Wine and Spirits Store

Everything you need and more. Everyone working there Is always really helpful and knowledgeable and I’m always in and out within 10 minutes.

The worst lines in Philly. Never been in the store without at least a 10 minute wait for a cashier. What makes it worse are the 3 – 4 other employees walking around looking at you like they could care less that you are in a line winding throughout the store.

Very nice store with a great selection. Most are standard. Their wine collection however is massive. You can spend an hour or two just looking over the selections. The liquor is pretty standard fare but they do carry the more expensive resposado and anejo tequilas. The customer service is a bit lacking though. They just stock shelves. They don’t know what they are selling particularly the more expensive liquors and wines. Overall, it is very clean and very nice.

Needed last minute ingredients for a sangria on a SUNDAY and I keep forgetting PA doesn’t sell alcohol anywhere else except actual alcohol stores, which is pretty stupid if you ask me… but you didn’t, luckily this place saved the day! The selection was amazing so many options I didn’t know what to choose. Once I was ready to check out I was stunned by the amazing customer service, you know cause a lot of customer service folks either have 2 – 3 words while ringing you up or you can sense the attitude, but the gentleman who helped me was awesome he made my experience so much better.

Accidentally I walked into this place, only because I was having dinner at Modo Mio nearby. I am from NYC, so there are not many restaurants that allow BYOB. Philly does, so with that said I walked in to search for a good bottle of Valpolicella Ripasso.
The prices are good, the variety is insane, so know what you want otherwise you can spend the entire day at this place. The staff is extremely helpful and professional. Let me just say, that every time I am in the area I now make it a point to visit this store for a good wine selection. Their prices and selection cannot be beat. I can only think of Joe Canals in N.J. that has equal or better selection.

Pretty good prices on the selections they have. But nowhere NEAR the biggest selections I’ve seen. Very limited in what they have, but on the bright side, the staff is very friendly and knowledgeable with what they have.

This is the biggest liquor store I have ever been in in my entire life. In Louisiana you don’t have to buy liquor from a liquor store, you can buy it from Wal-​Mart, any convenient store, pharmacy etc… so this whole liquor store concept is new to me. From the outside this place looks like a huge wine warehouse or something because they have so many different wines from so many different countries. As far as liquor goes they have every single kind of liquor from any country you can imagine. Apparently on certain days they have wine tasting, I think on Saturdays from 4−6pm.(there’s a note on the door when you walk in.) When we went there they happen to have free liquor tastings. Rashiid gave us free samples of William Lawsons Super Spiced Whiskey and it was really good. I don’t even drink Whiskey but hey, it was a free sample.

This store *almost* makes me forget that I live in an ass-​backwards state with the most draconian liquor laws in the union. The store is absolutely immaculate. For a wine-​o like myself, it is basically like a giant candy store. All tastes, styles, and budgets are well represented. Everything is very easy to find, and the lovely staff are always willing to help. They have a good selection of my Dave Matthews Band wine Dreaming Tree, which made me a happy girl. Of all the state stores I’ve visited, this is without a doubt the best!

A quick shout out to the Chairman’s rack for helping me not look like a Kenzite when I bring wine to BYOBs.

Its a new modern design store conveniently a mile from my house. It has an indoor garage and street parking. I love the fact that it has most of the high end liquor in stock and has a huge wine collection to choose from. I would recommend this location to a friend.

Best liquor store in Philly. I visit two or three times a week. Not because I am an alcoholic, but because I work around the corner. The staff is always friendly and smiling. Most importantly, they are actually willing to leave the counter and help you find something.
There is a lot of security, but it’s understandable being on the edge of Northern Liberties. I feel comfortable shopping there.
Barbara is great. Keep her around!

This is the best liquor store that I have been to in Pennsylvania. It is huge, allowing for the wide selection of wine and liquor that it carries. The cashiers here are very friendly and quick as well.
I made the mistake of going to the liquor store on New Years Eve at 6pm like a rookie, but I am glad I came to this one. The speedy cashiers made the lines that were out the door seem not as terrible as they appeared to be.

This is the best liquor store in Philadelphia, without a question. Only docked a star really because of PA laws and prices. Good deals and great bottles. Free parking is a major plus. Great joint and location.

My husband has been going to this liquor store since it opened, but this weekend was the first time I was able to make it out, and all I can do is echo the other reviews here by saying that it’s just really great.
The store is big, clean, and they’ve got tons of Skinnygirl drinks, even the brand new releases. I asked where to find an item and was promptly walked over to the appropriate section by a helpful employee.
And, of course, who doesn’t like a big, free, parking lot just steps away?

