Wine House is a spacious, un-intimidating wine space. The first time I visited, I was greeted immediately and felt welcome. I asked the employee what they recommended based on my love of Larmandier-Bernier, and they conceded they didn't currently have it, but they asked what I liked about it, and what budget I was comfortable with. I gave them my parameters, and they recommended a blanc de blanc that I really enjoyed, and they unpretentiously shared information with me about the champagne. They have a mailing list you can subscribe to in store or online, and be sure to do it! They make sure to only mail you news about the types of grapes/regions you choose. I am always happy to open their emails b/c they are purposeful and infrequent. They always offer a special on a dozen wines, so I finally decided to take them up on it. I submitted my order online and during COVID, they operate with curbside pickup. After I submitted my order, I emailed asking for the weight of the dozen b/c I was planning to walk back w/my dozen. David very quickly replied with a kind recommendation based on the distance and weight he estimated. I arrived with a 60L backpack in tow, I gave them a call that I was outside, and they safely placed my dozen outside and patiently waited while I packed to confirm that I was able to transport everything myself. They also include a description of each wine w/the dozen purchase including pairings. The dozen is a GREAT deal b/c it averages to about $10 a bottle for quality wines that I will certainly be buying again. read more

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A very pleasant retail wine shop with a broad and fairly priced international selection along with good domestic producers. David, Peter, Anya and Chris are reliably friendly and ready to offer suggestions. Periodic sales, announced in emails, include opportunities to taste a notch above one's price point. Still my favorite wine store after 15+ years. read more

I was on a search for a specific Gigondas wine that I had to replaced asap! I went to three other wine stores and could not find the specific wine I was looking for. I drove around the city for hours looking for a wine that nobody carried anymore. I was disappointed, sad and worried, but Wine House Limited changed everything... well, not everything, but made things a little better. The store did not have the same Gigondas wine I wanted, but they did have in-stock a "better" one which I ended up buying -- a little more expensive, but I'm sure totally worth it. I also bought a couple of other wines for only $11 each. Wide selection of wine, great/reasonable prices and very nice people. I especially like that you can order on-line and have it delivered or if it's easier for you, pick up your order at the store. I would totally be back here again. I think I will order some wine on-line and pick it up this weekend at Wine House :-)! read more

This is such a neat little wine store in the Portrero area. This was completely on a whim that we stopped in. Great prices, and a group of people ready to help at the drop of a hat. I would say stop in and say hi, because you might just get a personal wine consultant the staff is so nice. read more

Loved Wine House! I was early for an aerial silks class in the dogpatch and was driving around and happened to see this place and pop in. People were super friendly and helpful, they had an amazing selection of wines and I felt like I had taken a trip to a winery in the 15 minutes I was there. Will definitely be back! read more

Amazing selection of French wines, especially Rhone and country French wines. Good selection of Burgundy and Bordeaux, particularly from lesser known/regarded producers. I love to stop by the Wine House and load up on great Cotes du Rhone's. I usually pick up a few gems in addition to the everyday drinkables. In addition to the huge selection from the Rhone (a little Brunel heavy) check out their Chablis from the likes of Pommier, and rustic Burgundies from Naddef and others read more

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The Wine House has been my go-to for wine during the pandemic. So easy to place an order online for curbside pick-up and plenty of different wines to choose from for every budget. read more

These folks are great - really friendly, knowledgable and dedicated to finding wine for me based on what I like and what I'm looking for. They have wine from all over the world and seem to specialize in importing as well as having wine from the US. VERY REASONABLY PRICED, especially given the quality of the wines along with the expert and very personal service they provide. read more

The Wine House has an extensive selection of wine online and in store. Their sales on wine are a great deal. What makes this place even better is their customer service and kind faces that always greet you and help if needed. read more

