Foodery

You can find your special genre to quench your thirst in this tiny corner store. Prices suck but for center city - not bad. Lots of bottle options. Mix your 6 or find a well thought out 750ml to carry you through the night. Occasional tastings to introduce you to your new love while picking out your old faves. Found a unusual for the off season beer here (mad elf). You never know what you might find. Check the staff picks at the register. Something magical awaits you there. Check it out.

The Foodery on the corner of 10th and Pine is good for what it is - a crowded convenience shop / specialty beer store with some food options. The prices are a bit high, especially for the hoagies and sandwiches brought over from other locations, which are middling at best. I do love the service and it feels very friendly and familiar to me as I live a block away. Solid enough if you stick to the beer and snacks!

Great Customer Service. Drinks were great as well. I am beyond happy we stumbled on this place!

Huge selection of beers and ciders from all over the world. Also had some fun snacks for late night cravings. Definitely a neighborhood gem, I'll be back!!

They open a little later so if you're on your way to work, this isn't the place to go to grab something for breakfast. Now that my work hours changed, I was finally able to pop in a little later to take a look inside. It's named the FOODERY, so it's like a convenience store which is great if you need a quick snack, a loaf of bread etc.But there's also, surprisingly, a ton of alcoholic choices - craft specialty beers, in particular. I don't really drink, so it must be great if you live in one of the nearby apartments to run in here for something quick.

Apparently the shop cat has been kicked out by the city. Sure shop cats like might not be kosher health code wise and toxoplasmosis and stuff, but did you know petting cats lowers your blood pressure and stuff? Think about it. Heart disease is the number one killer in america and this cat can save you. Sort of.Anyways, I hear it's the less fancy of the fooderys (fooderies?) but it's still got a good beer selection.

This place has a really great beer selection for such a small spot. They even have a Belgian beer that is super hard to find and is my father's favorite- hello Christmas present!

I have frequented the foodery for specialty beers over the past 5 years. Their beer selection is exceptional though can be pricey. I have always found this spot convenient and nice that they let me bring me dog inside so I can swing by on my evening stroll after work for a six pack. They must have a new employee though because when I stopped by today (May 4, 2019 around 1:30p) for some beer to go with my dog I was rather rudely told by someone I have never seen before (middle age black male) to leave because "some people are scared of dogs." I'll be shopping elsewhere from here on out for my specialty beers, not necessarily because of the fact my dog is no longer welcome (despite how inconvenient this makes things for me), but because of the lack of friendly service and treatment I was afforded this afternoon.

I went to the foodery looking to purchase some beer and cider to bring to a byob I was meeting a friend at nearby. The sales associate who helped was incredibly sweet and was able to help me find what I was looking for instantly. The prices are super reasonable. This is hands down the best foodery location in the city in my opinion. They have a great craft beer selection.

They don't sell hoagies after six just alcohol . Wish they had more of a selection . Service was average . With not the best