Talk about major improvements! Although the old Wine and Spirits was one of the closest liquor stores to my home, my go-​to spots were the Wine and Spirits in South Philly or even across the border in New Jersey. Well, no more. At a record-​breaking five minutes from my current residence, this Wine and Spirits takes the cake-​flavored vodka. It’s so clean and homey on the inside. The employees seem to have become friendlier. They host regularly scheduled tastings. They’ve got an excellent wine selection and a decent hard liquor section. Certain sections have expanded to excellence, such as the dessert wine selection, which is better than at the Wine and Spirits in south Philly. However, some wines seem to be SO gosh darn popular that they’re always out of stock.
Because there are only a couple of businesses in the downstairs portion of this complex right now, parking is amazingly easy. That may change when a few more of the outlets get filled up, but for now, it’s just so easy to grab-n’-go!
Yeah, it’s still a PA liquor store, so I won’t be going here if I need to save money, but if I’m going out to a BYOB, it’s nice to know that this place is around to quickly grab a bottle.

A little piece of alcohol inspired heaven has found its way into Fishtown-​Northern Liberties. Tucked below the pretty fantastic Super Fresh is a brand new State Store. THe huge street front windows taunt you to enter through the double glass doors. Wood paneling adorns the inside with an unmatched (well at least for Philadelphia) selection of wine and spirits. The wine selection is impressive and extremely well organized, with collections from all around the world to local PA and NJ wines. The spirits selection is huge too — I sucks that at the moment I am not really drinking because they had such a great selection of flavored vodka I was dreaming of all the yummy drinks I could make.
The employees are (gasp) helpful and really seem to enjoy their jobs, which is refreshing.
Now, if only I could get some beer under the same roof.. .. (shakes fists)

This is the best liqour store I’ve been to in Philadelphia. it’s large, the selection is great, and it seems to be well stocked.
When compared to the sad excuse it replace just down the block, this place is almost Mecca.
Free parking around back, and you can enter the store from the back or front. Glad this is only a few blocks from my house.

It’s huge, it’s awesome, it’s open! South Philadelphia has been my usual wine and spirits stomping ground, but now my liver is really in for it with this gem open in the neighborhood. The wine selection is amazing, as is pretty much the entire selection of every liquor. The first day they were open I bought a bottle of St. Germain, a handle of Bacardi select, and a bottle of wine, for under $ 65, so the prices are pretty lovely as well. The staff was super helpful and knowledgeable of the product and store layout.
This is more than a step up, this is a whole escalator up from the liquor store we used to have to deal with in Northern Liberties. Mad Dog varieties have been replaced with fine wines and spirits. There’s short-​term parking on a Girard, and a parking lot behind the store. It’s like they actually care about their customers!

HALLELUJAH! HALLELUJAH! HALLELUJAH!!! I can’t really put into words (but I’m going to try) how happy I am about the new liquor store in Northern Liberties. I’ve never felt quite this way about a liquor store before. I think I’m in love.
It’s SO MUCH NICER than the old store, and soooo much less ghetto. You can get lost in there. It’s so new and clean. You just wander around, looking at all of the shelves upon shelves of wine and liquor. The wine selection is amazing, there is just so much of it. And the champagne section — Moet Imperial Nectar in stock and right on the shelves!!! Not the 3 bottles in that old dusty clear plastic locker that used to be in the old store. The one that the ladies would make a HUGE deal out of opening for me every time.
The staff here seems so nice and knowledgeable. Which is an opposite experience from the old store. Some of the same people must still be working there, but it’s such a big store they seem to have hired additional help. Additional employees who don’t yell at me for every single thing possible. In the past I’d get reprimanded for anything and everything: swiping my card too soon, not swiping my card fast enough, asking for boxes, not asking for boxes, getting in the wrong line, etc.
This store is an early Christmas gift to the entire neighborhood! I encourage you all to go and enjoy it. It’s a miracle.

FINALLY! I have been waiting for this new liquor store to open for some time now. Those of you familiar with the old location at 232 W. Girard will understand what a welcome addition to the neighborhood this place is. The new Wine & Spirits store is HUGE with every type of wine imaginable. Each country has it’s own section plus a separate section for premium wines. Half of the entire store is wine. On the other half, you can find all your hard liquors and… champagne! Unlike the old store where you would find one dusty bottle of Moet locked up ghetto-​style (if you were lucky), you can actually buy bottles right off the shelf at the new store.
The employees seem to be friendlier than at the old store, although the guy ringing me out seemed a bit slow. Maybe because the store is so new? He seemed overwhelmed by my large pre-​party purchase of many bottles of wine. There is convenient parking for this store. There is a parking lot under the Superfresh and an entrance that leads from the lot to the store. There is also an entrance on Girard. There is a public restroom, and although I did not use it, I’d imagine it’s clean. The store is immaculate. I’m so glad this place opened, just in time for all my holiday booze purchases! Oh, and this store is one of the locations that is open 12−5pm on Sundays… score!