Compared to some of the other Wegmans beer sections I have been to this one quite comparable. Lots of beers from the big boys, both micro and macro, as well as a decent selection of the more widely distributed european offerings. Atmosphere is what you would expect from a super market bottle shop. Quality is pretty good but nothing to really write home about. Service is just like the others, you may get asked if you need help, you may not. Selection is just like all of the other Wegmans I have been to, nothing too rare but lots of solid craft offerings for a quick pickup. Overall a decent place to stop if you are in the area, just don’t expect some super rare bottles to just be sitting on the shelves.

Have visited this branch of Wegmans a few times, most recently 27/05/12 to stock up on some bottles for a memorial day BBQ. Not been to any other Wegmans so can’t compare. Seemed a decent selection from both coasts, but no real rare cows. Beers well arranged, prices decent, never had to queue for more than a minute or so.

My review is exactly the same as watson’s except you could argue that the bar looks more like something you’d find at a Hilton Garden Inn. They had about 75% of the selection of the downingtown location. They seemed to to pay less attention to bottle rotation as I found a port brewing seasonal from last winter that was getting kinda dusty.

This is the strongest Wegmans for making your own six packs in my travels. I actually picked up two bottles of Delirium Noel in my 6 for $12 pack. Otherwise, same as every other Wegmans take out store.

Not as good as the downingtown location for bottle and six pack selection. The malvern location seems to focus on more options to craft yer own six pack but the offerings are boring. They do have a bar here which downingtown does not...the bar feels a bit like an airport bar. Ill be going to wegmans in downingtown from now on if I go to wegmans at all.

Visited on this store’s grand opening - July, 18th, 2010. Good variety of beer - locals, macros and well-known crafts. Nothing exotic and prices were decent. If you look hard, there are some bargains but nothing that knocks your socks off. Mixed-six option is with a very odd and restricted selection of beers. Including the tax is pricing is helpful, just as is the no tipping in the pub. I never quite figured out the rhyme or reason of organization in the store, but the 90-degree temperatures outside gave me more patience? Help was available, although I doubt most BA’s would find it useful. There are about 8 on-tap offerings in the pub. Growler fills are priced at $10, not awful but again with a restricted selection. Food was good and reasonably priced in the pub which was attractive and comfortable. All-in-all a nice addition to the area but nothing that will threaten places like Pinocchio’s or Capone’s which feature exceptional selections and staff who are engaging and knowledgeable.