grain + grape

Super cute little spot with a good selection. You can buy whatever you want on the carry-out side and then drink it on the tavern side (wine, rare beers, you name it), or they'll pour you something fresh from the tap selection.In the summer they invite local food trucks and you can enjoy your drink with a meal on the patio, or just take it all to go.

Good selection of wine and craft beers. Don't let the small size fool you... They have a great selection

New owners now as of 6-8 months ago.Service has been completely overhauled, taproom hours updated to be much more customer friendly, and the beer selection has been upgraded and expanded a lot. It obvious that the new owners really care about the business, and you.Their recommendations and guidance in finding a beer you'll like is great. They take the time to listen to you and truly guide you to things you may like.There is a regular Food Truck schedule and all the ones I have partaken of have been quite good.Thanks for caring about us beer drinkers and giving us hours that are logical.Keep it up!

I love this place!! Brand new owner's are awesome!Always has fresh seasonal beers on Tap in the TapRoom. Retail on one side, beers on the other...anything you buy on one side you they will serve you on the other side.Good people.

How have I not been in here before?! Wide selection of wines and beer! Plus there is a bar side to sit and drink and a retail side where you can "grab and go" Plus! Yummy food trucks parked there most days!I'm glad we have something like this in Bexley and its so close to home. Headed there right now!

I have given G&G a few tries (mostly because they had a couple of unique selections when I happened to stop in); however, today was the last straw. I walked in and asked for "The Oracle" by Bell's. It wasn't on display, but the lady working the counter checked the computer and determined they had some in stock. She checked in the back and came out with a 6-pack (indicating it was the only one). I told her I would take it. As I attempted to pay for it, she stopped me and said she needed to text the owner of the store. The owner responded that she could only sell me 2 bottles, as they were limiting the sales.When my wife pulled 2 bottles out for her and 2 bottles out for me, the clerk stated "we usually mean 2 bottles per household, but I'm not going to fight you on it." (I didn't realize I was fighting, given the fact I, nor my wife, hadn't spoken a word.) All with a little bit of an attitude, and stating "we like to save some for our regulars." Just an idea....do you think I would become a regular if you won't sell me beer and give me attitude....just sayin'.I told a friend of mine that they had "The Oracle" in stock and he went over to buy the last 2 bottles (per say) and a man was now running the store. He went in the back, pulled out a six-pack and sold him the entire thing.ARE YOU KIDDING ME. Talk about a discriminatory act. No consistent processes, and mostly noted....why in the world would you turn away a customer that is willing to purchase your product for sake of potentially selling it to someone else later (I'm standing right here and willing to buy).Questions:1. Why would you tell me it was the last one, when in fact it was not?2. Why would you limit a sale of a six-pack to 2 bottles? These are 12 oz bottles...helloooo.3. Why would you have discriminatory practices among different patrons of your store?4. Why are you in business if you are not interested in selling your products?5. Why do you feel a derogatory attitude will solicit a loyal customer relationship?Shame on them. Thankfully for them there are awesome craft beer companies supplying them with good products. If I were them, I would stop distributing through this store. Not only are their hours limited, but their attitude towards business and their customers is shameful.Consider today my last visit. Good luck and hope you learn from your repeated mistakes.

I have tried to give this place a fair shot. The beer selection is good, and the young man that works retail is great. He has introduced me to several beers I would not have tried. Now for the reason behind the one star. The owners of this place are very rude. I have walked in here a half hour before closing and before the door even closes, I get "last call". No hello no welcome more or less a "get out". It seems like these people wanted to have a bar in their basement for their friends. Because if they don't know you you are definitely not welcome. On a different occasion I came in and said "it is starting to rain, so whoever has the jeep may want to put the roof up". The owner looked at me and said "it is mine, I am watching it" in an extreme nasty tone. Next I walked over to the retail side and started looking for beer. I had some friends on the way to my house so I wanted to grab four six packs. The woman owner comes running over and asks me what I am doing. I tell her I am buying some beer and she says that the retail side is closed. (The retail side and the taproom are attached with a walkway in between, no door). She then said that she would help me "this time" and refused to let me reach in the cooler. She almost pushed me out of the way and told me not to grab the beer. With so much competition, I don't understand how you can run a business like this. The tap room is open but the retail is closed? Why would you not want to make a sale? Why are you so rude to your customers? I have been here at least four times and have had the exact same experience each time. I am done. Once the Giant Eagle opens I think it will be a short life for this place because there will be another place to buy craft beer in Bexley. It is a shame because I feel like it has so much potential.

I love this place! Even before I took a little part time job here, I loved coming in. I am more of a wine drinker than a beer drinker, but that does not mean I have not had a beer or two here! I find the staff (not me yet!) to be very knowledgeable and helpful. I love the set up of food trucks when the weather is nice. Locals walk up and order a craft beer or a glass a wine and then place their order at the food truck that is there for the evening. You can eat your food at the Grain and Grape or take it home.

Mediocre beer selection. The lady who works the cash register is super rude.

I used to be a frequent visitor to this store but the last interaction will be the last time I spend a dollar here. The woman working the store is rude, unhelpful, and quite frankly a sad individual. I went to Giant Eagle and had an experience 100x better.