Stew Leonard’s Wine & Spirits

Went to the wine shop and supermarket. The wine shop had so many wine varieties. The supermarket had so many fresh produce, and many animatronics to entertain the kiddies. also decent prices. I wish I lived nearby, I’d come more often

Since 1999 this has been my favorite go to place for fresh foods and milk. I have used their catering services and they are excellent. The cakes are good and you can bring a picture, they will duplicate it on to a cake of your choice. The hot food buffet and the hot foods sections are your go to places for Super bowl wings and food if you don’t want to cook. The soups, delicious, the dips and sauces. Excellent. The breads excellent. Donuts excellent. OH. and the pastrami! They carry organic and Kosher foods too! There’s always a sale on something useful for families. The milk is inexpensive and of the best quality. They use local produce. In the warm weather season you can have a lobster lunch for about 15 dollars with fresh corn, butter and crispy fries. Overall hands down If I had to choose one supermarket to be the only place I could shop for my family. It would be Stew’s. One year when my son was 8 I said what do you want to do for your birthday. He said he wanted to spend it at Stew’s. We had an ice cream cone. and he petted and fed the animals in the Petting zoo. What an amazing family, of people who own and work for this company.

I pop in here from time to time when I go to the regular food store. I have a Stew’s Wine by me locally (Paramus, NJ) and I like heading in there. You always find something new and interesting anytime you walk in. The prices are not crazy out of control and you can do some stocking up if you feel like it. The staff is polite and helpful as always and if you can’t find something they usually are able to put their hands right on it.

Great Prices. Huge Selection of drinks. Not sure if the staff is well informed on their stock because I hardly see them on the floor. A bit cramped in the isles, be careful not to bump into anything… and dont forget to look up, there’s wine everywhere! I give it 4 stars, one less due to how cramped the space is and the layout is weird.

You have to pass the wine store to get to the grocery store so despite past unimpressive experiences every year or so we stop in. Most recently we were there yesterday to take advantage of their promotion on New Year’s bubbly. The sale price was good, but we once again found their regular offerings of less value and the overall experience was not good. No one greeted visitors (or offered assistance through-​out our visit), the floor was an obstacle course of buckets catching what were apparently myriad ceiling leaks, despite being a promotion and the holiday week there was no special signage pointing to the obscure area where the champagne was located and after we did locate it (on our own) we had to wait while store staff conversed among themselves, seemingly oblivious to assisting shoppers who wished to check-​out.

Well you can do all your grocery shopping and wine shopping at Stew lenoards. The wine shop is separate from the rest of Stew lenoards even though they are attached.
The shop is huge and they have quite a large selections of wines from all over the globe. They even have liquor :). Everything is easy to find, well organized, friendly staff. Prices are great here. Browsing through the selection can take a while, which is a good issue to have when it comes to wines.
Just a great experience

Great place, always has the wine your looking for, unlike many local wine shops. Fair priced and convenient.

Always buy my wine here. The staff is quite knowledgeable about all the wines there. They have tons of wine from all over the world. I promise you won’t be disappointed.

I personally wrote to Study Lenards and I never heard back regarding my horrible experience at their wine tasting. I will never give them my money again. I can’t believe that they don’t answer customer emails. It’s a sad day.

Awesome store with just about anything your looking for. Very large selection with a wide variety of prices. Liquors as well as beers and wines.

A fairly priced liquor store with lots of options. I won’t make a special trip here but big with lots of variety. Great options for liquor and wines– nice to find a place with many options of both!

The wine shop does taste tastings and samples

I simply love this place. They have a huge selection of wines, liquors, all the liquors that I’ve never heard before, I found it here. They have good deals too! I always buy my liquors here, and the wine selection, AWESOME!!! This is in fact my favorite shopping place and hang out to educate myself about liquors and spirits!!!

I love the variety of this store. I found many good choices — as well as ones that I could not find in most of the Westchester liquor stores. However, I would think that the Astor Wine in NYC is still stand out amongst the crowd — but this one came close.

They have a wide imported wine selection and sometimes they have it on sale.

I’m not an alcoholic, I just like to buy wine by the caseload (it also doesn’t hurt that they discount 10% off by the case). In Living Color terms, that’s Mo Money, Mo Money, Mo Money… for mo wine!
I usually fill up on the same stuff and make mixed cases:
— Pinot Noir /​Malbec /​Dolcetto d’Alba (to drink with dinner)
— Cote du Rhone (to cook with)
— Prosecco (to make mimosas /​bellinis)
— Brunello /​Amarone /​Barolo (for special occasions /​bring over to a friend’s houses)
— Sauvignon Blanc /​Pinot Grigio (to have white wine)

I live in Yonkers and my Stew’s is 10 minutes away. I LOVE shopping here because they have some of the best prices for wine and liquors. They have free wine tastings with cheese every week, from Wed-​Sun (1pm-​6pm), with connoisseurs who can school you a bit on the wines they are offering.
Their staff make picks on their inventory so even if you have no clue about wines, you can walk around and read the notes they have made on different vintages and find the right bottle for you.
They sometimes offer bigger wine tastings with ticket purchase, so sign up with their mailing list or like them on Facebook so you can be kept abreast about their upcoming events.
It’s nice to go shopping at their market on an empty stomach, get fed with the free food samples and on your way out to the car, stop by the spirits shop and add a free after lunch drink :0)

Since most Trader Joe’s in New York don’t have a wine section, Stew Leonard’s wine shop fills that void. Well-​priced selections organized by country/​region, with a nice variety of choices in most categories. Also, it is a nice respite from the noisier, child-​filled Stew Leonard’s grocery shop next door.

I am definitely impressed by this store.
Free wine tastings and samplings Wednesday — Sunday
from 1:00 — 6:00pm.
Knowledgeable staff, fun selection and well priced.
I could spend about as much time browsing in here as I do in Barnes and Noble!
As a side note the store is housed in the same building as Stew Leonards grocery so you can hit two birds with one stone!

I find Stew’s Wine Shop to be marginally better in customer service than WWW. They have a great selection… not as vast as www, but more ‘focused’ on quality and value. and the store is still easily twice the size of a typical wine store. I think the layout could be a little better and they need more French wines in there. I enjoy shopping here and always leave with two or three bottles at least.

Having experienced Stew Leonard’s Wine Shop in Danbury I felt the need to check out the Yonkers edition. Unlike the free standing shop in Danbury, this SLWS is within the same building as their super market. It is a little more refined than Danbury’s but the selection and prices are just as great. Their fine wine room offers a brief respite from the screaming children next door, smells great and is just the right temperature to lull one into a nap… ;)))
I am not a wine connoisseuse but I know what I like and I like me a red wine that costs about $ 15 in a bottle with a groovy label. For everyday… I found an Italian with a fun label of a chicken laying an egg. That screams me. Maybe they should just sell labels?
The L. ended up with a bottle of Applejack from NJ and I got my bottle of red. A good day indeed.