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Wine Warehouse of Voorhees

Name: Wine Warehouse of Voorhees
Address: 700 Haddonfield-Berlin Rd, Voorhees Township, NJ, 08043, US
Telephone: (856) 627-2667
Price range: $$$

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700 Haddonfield-Berlin Rd, Voorhees Township, New Jersey, 08043, United States

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Dave Jski

Mar 14, 2023

Nobody at this store cares about the state of their parking lot and where the carts are. My car was parked on the opposite side of said lot, and because of their negligence and carelessness you can see the result below. How they do not have a cart coral ? Ive been working in a nearby store whole day and seen their carts roam all over the place. Do not go here if you care about your cars paint ive seen plenty cars get hit today Edit: On top of everything there was and is zero communication from their side, where they are clearly liable for all the damage, they just dont care. Just go to roger wilco, it might just save you few hundred

Gina Cosenza

Mar 10, 2023

If I could leave a 0 star review I would. I was just in this store with my mother buying two bottles of wine as a gift. I am 21, but my mom was buying the alcohol. There is NOTHING under New Jersey law that states that you must be 21 or over to be IN a liquor store or to hold a bottle of alcohol. An easy google search would tell you that. I was told by the male cashier with grey hair and glasses that I must present my ID. He actually sold me my first bottle of liquor on my 21st in July, and another after that as well without carding me. He said it in such a condescending manner that I thought it was a joke. I did not have my ID on me as I was running out quickly with my mom after a shower and figured since she was buying it would be fine. He insisted that since I was carrying the wine I must present my ID. Again, nothing in NJ law requires that. He continued to berate me, also peppering in "you look young, hun," and things to that affect. It was by far the rudest experience I've had with a cashier. he ended up selling us the wine, as my mom and I remained steadfast that I am, in fact, 21. The transaction took all of two minutes and the entire time I was being lectured by someone I don't even know in a very patronizing manner. I will never be shopping here again. The degrading manner with which he spoke was actually so shocking. Maybe he's better fit for stocking shelves or being in the back because he has zero customer service skills. Don't punish customers because of your own misery.

Shannon Dean

Mar 13, 2023

Pretty obnoxious how they handle Sunday evenings. I showed up about 20 minutes before closing (they close early on Sundays claiming theres a law about serving liquor past 7pm on Sunday’s but there is no such law) and they were standing there guarding the entrance. They said if i didn't know exactly where the product i wanted to buy was located, they wouldn't let me in the store. Used the fake law as their reasoning. I knew exactly what I needed, they couldve shown me to the aisle and I wouldve been in and out in 2 minutes. If you guys want to close early on Sundays just say that. This is a weird way to handle business.

Dave Fullerton

Feb 13, 2023

Great selection and service. It's always well stocked. The staff is friendly and helpful.

Paul Mulle

Jan 13, 2023

Great selection, knowledgeable, helpful associates and decent prices ...

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