So Stephy, what did you end up doing this weekend? Oh, I went to France and did a stop over in Portugal, what about you? Okay, sooo maybe I didn't actually go there, since those Capital One miles don't seem to take you as far as you'd hope, but I did go on a whirlwind and educational adventure at the Wine House on Saturday. We were supposed to go to Napa this weekend and after other plans got in the way, the plan for wineage was sadly postponed. So we decided to at least get some sort of wine fill in and head here. As we were driving up, I was debating whether or not my friend might actually be a serial killer since it seemed like he was taking me to an abandoned lot or something, but then yay, he's not a serial killer and actually just a wino in the know! Phew. When we walked in, I instantly liked it. It's a huge warehouse with wine, I mean, what the hell else does one need to put a smile on your face. Oh? What's that? You need case discounts? They've got em! Oh and you need a guy named Peter to take you through the place and teach you more about wine in 13 minutes than you would learn after reading Wine Spectator for 3 years straight? You're in luck, cuz he's there as well. I got turned onto about $200 worth of wine on Saturday and while that may sound like a lot, when you break it down, I only paid about $11-$14 a bottle and that my friends, is an awesome score! So now I get to spend the next few months trying wines I've never even heard of before and most certainly can't pronounce. but I know they will be "leathery," "dense," "stemmy," and definitely NOT "fruit forward." Can't wait! read more

Two words: Dirty Dozen. We happen to like things that start with "dirty," but besides that, its a genius way to get to try new wine every month. A mixed case of wine, pre-screened by the best in the business, for $119 including tax! It comes with a print out of their description of each wine and what it would go well with--we consult this little bible every night and are almost never let down. I'm not just using them for their Dirty Dozen, however--I often go in to ask what I should bring home to go with bacon-wrapped scallops or thai chicken or rosemary salmon or whatever crazy concoction I am all excited about making for dinner that night or to bring to a party and they always hook me up with something just right. We are lucky enough to live mere blocks away from this wine temple, but my aunt and uncle even drive from Oakland for the deals and selection here! Thanks for keeping San Francisco Dirty, Wine House! read more

Who knew this place was here? Hubby and I walked by today after lunch at Wolfes nearby. HUGE selection, lot's of imports and a very knowledgable friendly staff. Definitely a destination for the wine snob. read more

I saw a sign advertising a wine place while walking around my neighborhood months ago, and promptly forgot it. But then, a few months later, I saw the sign again and since I had time to kill, decided to actually walk to the store. Unlike most stores that sell wine around these parts, there are very few Californian wines (or US wines in general) in this store. The specialty is french wines, something I am somewhat familiar with but by no means anywhere near an expert in. Luckily for me, they do know what they are doing there, and seem to be quite good at providing the right information for the customer at hand: Recently I had a wine tasting of US Varietals compared to their corresponding French Regional wines. I was assigned the Burgundy, so I asked about a good one that wasn't too expensive, and I ended up with a very nice bottle which was incredibly well priced. A couple of weeks later, I went back in to look at something else, and while I was walking around, I overheard a guy ask about wines to drink 10 years out. He received a much longer and complex answer than I received (although the same bottle that I purchased was mentioned). Anyway my point is, if you are interested in French wines, this is a good place to go! read more

Wonderful wine store. Classic French connections, including bubblies. Don't get over to The Wine House nearly enough and working on that...

The Wine House is simply the best at what they do. Whether buying wine online or in person, the Wine House always comes through. I love their Dirty Dozen promotion and newsletter deals. They always have the premier French wines, particularly Bordeaux and Burgundy.. The selection of California Cabernet and Pinots is also extensive. The new Dogpatch/Mission Bay location is clutch. Right on 3rd/21st -- across from the Warriors new stadium! read more

This place is my go to supply shop anytime I'm in town. Very friendly staff that can dial you in on some really great and unique picks. Just tell them what you'd like to spend and a little bit about what your preferences, and you'll walk out with some interesting and delicious wines. There is something available at every price point, which is lovely. They even special ordered a delicious Pinot Noir for me and emailed me when it was available for pick up. Easy parking in an industrial area of Dogpatch. read more

I'd never heard of this wine store (despite that it's been here for over 40 years, me for over 30, and I'm a prodigious wine buyer) until I stumbled upon them having the second best price in the country for the '16 Beausejour. On looking at their website, I noticed that I was even more lucky in that they were having a sale, and I was able to pick a very well priced '16 Pape Clement. The store is immaculate and well-organized, and the person who helped me was courteous and knowledgeable. Their concentration seems to be Bordeaux, and mine is more Napa and Tuscany, but I'll definitely be looking to funnel some of the business I've been giving to K&L to them when I can. Highly recommended. read more

