The Happy Grape Liquors Baltimore

Kevin Henry 7 months ago

During a recent trip, we left the nearby bar and needed a liquor store. The man I asked outside had a great sense of humor, suggested I turn around and walk but don't walk into the wall, thru the door. Was standing in front of it and hadn't noticed. Turns out he was working there (Sorry I didn't get your name!) and once inside said "Oh, you found us!" Was friendly, made sure I had what we needed, and the prices weren't bad.

Glenn Bartlett a year ago

Small liquor store in a great downtown location. Staff very friendly , cold craft beer, small selection of wine and spirits. Did not show up when I googled for a liquor store. Hopefully this review helps promote them.

Leon Carrington 7 years ago

It was great to have a liquor store that was open on a Sunday, and that was close to my hotel. The guy at the register was courteous. They have more of a wine selection than liquor, but it served its purpose. The rates are a little higher than usual, but for the area it's in, its to be expected. I recommend Happy Grape Liquors. 4 stars!

Aaryan Pal 11 months ago

I had an awesome experience at The Happy Grape Liquor Store! Amir and Chi were absolutely fantastic—super friendly, knowledgeable, and genuinely helpful. I wasn’t exactly sure what I was looking for, but they took the time to ask the right questions and made some truly spot-on recommendations. Their passion for what they do really shows, and it made the whole shopping experience enjoyable and easy. Thanks to their guidance, I walked out with some excellent picks that I wouldn’t have found on my own. Highly recommend stopping by and asking for Amir or Chi—you’ll be in great hands!

T. Muller 11 months ago

Predominantly sells wine, not liquor or beer. Very small, very limited and sparse stock, oddly quiet, and the clerk ignored me entirely until I checked out, arguing about the store's liquor licence or something to that effect over the phone with what I assumed was the owner or staff. I almost didn't go in because the sign on the door was turned to "closed", though they were actually open. A bit expensive, too.