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ShopRite Wines & Spirits of Northvale

ShopRite Wines & Spirits of Northvale

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254 Livingston St, Northvale, New Jersey, 07647, United States
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Dec 6, 2022
purchased a great bottle of scotch bottle here for my father at a great price too premium bottle selection is amazing, got a whole display case filled. Great customer barrier aswell. Service was nice they wrapped up the bottle all nice

Jan 2, 2023
Pretty good selection... Workers are helpful when needed... No complaints.

Sep 24, 2022
Have been a customer for many years, tonight the manager tells me he's chosen not to carry the things I buy. Good luck in business, son

Sep 20, 2022
Staff on several shifts were outstanding. Came for boxes, but they treated me like a paying customer

Nov 23, 2021
Oddly rude customer service. I recently went in looking for a particular Polish beer and I asked the older employee if they carried the brand. He went in the back to ask the beer manager if they had it. About five minute later he came out and said they were out. I was surprised they actually carried it and I said, " oh good, you do carry it!" He oddly replies, " Well that was implied...." Strangely rude in my opinion. So today I went back to get another Polish beer and I asked the younger employee at the register if they had it and he asked me to spell it. I said, " something OK...cim" I think. Honestly i didn't know the full name, just "ok" He quickly looks it up and said they never carried it. On a whim i circled back and saw it on the top shelf in the ridge. First, the older man didn't know what he was talking about and then the younger employee couldn't figure out the beer with one missing letter in the name? Like i stated just very oddly rude customer service. It seems like neither one of them actually knew what they were doing at their job, or simply cared!

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