They have a good selection of alcohol. But ngl is ghetto at night, got people drinking outside and…read moreeven inside the store. When I had gone in. But nonetheless good customer service.

People are nice but the selections are spotty. If I'm looking for a particular spirit I might need…read moreto go to 3 or 4 different stores to find it. Not sure why their website isn't specific about what they have in stock. Other liquor stores do in other states so I know it's possible and not terribly expensive to implement.

We always get our beach groceries from this location as they are the closest to the beach…read more They have a Salad bar and also freshly made to order subs available. Boars Head products in the deli and an abundant variety of freshly prepared food items that are perfect for lunch at the beach. They had my Ezekiel Bread so all was good! It pays to be a loyalty member as with all grocery stores and prices are reasonable given it is the beach. Decent selection of beer and wine. They are busy most of the times I've visited and given the location can tend to run out of some items (i.e. deli, seltzer, ice cream). That said, you can't beat the convenience given the proximity to the beach. Employees have always been helpful and service oriented. Our beach grocery store!

Set up for the entrance is a bit crowded. This is an ok location. A bit on the small side. Prices…read moreare on the high side. They should offer more affordable options. Maybe it is pricy because they are so close to the beach. Make sure you use your Harris teeter card to get the discount . I was trying to get stuff to make sandwiches for a picnic. But their lunch meat is just too expensive and they don't have a very big bread section so I got part of my items from Harris Teeter and I had to go elsewhere to get more affordable lunchmeat.

My friend and I attended a wine class at Total Wine last month and had a great time! The theme of…read morethe class was Sparkling Wine so we were able to taste a wide range of sparkling wine from dry champagnes to proseccos. With this being my first wine class at Total Wine, I was pleasantly surprised by the set up. They offered small bites, charcuterie style, for us to snack on during class and we sat at actual tables, ready to learn and enjoy the wine. Our instructor was amazing! He touched on the regions from which the grapes were produced as well as the different types of champagne and sparkling wine. We sampled about 8 different varieties of wine. Some I enjoyed, others not so much lol. Overall, it was a great event and for $20, you really can't beat it. Each month, there's a different theme so definitely head to the site and grab tickets to a class that interests you. You will not be disappointed!

Pop Open a Party (Sparkling Wine Class) I'm not usually a…read morebig sparkling wine person, but with summer coming up, I figured it was the perfect time to give it another try -- and honestly, I just love taking wine classes here because I always learn something new. This class was held at Total Wine & More and, like always, it was a great experience. The classes are typically around 20 people, which makes it feel social but not overcrowded. They set you up with a simple grazing spread in the back -- cheeses, crackers, olives, salami, pepperoni, and bread -- plus water at your seat, which is always appreciated when you're tasting multiple wines. For this class, we tasted about 5-6 sparkling wines. The instructor was super friendly, engaging, and made the whole experience fun -- lots of laughs, very relaxed, and honestly just a great way to kick off a Thursday night going into the weekend. Now for the wines... I'll be honest, sparkling still isn't really my thing The only one I truly enjoyed was the first one -- a Bellini, which was on the sweeter side. The instructor mentioned it wasn't his personal preference since he leans away from sweet wines, but for me, that was the standout. That said, I would absolutely take another class. Even when I don't love every wine, I always walk away with more knowledge and a better understanding of what I do (and don't) like. And of course... it's basically impossible to leave without buying something. I ended up grabbing a few mixers (triple sec, watermelon, and butterscotch), all very reasonably priced. Between the huge selection (they even carry ice wines, which I love), friendly staff, and consistently fun classes, this is a spot I'll keep coming back to. Bonus: Lexi is always welcome, which makes it even better

This place is still amazing. Haven't been in a long time. Had to drop in to get a easy pass note to…read moreself. You can come in and buy it in person and walk away with it if you ever need it. You ever take the Chesapeake Bay tunnel you have to have an easy pass to be able to return for a dollar The staff are amazing the story super clean. There's always new things to find and they always get the newest cider and such.

