drink Svedka and Ketel Orange…read more Well, maybe that's not true. But it would be if La Baronia was the only place to buy booze in Brooklyn, because although the prices are decent, the selection leaves a lot to be desired. You're not going to discover any great new whiskeys here either, but they've got the staples...Maker's, Jack, some Johnnie Walker. I wouldn't go gift shopping here, but I would definitely hit it up when I'm looking to drink until I can't feel feelings anymore.

Great wine and liquor shop which top notch customer service! The location was super convenient as…read moreour hotel was down the street. They had a handful of orange wines to offer and provided really good suggestions too on the flavor notes. I also loved the selection of locally made bourbon. That makes for a great gift.

These folks really know how to reccomend a decent wine. And they have a huge selection of wines and…read morespirits. There was something I liked and they ordered it in especially for me (but others buy it too). Kindest owners and associates.

The store is well stocked and pleasant. The owner is awesome! Knowledgeable and extremely helpful…read more She asked about our menu and suggested wines that would be good with different dishes. Excellent in every way!

We used Roebling Liquor for our wedding and couldn't be happier with the experience. From the…read morebeginning, they were responsive, flexible, and incredibly easy to work with. We supplied our own alcohol, and they helped us figure out the right quantities for a 150+ person wedding, including wine, spirits, and seasonal cocktail ingredients, based on the time of year and what our guests would enjoy. Delivery was smooth and right on schedule. They coordinated directly with our planning team and were ready to send over more if anything ran low, helping keep the party going without a hitch. No stress, no surprises, just outstanding service. Highly recommend Roebling Liquor for any large event. Professional, friendly, and reliable from start to finish.

They have a pretty good selection of liquors here! It's a bit confusing trying to figure out what…read morethis place was called since the awning just says "Fine Wines & Spirits". Their prices are pretty good across the board, with their gin and whiskey selection as standouts. They have a large selection of all types of whiskey, including Japanese. They also sell wine, but I didn't spend a lot of time perusing their selection.

Metro Liquors is officially my new favorite liquor store! they saved the day by having the rose I…read morewanted in stock and bringing to my office. I'm officially the coolest employee. We will be ordering again soon!

THIS HAS NO REFLECTION ON the STAFF. Our problem and the joke around the neighborhood is that they…read morenever restock anything that is great and sells out. This store used to be a dream of wines and liquor.. it used to have Orak, Pastis, Tito's, Montenegro, Cynar, the wine with the lobster, the orange wine with the snail, cognac , amazing champagne from champagne .. they have never restocked anything and the store is a shell of what it was .. there is a world renowned steak house and cigar shop across the street .. it should reflect the refined taste of neighborhood.. we all hope one day they will restock the numerous bottles of great things they once had.

Probably one of the best wine shops I've been to in Brooklyn…read more Their selection is absolutely insane (including orange wines). They have things at every price point (and they conveniently order their shelves by price). If you want something cold, just let them know and they'll go downstairs and get you a refrigerated bottle. Had a great Portuguese white and a New Zealand rose. Would definitely recommend stopping by!

- good drinks - friendly bartenders…read more- soundtrack is kind of erratic

bartender pretended he didnt hear my order for 2 g&ts , takes the money and gives me change for the…read moreone. i aska bout second hand second twenty get charged - no drink. third twenty i get drink. he ran a scam on me after im winding down from long week. then was bragging about it to someone in bar. dont bring ur dog here- smells like a bathroom

I am into this place - best wine store in Williamsburg for me. Great selection of European joints…read morewithout being overwhelming - also very up on the funky natural stuff which I love. Appreciate that i'm not smothered when entering - but have a friendly and knowledgeable staff when needed. Always have the jams playing as well - imagine the staff of Empire Records is running a wine store. Not sure about the bad reviews - must be dummies/wine trolls!

Have purchased a few bottles of wine here on occasion when in the area visiting friends for dinner…read more Decent selection, variable price ranges, staff was helpful enough but didn't go out of their way. Works in a pinch if you just want to grab a bottle and head out if it's on your way to wherever you're going.

Bibber and Bell is "THE" wine shop in this area! I love popping in here before going to a friend's…read morecat's birthday party or my friend's birthday deck party! The place feels like a meat locker, brrrr, in the best way possible! Especially in NY heat waves. I popped in with my friend last Saturday. It was so hot we almost made it to the back patio when it hit me that were in the shop's back wine cooling area. The patio also looks gorgeous and I'm hopping they will do wine tastings back there when it cools down. It would be a lovely fall event space. There are a couple things that draw me to this space. The ROSE all day rack is definitely one of them. Yes, I am a sucker for rose and I'm ok admitting that to the world. The rack has all those nerdy descriptions to help with the notes like almond and huckleberry. Those notes that help the buyer decipher what kinda classy, tasty bottle to devour. If you are in the mood for something dry and fruity or earthy and robust. I have been known to call champagne the woman's forty! There's four glasses in a bottle. The space is huge and has calming with modern lighting. The wine is divided by region for the most part. I'm always drawn to the France and Argentina but will also go the Spain and Australia route. Yum! This is the place to get your AbFab* on and pick up your home collection of vino. There is a discount when you buy 6 bottles. Cheers! *Absolutely Fabulous is a British tv series, watch the French winery episode

Amazing the price/quality they offer. When you go to the store, you have to wait outside for…read moresomeone to come out and they will attend you outside. The only downside is that you have to trust their instincts rather than you be able to walk around to see what they have. Make sure you know what you are looking for before you go. If not, get their Tempranillo, it's amazing.

Well priced, well sourced wine & liquor. The main fellow there is very knowledgeable and helpful,…read moreenabling one to broaden one's horizons

Great place!!! I love it!…read more Very good! A lot of selections!!! Thanks for the service :)

Ive lived in the neighborhood for a while and believe this place has the BEST selection of craft…read morebeer, regular beer and KOMBUCHA like June Shine!!! It's right up there with Beer Boutique, just more central, expanded selection and easier to shop. The owners are really nice and the place is super clean, not that that means anything just making note. If you're buying a fancy 4 can of hard to find out GRIMMs expect to pay the $5.99*4. It's just price of nice beer, kinda like wine. In my opinion the name should really have craft beer not smoke shop, since more people are drinking than vaping these days.

They charge an additional 3.95% "convenience fee" on all store sales. Uh, what? There's a very…read moreeasy-to-miss piece of paper on the checkout counter stating this, and the guy had a placemat covering the relevant part, so it wasn't visible when I was checking out. When I asked about the fee on my receipt, he kept pointing to a note that said you get a "discount" if you pay in cash. I kept saying that I wasn't asking about a discount but about the fee on my receipt. After a few of those back-and-forths, he finally uncovered the note stating the fee and rolled his eyes. Seriously? Who is deserving of an eye roll here? A customer surprised to be paying a random additional dollar amount on top of a store's already ridiculously inflated prices ($3 more for a six-pack of hard seltzer here than at other stores in the neighborhood, for instance), or some dude trying to swindle people out of money? Also, I looked into this further, and their approach appears to be illegal. For instance: '[A New York Court of Appeals decision] ruled merchants should be allowed to charge you more if you pay with a credit card but only with exceptions. - You must be told upfront with a posted credit card price and a posted cash price for every single item. - A flat percentage surcharge is not allowed. "You must list both your cash price and your credit price in dollars and cents conspicuously," said Attorney David Sieling with Brenna Boyce P.L.L.C.'