Nassau Liquors Grape & Grain

After reading the reviews I thought I shouldn't really go to this place, but there were no other place open on Thanksgiving night, so I went there anyway. The people there were actually quite nice and (sometimes too) helpful with the wines. They had a nice selection of red wines, which we ended up buying two. Nice people.

Great selection of booze.

Cool.

Disgusting place with even more disgusting people. Felt very uncomfortable.

The owners are among the most unpleasant retailers I've ever met. I stopped in to buy a six pack of craft beer and the owner tried to charge a price higher than marked on the shelf. When I challenged him about this he became irate and explained that he couldn't possibly keep all his prices accurate. After I pointed out that it was illegal he relented and sold it to me for the marked price. Zero sense of gratitude for my business. I will never go back. Please go somewhere else.

This store is seemingly run by an incompetent child. The owners should be embarrassed to run such a terrible business in Princeton of all places, literally THE MOST UNPLEASANT STORE TO BE IN in this town. The way they treat customers makes me think that they deserve nothing less than to be tarred, feathered and run out of town. The ridiculous pricing plus the terrible management of the store makes you feel like they just spit in your face upon leaving. The store smells of body odor EVERY TIME I HAVE BEEN IN THERE, unacceptable. Take your money LITERALLY ANYWHERE ELSE BUT HERE. Buy illicit drugs with that money, just for the love of god dont spend it in this store.

For a special occasion at the nearby blue point grill bought a $30 bottle of Chablis from them. When opening the bottle the waiter discovered that the neck of the bottle was broken, with glass chipped off and a big crack running down. Took the bottle back, and the guy started explaining to me how bottle necks get broken when opened. I told him the waiter opened it in front of my eyes. “Stop lying to me!” - was the answer. It’s outrageous how this place is still surviving in Princeton. Never liked this place but used them in the past, convenient location. Never again!

I am Black American and they refused to sell to me. Refused my legal id, and I am a resident of this city.