This place sold this past year, and sadly it's gone way downhill ever since. The new staff isn't…read morevery knowledgeable nor helpful. The last time I was in there, the staff (two guys) were tasting wine with one of their vendors. They didn't spit the wine and were clearly drunk or under the influence of something. They were swearing and loud- so unprofessional. It's really too bad this place went from a true merchant driven wine shop to a shitty package store. The neighborhood deserves better.

Love this wine shop! When we went they were offering wine tasting while we shopped. They have many…read moregreat choices in a variety of price ranges. Very knowledgeable and friendly staff. We need one of these in our Point Loma neighborhood!

Great service and informative. Came in looking for a wine, they didn't have, but showed me even…read morebetter alternatives. Spiro was very helpful and the entire staff knew their craft.

WINE UP I wanted to…read moregrab a couple bottles of wine for my hotel room. I first went to the Trader Joe's down the street. It was really small and carried no wine at all. Shame on you Trader Joe! I then decided to check out the neighborhood and found this cute place. I loved how the store was visible from the street and down a staircase. The degree of difficulty was awesome, if you had pre-cocktail'd! I recommend you use the hand rail going down. Ha! When I walked in, the two guys behind the counter were very friendly. I wasn't sure if they were always like that or just seeing if my intentions were to really shop. Hey it's Boston and tnese guys don't take any chances. I walked around the store to check out the selection. One guy followed me to the back of the store. He asked if I needed help. Yeah they still had their eye on me. Ha! Near the front door, there were a few shelves of discounted wines. This was a great deal. Buy two two bottles, mix and match varieties for only $13. That's a great deal considering Eataly across the street can't touch that price. I found two fantastic white wines. One was from Yugoslavia. It was really good. I had no idea Yugoslavia make wine. I thought they only made that little car called the Yugo. Where's the Yugo? Personally I'd stick to making wine over cars. I would totally buy this wine again. The store had a ton of foot traffic. I loved how the taxes were all built into the prices of the alcohol. There a single beer cooler in the back where you can select beers from the broken cases. They have signs about not breaking six packs in the fridge. That's so old school. In the old days you could always break six packs but don't do it here. You've been warned. This is a great stop to stock up your hotel room with cheers, especially if you're working at the convention center. Don't pay the high prices of the hotels. I got two bottles for less then one glass of wine. Now that's a deal. Thanks for wining me up in Boston.

I gotta say its not the cheapest and its not the largest liquor store in the city but when it comes…read moreto service and satisfactions this place tops the list. The owner, Steve, is the man. He remembers names and faces, and always asks me about my family, which is amazing since Ive only lived in the area for 3 months. His store has a very suprisingly good selection of wine for its size and the beers are rotated regularly with the season. He'll just as happily suggest a bottle of wine or a type of beer as he would to just shoot the shit with a stranger. Steve is the man, hes got a great outlook on life and will make you want to support your neighborhood businesses. One drawback -- No kegs.

I've lived in the Fenway since 82, Jersey Street Liquors stock a wine I like, amazingly friendly…read morestaff. I was shocked that they were open on New Years Day, I called and a gentleman who works there gave me a sincere "Happy New Year", see you soon. I did visit and praised his customer service.

I still find it hilarious that , evidently you can't buy Glocks or even menthol cigarettes in…read moreBoston or that super markets don't sell beer, but you can sure as shit roll up to the hood and go to a liquor store that markets itself like a theme park that peddles any alcoholic beverage you can imagine. Still, no doubt this place has whatever venom you need sold by a surprisingly nice BBL behind the counter calling you "baby". I can f!cks with it.

The wine selection here is insane. Cant believe I've been in Boston all my life and never went in…read morehere. This store is huge, I only went in to grab a specific bottle of wine and didnt have time to really browse. But I am def going back and having a gander. They also serve beer and a variety of hard liquor.

There was an unhoused person in this store, and the cashiers made me buy them food when checking…read moreout.

these idiots refused to sell to me and told me my id was fake. my id is in fact very real, and…read morebecause i didnt have a passport on me (who carries a passport?!) they took the liquor back and told me to leave. they claimed it "wouldnt scan" (LIE BECAUSE IT IS REAL) and refused to scan it again in front of me. what stupid turds. they need to get a grip.

Great store! Awesome staff, open later than some liquor stores in the area and super friendlyread more

Do not shop here. This is my local liquor store, and both me and my girlfriend used to frequently…read morestop in. Whenever she went in without me, the clerk made increasingly off-putting comments to her and finally crossed the line last night. For her privacy I'm not going into specific details, but his remarks incredibly disturbing and made her feel unsafe. Avoid this store.

I was in town for the marathon and wanted to grab some Jack for the long weekend. They made it…read moreeasy. The Jack sold itself. Everyone won.

Normally, I like this place. I have happily spent a lot of money here through the years. I have…read morefound some really good food here. Today? Not so much. Stopped in to buy some salsa, for the football game, walked around a while before I found it. I joked with the girl at the register "Gee, I should have just asked you where the salsa was instead of roaming aimlessly!" NO response. Nothing. Not a nod, no acknowledgement. I paid, and I said, "thank you!" like I always do. Again, nothing. So I loudly said "oh, you're welcome!"' for her because clearly no one in Deluca's management taught this person any kind of customer skills. Seriously, this behavior just infuriates me, and for a place so over-priced (and I mean OVERPRICED) this is just unacceptable.