Grand Cru Bottle Shop

Great watering hole. The staff are amazing. The drinks were great and the atmosphere was friendly. I stopped in after grabbing some lunch with a few friends and had a quick afternoon cap. It’s in a busy location with lots of food options just a few steps away.. I think this will be my new after work spot to eat and grab a couple of drinks with my colleagues!

And the food options are really great, so it’s a win win to visit the Belvedere Square!

Perfect

My 2nd visit here is awesome! My cool 😎 Benzil is always caring about you! Nice to see ! Love my visits here! Check it out!

Great watering hole. The staff are amazing. The drinks were great and the atmosphere was friendly. I stopped in after grabbing some lunch with a few friends and had a quick afternoon cap. It’s in a busy location with lots of food options just a few steps away.. I think this will be my new after work spot to eat and grab a couple of drinks with my colleagues!

And the food options are really great, so it’s a win win to visit the Belvedere Square!

Fridge is always broken but they sell on Sundays. I REPEAT: THEY SELL ON SUNDAYS. Super nice staff. Good selection. Did I mention THEY SELL ON SUNDAYS?

A lovely shop with a well curated list of wine and beer. Also a super cozy bar where I consistently recieve warm, attentive, knowledgable service. Devin is a national treasure. Love this place.

I love to go to market bar almost daily. However, I do not think that Thai Landing (I enjoy their food) has adequate ventilation. I wish something could be done. Market bar is a lounge area and the oil smell (and feel) permeates our clothes and skin and makes us feel dirty (and makes your clothes/ coat stink.) Thai landing is a great compliment but could they do anything different or could anything be done to minimize the oil???

Eclectic selection of wine and spirits

They purposely hire White women who work the bar on 7-11-23 @1pm. This woman has a bad attitude and treats paying and tipping customers as beneath her and is very condescending in tone. Why they hire ppl like this , who knows. Yet, it speaks volumes of who they truly are as a unit.

I used to love this place. Now, it's terrible. $32 for a shot of Bakers bourbon. That's a $65 bottle. Service is total minimum too.

Great locally owned neighborhood bar and liquor store. The bar was recently expanded and I still am enjoying it (I still miss the old space TBH) – cocktails are excellent, very nice small beer + wine lists, too. Order food from stalls in the market — ramen, Thai food, sandwiches, pizza, lobster rolls, etc. A great place, especially sitting outside on a nice day. Casual and comfortable.

The bartenders are on point, the selection is beautifully curated, and the prices are super competitive with other local options.

I've been visiting Belvedere Square for years and since I've recently returned to Baltimore/decided to settle down here, I decided to stop by the bar with a friend. I had three glasses of wine along with my friend who had a beer and cocktail. We caught a ride home but after lounging inside and looking at the receipt, I noticed I was charged between $10 and $15 per glass of wine. Additionally, one of the glasses of wine I was charged, I hadn't even ordered.I went over the receipt a few times because I wanted to be sure and decided to call the bar. The gentleman on the phone informed me I had been charged properly and that I was charged for a 6oz pour, not the 30z. This wasn't made clear to me when I ordered. While my bartender was very attentive, she never asked if I wanted a 3oz or 6oz pour. I simply told her I wanted a single glass, not a bottle (as is the difference at other places sometimes) and so I thought I was purchasing each glass for roughly $5.50 to $7.00. Instead I was charged between $10 and $15. Again, this was never specified and she never asked, so when I ordered, I ordered under the assumption we were on the same page. Apparently, we weren't.When I called, while the bartender I spoke to was polite, he stood by the fact that I was poured 6oz. I explained to him this was never specified, and he repeatedly explained the difference between 3oz and 6oz. I repeatedly told him that my bartender never asked me which I preferred and that I assumed a pour was a pour. He stood his ground and I stood mine. In the end, and to save time I just paid though I didn't really want to because of the reasons stated above. After this experience, I can't recommend this place. If you do go, just be careful about your receipt and make sure to double check everything. I definitely got too comfortable and familiar with this place. Now I'm being overcharged.In short, lesson learned.Response to Owner/Manager:Appreciate your response but considering you all can't admit a mistake was made on your part and correct said mistake, no, I won't be returning and I stand by my review. All the best.

I've been visiting Belvedere Square for years and since I've recently returned to Baltimore/decided to settle down here, I decided to stop by the bar with a friend. I had three glasses of wine along with my friend who had a beer and cocktail. We caught a ride home but after lounging inside and looking at the receipt, I noticed I was charged between $10 and $15 per glass of wine. Additionally, one of the glasses of wine I was charged, I hadn't even ordered. I went over the receipt a few times because I wanted to be sure and decided to call the bar. The gentleman on the phone informed me I had been charged properly and that I was charged for a 6oz pour, not the 30z. This wasn't made clear to me when I ordered. While my bartender was very attentive, she never asked if I wanted a 3oz or 6oz pour. I simply told her I wanted a single glass, not a bottle (as is the difference at other places sometimes) and so I thought I was purchasing each glass for roughly $5.50 to $7.00. Instead I was charged between $10 and $15. Again, this was never specified and she never asked, so when I ordered, I ordered under the assumption we were on the same page. Apparently, we weren't. When I called, while the bartender I spoke to was polite, he stood by the fact that I was poured 6oz. I explained to him this was never specified, and he repeatedly explained the difference between 3oz and 6oz. I repeatedly told him that my bartender never asked me which I preferred and that I assumed a pour was a pour. He stood his ground and I stood mine. In the end, and to save time I just paid though I didn't really want to because of the reasons stated above. After this experience, I can't recommend this place. If you do go, just be careful about your receipt and make sure to double check everything. I definitely got too comfortable and familiar with this place. Now I'm being overcharged. Lesson learned.

Always fine! Especially, Meghan!!