Wine House has an incredible selection of wines from France! They are direct importers in many cases and can get some amazing deals on wines. We buy cases for holiday parties, and one of the gems we discovered there was the J.Laurens Cremant sparkling wine (a silver label) which at about $9 a bottle was an absolute steal! We've had quite a few hit and miss with the Dirty Dozen (12 bottles for $99) but really loved the accessible way of trying 12 different wines from various regions in France (mostly) without spending a fortune. They have an excellent staff that is so knowledgeable and friendly. Just wear some warm clothes when you go for a leisurely shopping experience - the warehouse is pretty chilly! read more

Great find in a random location. They have a GIGANTIC selection of French wines organized by region. The rest of the space is filled with Californian, German, Spanish, Italian, Aussie/NZ, etc of pretty variable quantities. Lots of cool stuff about this place. You can buy bulk--I think we might have looked here for our wedding wine if we had known about it a couple years ago. As their supplies run low, they discount individual bottles. They also sell a monthly "Dirty Dozen" wine sampler for about $100)that would be cool if we could drink that much wine. They have a email and print newsletter that describes their new stock. Besides the inexpensive stuff, they certainly have their share of higher-end wine that I'm frankly too intimidated by to ever buy. Friendly and helpful staff. It's worth just stopping by to look. It's remarkable how pretty the wine looks, just displayed in their wooden crates. read more

I love this place. I dont get here as often as I should, but they have a great selection, knowledgeable staff and really good assortment of prices. There are tons of places you can get California cabs, but not as many with a deep selection of french and italian wines. read more

Some of the nicest and knowledgeable team I've met in SF.. They do great stuff without the pretense, which is so incredibly refreshing. There are many places in the city, but these guys have the best selection of old-world wines, at some crazy low prices. Their advantage is that they are direct importers (no middle man), and in a part of town where rent can't be as much. The location is the only down side for me as I'm on the complete opposite end of the city. Despite the location, this is now my most favorite wine store in SF, and I will be back! read more

This place is a hidden gem for all wino's. I love their selection of Alsace and Austrian wines. I always find great bargains and hidden gems. The staff is awesome and they have terrific prices. read more

Im new with buying wine and i have to say my time at Wine House was good. Very helpful sales person, didn't try and sell me, just helped me pick some goodies... going back for sure. read more

This is a terrific wine store with great prices. It has a French-focused selection (as opposed to many other Cal stores), and we always spend too much here accidentally, especially in the white department. It has an excellent selection of Sauternes. read more

I stumbled across this place accidentally on my way to the gym and to my surprise it was a wine warehouse! I never knew this existed in the city. If you like french wine, this is the place for you. With the exception of champagne, I have only tried red french wine and I'm not a fan. They also have a decent selection of California, Portugese, and Spanish wines. The prices are good and I highly recommend coming here if you're looking for something different to try. The staff was very friendly and informative and the place was empty with ample parking. I didn't buy anything, but I will definately be back to purchase a bottle of champagne or possibly a french white. read more

The Wine House has a great selection of wines and is run by friendly people. If you have a bunch of family coming into town (or are having a party), you can buy "The Dirty Dozen" for about $100, which is a case of various wines they've picked out. Unfortunately they don't let you switch out any of those wines, so you're taking a chance. The nice thing about getting the DD is that you're forced to try lots of different wines that you wouldn't normally choose. Sometimes you come across a winner, sometimes you get crap, but it's always interesting. I'd much rather take a chance and buy the DD rather than getting wine from BevMo just based on how many points it is, particularly since the DD has introduced me to so many French and Spanish wines that otherwise I would have never tried. read more

If you enjoy drinking wine, you ought to visit here at least once. An amazing selection of French wines, with decent selections from Germany/Austria. A moderate selection of West Coast wines, many of which are reasonably priced. This is the sort of place where you can get a lot of cheap bottles or a very expensive bottle. The Dirty Dozen is fun, although some of selections seem to repeat from year to year [or at least that is my impression, but there still are some new ones]. If you know what you are looking for [or ask the staff if you don't], this can be an excellent place to pick up some cheap and yet very good wines for a party. I can't remember anyone that I have dragged along on a wine trip here having been disappointed. read more

I am crazy in love with this wine shop but my mom is an even bigger fan. She pre-orders and picks up a dirty dozen straight from the airport when she comes to visit! That is dedication. I highly recommend them - everything they sell is top notch and the service is great. A lovely local business. read more

The Dirty Dozen makes this the coolest wine shop in San Francisco. Every month you get 6 different reds and 6 different whites for about $100. And it's mostly small European wines that they get in here. This is a very non-descript, out of the way warehouse that's very worth looking into. read more

