Wine Shop At Parkaire

I am typically a giver of great feedback (as my previous reviews indicate) however I would absolutely tell anyone I gave .02 about to never shop at this place. While I never expect a liquor store to be staffed with folks that can recite Hawthorne or be jamming out to Mozart, I would expect at least a neophyte understanding of booze and a minimally decent attitude. I literally watched 2 male employees (that desperately need a shower & a hug from their mommas) speak to one older male customer and a separate middle-​aged woman customer in such a non-​sensical attempt at condescending that I decided to stick up for the older man. While I did that, another customer yelled out «Preach it brother» sort of cheering me on for defending the poor old guy. I could not buy from this place after seeing how the staff treated customers.

Great selection of all types of liquor and awesome service. A go to spot in the neighborhood!

I’ve been coming here since I was 8 – 9 with my parents. Now I’m 27 and the service is still excellent and still a lot of familiar faces. They have a large selection of wine and always have great suggestions. This is my go to spot and will continue to give them my business.

The wine shop at parkaire is the best liquor store EVER!
They are always able to order me anything they don’t have (which is rare because they have everything). Limited releases no problem for them. I wish there was one close to me

I wouldn’t recommend this place as a «go-​to» package store since they’re very limited when it comes to stock. they carry most of the popular stuff, but try not to get too crazy. if you’re craving for something that’s out of the ordinary, try a diff. package store.
service is decent. just know that the prices here are more expensive than other wine/​liquor/​package stores. I understand it’s location, but there are stores that are less than 5 miles away with fair pricing.
their store hours are:
mon — thur: 9:00 am — 10:00 pm
fri — sat: 9:00 am — 11:00 pm
sun: 12:30 pm — 7:00 pm

The red wine selection is nice, but since I’m in a white wine mood, I keep on looking. There are less than 10 varieties of Pinot Grigio (which I’m in the mood for), so I try one of eat and go to pay. The location is convenient and the staff is helpful, but for selection, I’ll be headed to Total Wine.

I have been going to this wine shop for several years. I get great advice about wine (and beer on occasion) that is consistently spot on. The only downside is how limited the selection is sometimes but they are able to get me what I want within a day or two if they don’t have it on hand.
I get great service here. I go out of my way to patronize due the the good service.

Ha Ha. I totally agree with the grumpy old men comment. I’ve been going to this place about once a week for 10 years because 1) they have a good wine selection and 2) it’s about 1 mile from my house. I think at least two of the grumpy old men have worked there the entire 10 years and never once have they made a friendly comment as you might expect being a regular customer. It’s always, and I mean ALWAYS, «cash, check or charge»? But I don’t go there for the ambieance and the service is efficient if not neighborly.

Basically, this store is weary of people who look too young to be 21 and they will make dang sure you are legit before they sell you any booze. Welcome to Marietta! I am from this part of town and I know the rules. Do not fool with these dudes– I am 29 and they still I.D. me every time I walk into the store.
They have a great selection of wine, beer, and liquor, and the prices are decent. Just be sure to have your I.D. ready even if you look like you could possibly be under 21!

I understand and sympathize with the fact that most individuals who work in a liquor store may sometimes have to deal with «different clientele» (ie: drunken customers, kids with fake IDs, undercover cops, etc.); however, it is my opinion that a customer should never leave somewhere thinking about whether or not he/​she should be offended by the sarcastic comments they received from a grumpy old man.
Aside from this places «grumpy older men» customer service mentality, they do have a great product selection, and make sure to always stay up to date with the latest seasonal brews.
But keeping your store up to date with its product selection or looking aesthetically pleasing only fills up half of the glass of consumer tastes and preferences, and we all know what happens to those who see the glass as half empty.
So if you prefer a full glass, or even a glass that is ¾ of the way full, then I would not recommend the Wine Shop. But I guess it doesn’t matter how full or empty the figurative glass may be, we all look at it differently.