You want wine??? They got wine! You want beer??? Good luck some where else. This small establishment seems to be new or under construction. Not much decor just bare white walls and a haphazard shelving of liqour.
They do have lots of wine which I thing is their niche. There are many quaint West restaurant nearby this establishment which I feel they cater to. I got a bottle of French Cabernet Sauvignon for 15 bucks and was very good.
The cooler for beers was practically empty. A lonely bottle of the only six pack of LEFFA was begging for me to find it a good home in my belly so I couldn't refuse. These people really need to step up their game. The female cashier was very pleasant.
This spot is pretty bare bones and has zero ambiance, but it does indeed have wine and it's located pretty centrally on Bloomfield Ave so if you happen to be at Mancinni's (like myself) or another Bloomfield Ave and need a bottle, it does the job.
I went and picked up 2 bottles of Italian red. Don't go in there thinking there will be a humungous selection and don't go in thinking that there will be staff on hand to help guide you in the wine selecting process. Do go in and find the price point your looking for and purchase and leave.
One of the bottles was quite nice at $14 (although over priced still if you ask me) and the other bottle was not as tasty (and definitely over priced). Expect a few dollar mark up for convenience.
Bare bones on the beer and hard alcohol selection as well.
If you're in a bind and need a quick bottle, definitely helpful, but I would head to Amanti Vino for a much more pleasurable experience and a lot more inventory.
No frills liquor store to pickup a bottle for the many BYOB options in Montclair. This store is nothing special at all, cheapest bottle of wine is $15 here. All it is is convenience and they are right next to my favorite pizzeria there.
I would never go out of my way to shop here, but it serves a purpose if you forgot or didn't feel like bringing a bottle from home.
Selection is also poor here, but you can find a decent bottle from the south america or California to enjoy with your meal.
Came here in the hopes for some sangria and was told by the employee that this is "a boutique wine shop" and that "they don't sell that stuff here." Well.. thanks
You want wine??? They got wine! You want beer??? Good luck some where else. This small establishment seems to be new or under construction. Not much decor just bare white walls and a haphazard shelving of liqour.
They do have lots of wine which I thing is their niche. There are many quaint West restaurant nearby this establishment which I feel they cater to. I got a bottle of French Cabernet Sauvignon for 15 bucks and was very good.
The cooler for beers was practically empty. A lonely bottle of the only six pack of LEFFA was begging for me to find it a good home in my belly so I couldn't refuse. These people really need to step up their game. The female cashier was very pleasant.
This spot is pretty bare bones and has zero ambiance, but it does indeed have wine and it's located pretty centrally on Bloomfield Ave so if you happen to be at Mancinni's (like myself) or another Bloomfield Ave and need a bottle, it does the job.
I went and picked up 2 bottles of Italian red. Don't go in there thinking there will be a humungous selection and don't go in thinking that there will be staff on hand to help guide you in the wine selecting process. Do go in and find the price point your looking for and purchase and leave.
One of the bottles was quite nice at $14 (although over priced still if you ask me) and the other bottle was not as tasty (and definitely over priced). Expect a few dollar mark up for convenience.
Bare bones on the beer and hard alcohol selection as well.
If you're in a bind and need a quick bottle, definitely helpful, but I would head to Amanti Vino for a much more pleasurable experience and a lot more inventory.
No frills liquor store to pickup a bottle for the many BYOB options in Montclair. This store is nothing special at all, cheapest bottle of wine is $15 here. All it is is convenience and they are right next to my favorite pizzeria there.
I would never go out of my way to shop here, but it serves a purpose if you forgot or didn't feel like bringing a bottle from home.
Selection is also poor here, but you can find a decent bottle from the south america or California to enjoy with your meal.
Came here in the hopes for some sangria and was told by the employee that this is "a boutique wine shop" and that "they don't sell that stuff here." Well.. thanks