I've been coming almost every Tuesday for a year straight , the beer is amazing ... The food is…read morefantastic for Tuesdays Mex it up , and the environment is open and unique Overall a very professional location and highly recommended ...

This local craft brewery has been able to serve a wide variety of folks! Recently we came by for an…read moreNBA game and was grateful to grab some beers along with a burger for a great deal! The service and ambience is always a good vibe. Friendly staff whom are patient and always willing to help on any occasion. Looking forward to stopping by in future again!

I shopped there for more than 10 years, then a few years ago the proprietors went through some kind…read moreof crisis and the retail shop was closed and only the wine storage customers had access and that was to their lockers. If they were to come to their senses and re-open I would be more positive, but online wine sales are a huge turnoff.

Closed except for online purchases. Lounge area closed. Hopefully they will reopen in the near…read morefuture. I've got wine machine dispenser cards.

This past Saturday was my first time coming to the Taste of Orange. I came with my brother, cousin…read moreand her husband. My cousin had told me about the event and I bought tickets in advance when they were $35. They went up to $50 a little after I bought my tickets and the event was sold out the week of the event. We could not have asked for a better day. It was beautiful, blue skies, sunshine, great food and great beer. The event opened at 3 pm and there was a very long line when we arrive but when they opened up the gates to the event the line moved quickly. If you wanted to buy drink wristbands they were $25 and it allow you to enjoy local beer and wine. The food tents were all placed around in a circle, surrounding the water fountain in the center of Old Town Orange. We tried just about everything. They had some great sandwiches, pizza, Açaí, beef short rib tostadas, deserts - they had conchas!, smoked burnt ends, lumpia & meatballs and sausage. We avoided the lasagna and other pasta dishes only because that would have filled us up too quickly and a Islands Restaurant booth, only because we had all eaten at one before and we were here to eat from local restaurants. All the local microbreweries we sampled had some really great beers. The event went on from 3 pm to 7 pm and by the time an 1 1/2 hours had past all four of us were completely stuffed. We could not eat any more. So what food item stood out the most? The burnt ends from Smoqued California BBQ. Absolutely delicious and extremely tender. We look forward to going next year but I really want to dine at Smoqued California BBQ to try more of their bbq.

First time attending and I would say a good value if you had early ticket pricing of $35 but maybe…read moreexpensive at $50. This year took place in the Orange Circle and even though it was sold out, it never felt too crowded and was quick to grab anything you wanted to try. Offering free parking was great too. The one disappointment would be that the event is 3-7PM and some booths were done by 5PM with food options very limited after 5:30PM. Seemed like getting beer until 7PM was easier for those who paid for alcohol wristbands. Overall the food options were good but the one thing we noticed was way too many deli style sandwiches and some portions were bigger than they needed to be so that you don't fill up before making it to every booth or throwing half the sample away. Favorite of the day was Bosscat's beef tostada which unfortunately ran out on the earlier side. Other food included: Deli style sandwiches Açaí Cake bites Cookies and conchas Pastas and pizzas Seafood boil from Kickin' Crab was another favorite Lumpia from Banger Lumpia is always a great choice Spinach and artichoke dip Bagel chips and cream cheese Chicken pot pies and fruit pies BBQ Burnt ends Sourdough Alcohol drinks were $25 and included: Paloma Pineapple rum cocktail Sangria and margarita Mai tai Beers Wine There were complimentary bottles of water and canned soda available as well as a couple booths offering cold brew. Porta potties were available but not clean so we opted to purchase from a local restaurant to use their restroom. A kids corner provided complimentary face painting which was great. Overall I'd return knowing the money goes to a good cause.

Philip is the best! I exclusively shop at this market because of the owner, Philip's wonderful…read morecustomer service. He always has my IPAs in stock, which I appreciate l!