Wonderful wine store with two personalities -- a personable neighborhood joint and a restaurant supplier. Their strength is definitely in low-priced French. You can't go wrong with the selection, even if somewhat small. All of the staff are wine lovers, quietly enthusiastic about what they do, and take the time to guide you to what you want. They would get five stars but there is a lot of competition in SF. read more

I just stumbled across this place today, after going to the Potrero Whole Foods (it's just a block away) and as a highly functioning wino who loves a bargain, I was delighted to discover wines from all over the world, in the $10 range. The salesteam of three were all very friendly and knowledgable. The selection was overwhelming, and I went home with four different bottles for under $60 total bill, which was a very fair price for the quality of wines I chose. Check out this hidden gem! read more

Coolest wine warehouse in the city with a great lay out and nice, laid-back people to help you walk through the cases.

If you are looking for California wines, this is the wrong place. The Dirty Dozen is a great way to try a bunch of reasonably priced European wines that you may not have picked up on your own. The staff will answer questions and make recommendations in a friendly way, even if you are starting with zero knowledge of wine (like me). read more

The staff is very helpful and the selection is great, but for my no-car-having self, the location sucks. And they're closed on Sunday, so Saturday is the only day I hop on the 10 and go over there. But if you have better transportation than I, definitely give it a shot. Their selection is among the best in the city. read more

After two years of driving past their signs on 16th and 17th I wandered in here for some last minute holiday gifts. What a fantastic place! It's set up like a warehouse, but with descriptions of each wine, everything organized by grape and country of origin and many knowledgeable sales people on hand to help you choose, it feels more like a luxe experience albeit with bargain prices. They had bottles priced from $4 to $100+, certainly not everything on the market but plenty to keep me intrigued for some years to come. I look forward to going back again soon! read more

The Wine House is to SF what Kermit Lynch is to Berkeley. You can pretty much solve any wine dilemma there. And as you grow wealthier, year after year, they have plenty of over $50. bottles to satisfy your curiousities of what a $50. bottle of wine tastes like. That said, there are plenty of under $10 bottles at the front of the store and rarely have I been disappointed. Excellent wine advice, too. read more

The most knowledgeable selection of small production French wine in the San Francisco Bay area. They have a blossoming selection of Italian reds. The difficult part is seeing the same wines on restaurant menus for 3x the price (and one reason we continue to shop here). read more

This place rocks! I have been a Wine House customer for many years. When I lived in SF, it's the only place I ever bought wine. I still (and will continue to) make the trek from down the peninsula. If you like French wine, this is the place to go. The selection is unbelievable and great quality. I have bought very few things I haven't liked. They have an awesome sale in the fall as well where you can pick up some real bargains. They have limited selections from other places (Italy, US, German etc) with some great choices. Most of all I love the staff. It doesn't matter if I come in looking for an $8 bottle of wine or an $80 bottle. They find you something great at any price range and don't make you feel like a lesser human if you aren't picking up a case of Silver Oak (like some other places) or are some kind of wine snob. read more

Every experience I've had at the Wine House has been positive. They have the absolute best selection of French wines, their specialty, of any wine retailer in the SF Bay Area...Robert Kacher selections galore. Ben and the staff at the Wine House are fabulous! They know their stuff well and are willing to help you find what wines might work for you, given all your particular tastes and interests. If that weren't enough to bring you in, their prices are more than reasonable, especially if you get a case (which you can mix/match) and still get the discount! It's somewhat hard to get to during the week, however, given that they are only open until 6P. I recommend rolling in around 11A on a Saturday and taking your time looking around and chatting with the staff...you're bound to find a basket full of wines you'll like! read more

Imagine they took the wine section of Costco and gave it its own little warehouse out in warehouse-land (aka Potrero-Showplace-Mission Bay). While I'm a huge fan of my local wine shop, the San Francisco Wine Trading Company, this place is awesome enough to lure me across town occasionally. Like SFWTC, the selection here is mostly international, not Californian. In fact, it's mostly French, with a nice selection of German and Austrian (*not* Australian) wines as well, so if you have a favorite obscure european wine region, you've gotta come here. Staff was exceptionally friendly and helpful. And, like pretty much every retail shop in this uber-industrial area, they have a big "We are open to the public" sign out front to re-assure potential customers. read more