Streetcar

"Easy and friendly. Has non-alcoholic options"

"Super-knowledgeable staff with personal details and stories to add to the wines. Great music playing, and vinyl and a turntable on hand. I was looking for a relatively obscure grape--Tannat--and they had a very solid bottling of it from a small vineyard in the US. Very good experience!"

"Ok, I've been trying to like you Streetcar but yesterday was the limit. Your staff is unfriendly (except for a woman who I think it's one of the owners) and unwelcoming. I walked in yesterday to find a wine tasting. Great, I thought. However, the 2 people, one at the register, the other one standing, did not greet me nor did they say, hey, would you like to taste some wine? Since the space is small, there was a cluster of people I had to go around to get to the cold wines then back again to search for a rose in the stacks. The standing guy made no effort to help me, not even steer me to the rose being tested. When I paid, there was no human exchange, except to tell me to swipe my card again, and when I asked for a sleeve. I said thank you for the latter, but none was given to me. Those two guys I've seen them before with the same attitude. What is it? Is it because I'm an older, Hispanic woman? My partner gave up on them a long time ago and I have now reached my limit. I rather walk to the liquor store on Hyde Square with a great selection of everything or to the friendly place near Stonybrook. It is clear you do not want my business and that's ok. You are not the only game in town."

"The selection, service and prices for wine were fine. The beer selection is pretty small. The place is cute and obviously a small local business, but I wouldn't necessarily go back because of the limited selection - no liquor or cold beer etc. Parking available in the lot across the street."

"Excellent service and selections of worldwide beer and wine. My favorite place to find Croatian and Georgian wines, along with educating me on styles from places I already thought I knew I also appreciate their activism on wine importation."