Wine and Cheese Place (Creve Coeur)

Smaller than the flagship location in Clayton. Definitely more of an emphasis on spirits and wine than beer. The vast majority of their selection is in a row of coolers along the wall. They will break up 4 or 6 packs for you if you want a single. Friendly attentive service. There were a few surprises and while the selection is small it is well curated. Not the best location but still above average.

Stopped in here to check it out while running errands because I’ve never been to a Wine and Cheese Place other than the one on Forsyth in Clayton. This one is in a little strip center on New Ballas in Creve Coeur. The store is pretty tight, with narrow aisles; the good news is they pack more inventory in that way. The beer selection is in the back and nowhere near what Clayton has; that said, there is some good stuff to be found. They don’t get the special releases the other location does, either. The staff was super, super friendly. Not a bad place if you’re in the area but it can’t equal the Clayton location.

This place really fails in comparison to the Clayton location. Selection is about a 1/5 of Clayton location. Had a decent selection of local brews and did have Deschutes The Stoic and a couple of other decent regional brews. Not really worth a stop.

An average-sized store-front mainly emphasizing wine and cheese, obviously, but with a fair collection of very good beer. I’d say the selection and help were better by far than their Rock Hill location, but not nearly as good as the Clayton location. They had a small assortment of larger single bottles, but the pick-your-own 12oz bottle selection was weak. I much prefer Lukas where you can buy one bottle of absolutely anything. I always like to cruise a store’s clearance bin, too, but it was practically nonexistent. In general, this is a place I can run-in on my way home which is a few ticks better than your run-of-the-mill package liquor store. Not a special destination by any means. Nowadays some Schucks grocery stores approach the selection and beat them in ambiance.

Visited for the first time, just before their doors were closing. Picked a few bottles, for 20% off, not a bad deal. The selection was getting scarce, so not too much to choose from, but what was left was worth it. Will return when they open back up as the Wine & Cheese Place.

Nice place. Owned by the Wine and Cheese Place. Nice wall of American Micros, some pick-a-6 as well. They get a few seasonals too. Great choice if in the area. Decent pricing. Staff is knowledgeable and willing to reserve limited releases.

Kind of a gourmet food store with a big selection of wine and decent selection of food. Beer selection is decent, got a bunch of Boulevard Smokestacks I was looking for. Not much in terms of build your own but the sixer wall wasn’t too bad with a lot of Midwest offerings. They are affiliated with Wine and Cheese from what I’ve heard, but that store has a much better selection. Still, it’s not a bad option if in the area.

They have a great selection of not only beers but wines as well! They have so many beers that I like and I have tried many new ones that have become favorites! Check this place out!

Disregard grobeen’s entry. This place has a top-notch beer selection with an excellent representation of american craft beer, a fine selection of Belgians, and a nice batch of Mikkler and other Scandanavian craft brewer’s products. Prices are excellent. The store is now part of the Wine and Cheese Place local chain (four locations), so perhaps it wasn’t when grobeen rated it. Can’t really comment on the service as I didn’t ask for help, though it was available.

A nice little shop with varieties of food-stuffs, wines, etc., including a nice food bar. The beer selection is not the focus (its the wine and other food-stuffs). Might pick up a few beers from around the world, but no great micros.