Well this is your typical liquor store. Except it has a great deli next door and a big parking lot…read morethat is clean on the outside. The inside looks like any other liquor store I have been in and they have a lil nook set up as a "wine room". Lots of freezer cases lining the walls and some various sundries in the middle of the store, chips, candy bars, etc. It was nothing special but it is convenient to get a drink at when going to the Orange Tree Deli http://www.yelp.com/biz/orange-tree-deli-orange#hrid:17yl5JEZYWmLUfaJbCr-mw next door. There is also a donut shop on the other end of the building. So its just a decent location and they have lotto so you can pop in get your whatevers and out. Another bonus here, I have never seen a line!

So much fun. Great costumes, great music and smiles on everyone's faces. Parking is easy and…read morethere's food vendors as well.

This was my first time going to this event. Not sure if I'd go again, but I'll give you the pros…read moreand cons. Pros: 1. Lots of beer and a good variety of it! I believe there were about 90 vendors, each pouring about 2-3 of their beers on average. Great opportunity to try breweries that you've never been to. 2. The park is big and there's lots of shade and trees, which came in handy on a 90 degree day like today. 3. Lots of porta potties available throughout the park. 4. A decent selection of food vendors. 5. Beer lines are not too long and the lines go fast. 6. Lots of discount ticket codes available online for this event. Just do a search and you can save $5-10 per ticket. 7. Free water & soda. 8. Water mist blowing in certain sections of the park to keep people cool. 9. There's a shuttle service, but they don't start taking people back to the off-site parking lot until 3:30pm, so if you want to leave early, you're stuck. Cons: 1. There is only one way in and out of the park, and the lines can be long. It's worth it to buy the VIP pass for $10 more and get in an hour early to avoid the long lines. 2. Cops are waiting at the entrance/exit. Definitely have a designated driver or have someone drop you off (friend, Uber, etc). 3. Ticket prices are kind-of high, even if you can find a discount code online. I think $35 general admission is fair. 4. The food vendors were spread out in different areas. I think it'd be better to put them all in one section. Also, food is an extra cost (not part of the ticket). 5. No maps available. 6. No cell phone service available in the park. You have to catch a ride from someone to get back to the entrance if you want to call Uber. If you're a beer aficionado, then you'll love it! I'd give this event 3.5 stars overall. For 2 VIP tickets plus Uber, the total event came out to $150. Not worth it if you're just an occasional beer drinker.

Convenient store that's open from 8am to 11pm daily. They have beer, wine seltzers, snacks, and…read morefresh fruit available. They accept cash, card, and ebt if you have that. Daily beer specials and a great place to conveniently get snacks and beers. I recommend going.

Generally friendly employees. For the past 2 years, whenever…read moreI can't go elsewhere to buy my junk food for less, I usually walk here as it is within fast and easy walking distance. I usually just come here to buy chips, desserts, or even drinks. I recommend checking expiration dates as some perishables surpass it but otherwise I have experienced no issues to date. There are loiterers around the place so if that's something that may discomfort you, there is the mention.

Lots and lots of drunk homeless people hanging in front of the store, very UNSAFE! Theres No bike…read moreparking either so they just leave bikes at front door, what a mess! People who work there, including the owner, are very rude. In the morning, theres a Hispanic lady who keeps talking on the phone non stop. The other night I came for some snacks, also bought scratchers and some hotspot tickets. When I was standing in front of the store checking my keno, the owner came out and asked me, in a demanding tone: "pick up your cigarette butts!". I was like:" those are Not mine, why are you asking me to pick them up?", then I said:" well, if you keep insisting those are mine, prove it! show me by reviewing the cameras!" . He then shut up and turned away... What a jerk! Guy was so cocky and so unreasonable Sure enough, they all never have my business ever again...

Snuck inside between good food, tacos, fried chicken etc by the steel craft provided.. Great…read moreenvironment , was here today and the guy with white shirt .. Brett? helped me out and explained each drinks thoroughly, good selection and I personally picked the #11, the almagator. Will come back! Got good rotation drinks and doesn't rush customers . Also knowledgeable on the process. Brett's a1, and Gary's great also..

My fav beer and the main reason why I come to steel craft. So smoothie. So light. So refreshing…read more Slight strawberry taste. So easy to drink. Unfortunately I found out this is the last of it. And they will not bring it back. 5 star review praying that is not the case