****** Jan 2026: snowstorm coming and I haven't seen the…read morelarge Wegmans parking garages packed! I had the same idea of sticking up my fave things: milk, Kobe beef brisket cold cuts $19.99 per lb but soooooo good so worth it! Best warm store-baked bread with it: cranberry orange bread. Still warm from the oven (with such a warm friendly smile from the bakery staff diligently slicing and bagging the bread!) In case I get snowed in, got myself dark chocolate hummus, great for my sweets craving without the guilt. LOVE Wegmans: such unique offerings. *****

OK so I hope no one takes us offensively but if I was 30 years old working at Junior Market I would…read moreprobably not really like myself. The people Junior market are actually so nice but don't get their slushy's because those taste like my asshole but their sandwiches are good I actually wouldn't know because I'm a vegan but my friend says they're good so get those

IYKYK, just in case you don't..well I went in, but the flavor in my drink of choice was not…read moreavailable. No worries, the customer service was great and offered to check other locations for me! I declined and headed to the Navy Exchange package store.

A couple of great visits to one of Virginia Beaches newest stores that opened during lockdown…read moreSpring of 2020. Few still even know they are there and the business is just off two busy roads. Find them in the Birdneck Shoppes in between Laskin & Virginia Beach Boulevard. The store is one of two anchors and signage is exceptionally good on the building. This Virginia ABC has a fresh new look and is inviting to customers. Parking is nearby and the lot has been clean. The interior although clean, bright and extremely organized with displays is a letdown on size. The bourbon area particularly has less shelf space than others. However still a strong inventory of favorites. They also have a refrigerator offering cold alcoholic items such as Jack Daniels Honey. What has elevated the store is their fabulous customer service from staff and female manager. Twice the manager has went above and beyond to assist me with harder to find allocated bottles. Although this is a store that I could easily drive to from my home it's not one that I will frequent with nearby Hilltop being superior on bourbon inventory. That should take nothing away from one of the newest and cleanest stores in Virginia Beach.

Absolutely love this shop. They're located inside the larger store, the painted tree, at hilltop. I…read moredidn't realize the painted tree was a booth kinda store. Ceremony is amazing. I love that it's a one-stop shop for all my alcohol free needs. I tried a little bit of everything to include champagne, beer, gin, and mocktails in a can. The gin was nice in mixed drinks. I just make my Tom collins and nobody notices. The mocktail was the first thing I drank. I got the mojito and it was nice and refreshing. I could def drink another one. I haven't tried the champagne yet, but I did try the beer and was pleasantly surprised. I got the IPAs and loved how hoppy and strong they were. I love this shop for introducing me to all these amazing goodies! I will def be back!

From the owner: Ceremony is Hampton Road’s and Richmond’s first dry bottle shop. We curate non-alcohol beer, wines,…read morespirits, bitters, mixers, and mocktails.

In town visiting and wanted some wine! The prices in the Package store are great. The service was…read morea little slow to checkout. The store was clean and organized, it's the military!!

The Oceana NEX Package store is always my go to when I need to purchase alcoholic beverages. They…read moreusually have a good selection and prices are very competitive. You will find gift sets that are unique only to them. If you go make sure you check out there reduced price items. You will be surprised at what you may find.

This is the most friendly spot in Cape Charles. Warm and friendly and unique foods and great wines…read more On Friday night they have a free wine tasting. A lovely family owns this place and makes it feel like home.

Such a hospitable wine market! Gull Hummock is always a top shop on our list to visit and buy a…read morebottle or two of wine for the weekend. Of course, one of the most favorite things is to be there for a wine tasting. We always have great conversation with other shoppers while sipping. This past visit, the owner struck up conversation with us. Such a nice gentleman who we really enjoyed chatting with for a few minutes. The shop itself has a nice variety of wine and other goods such as cheese, crackers, oils, etc. It is laid out well to allow for the flow of customers if it gets busy. Aesthetically pleasing as you linger and browse the selections. It is businesses like this that give Cape Charles the small town charm.