Quality House Wines and Spirits

I used to shop there exclusively. I got fed up with their attitude and being treated like a buffoon. Too many liquor stores — at least 10 – 12 in a ten minute walk — to put with them.
They used to be ON Park. Moved to the side of the building. Yet they keep Two Park as their address.
Shenanigans. Go somewhere else.

This is my local wine shop and I enjoy both the quality of the wines and the friendliness of the staff. It doesn’t have everything that I want (for example, no Alsatian wines and no eau de vie) but what it does have is fine and worth the price. I recommend it.

Excellent Service and great suggestions for a good bottle of Red & a good bottle of White wine. The $$$$ I wanted to spend, did not concern the very friendly sales assistant. My office is a block away, I highly recommend this store, and will be back — «Continuously»

I love this wine and liquor store. Their choice of quality products is wonderful. Since I entertain quite allot I use them exclusively. Upon entering I am reminded of the warm feeling of a «wine cellar» experience. The service is efficient, I can order 2 days ahead and get the best choices of wines. My guests are always happy. The prices are reasonable for the quality.
If you want cheap wine go else where to Whole Foods for that $ 6 quality of wine.

I stopped by this store a few weeks ago on my way to a dinner party and was pleasantly surprised by the occasion. The store had an old-​world and authentic feel… much more charming than the antiseptic, excessively contemporary wine stores that seem to clutter Manhattan these days.
I was impressed by the breadth of their selection, particularly the Burgundy. They carried vintages from various producers at a range of prices, including moderately priced options, which is not the case at many of the other local wine stores I tend to frequent. Also, for a store that seems to specialize in French wines, the selection of Italian wines was astounding.
In my experience, the staff was extremely helpful and seemed more than happy to offer some great suggestions within my price range. They recommended a delicious Burgundy that was a hit among my friends for under $ 25, and they had quite a few other suggestions that I’m eager to go back and try.
All in all, if you are ever in the area or just in need of a great bottle of wine, I’d highly recommend this Quality House.

Kind of an odd vibe in this place. Many wine stores are warm and inviting, with a helpful staff. Walking in here I felt as if I was intruding their high end social club. You could feel the chill in the air as I entered wearing a hoodie over an Iron Maiden shirt.
What? You don’t think rockers ever pass the Grey Poupon?
The place itself is large and open, with a nice selection of wines in the higher price range. Not really a shop to peruse the racks looking for a lower to moderate priced wine. It just seems very «uncomfortable» in here. Maybe it is set up for more of a «foo-​foo» type of crowd. Too quiet, no music playing, almost library like. I was the only one shopping in there when I went.
Honesty, when I asked if they carried Manischewitz I thought they were going to laugh at me. Hey, at least it was $ 5 a bottle!

This store is right in my office building – so it could have been a place I stop into more than once a week. However, I will never be in again. I went in after work one day looking for an inexpensive bottle of wine for a casual dinner with friends. As soon as the store clerk found out that I was only going to spend about $ 15 or so, he turned his nose up at me and led me over to the junky «supermarket» wines, said «yeah these are easy-​drinking» and walked away. I was hoping for a suggestion for a smaller producer or up and coming region… a thoughtful suggestion. All I got was attitude. I believe every customer should be treated with care – how was he to know I wasn’t going to come in and buy a $ 100 bottle the next time? Well now I won’t, that’s for sure.

This store is a New York institution. If you are looking for a vintage French Bordeaux or an amazing Italian Super Tuscan they have it. The store is owned by three generations of the Fradin Family. Gary is the current proprietor and his knowledge of wine is second to none.

I pass this place every day on the way to and from work and being the wino that I am I decided to stop in and take a look. The name sure does not fit the product. The bottles are mediocre and priced as vintage, service is highly uninformed, and when I asked one of the employees about a specific bottle she looked at me like I was retarded and said it didn’t exist when I buy it on a weekly basis. Then for the kicker… I asked if they had any lable removers and once again… no idea what I was talking about.