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Fine Wine & Good Spirits

Name: Fine Wine & Good Spirits
Address: 1237 S 11th St, Philadelphia, PA, 19147, US
Telephone: (484) 438-6553
Price range: $$$

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1237 S 11th St, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19147, United States

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Stephen Mirra

Dec 6, 2022

The cashier was very courteous and helpful.

Anne Tulio

Oct 17, 2022

Very friendly woman at the checkout....makes me want to go back☺️

Steven D

Jan 15, 2022

One of the smaller FWGS locations, so not a lot of selections or inventory if you're looking for variety. Nice that they have a parking lot, albeit very small so you may have to wait for a spot to open up at times.

Dustin Webster

Mar 17, 2020

This newly renovated location has to be one of the best in the city. It's doubled in size from what it used to be a few months ago. They have a really great selection of everything. The liquor is well curated, and includes a bunch of bottles that are hard to find around Philly (though it's still a PA state store, so objectively, the selection definitely leaves something to be desired). What's also nice about this location is that the staff have been pretty consistently happy and friendly, which is much more than I can say for other locations. This is my favorite location to shop at.

Nijah Bise

Sep 15, 2021

An hour before closing my friend and I had an event and we had to rush to the nearest store. Went to pick up one bottle of wine and Pineapple Malibu. When we went to the register the “manager” insisted she sees both of our IDS. My friend then realized she must of forgot in the the house rushing out. Extremely frustrated, I showed her mine and asked was it okay if I just purchase the alcohol considering I have my ID. “Manager” was very unprofessional about the situation and snatched the items off the register and walked away to insist that I could not purchase anything due to my friend NOT having her ID. I get every store has policies, but customer service still has to held to a certain standard and as a “manager” her attitude, lack of professionalism and unwillingness to even care seems extremely offensive.

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