Pascur Fine Wines & Liquors

Brooklyn, United States

3.4

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15 reviews

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Telephone:
+1 718-388-1900
Address:
303 Graham Ave, Brooklyn, NY, 11211
b/t Ainslie St & Powers St
Williamsburg - North Side
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
500 ftGraham Avenue (L)
0.2 miGrand Street (L)
0.3 miLorimer Street (L)
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Accepts Credit Cards
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Wheelchair Accessible
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Today

Today 10:00 am – 11:00 pm
Open now
Local time (Brooklyn) 3:04 PM Wednesday, June 25, 2025

Business hours

Monday 10:00 am – 11:00 pm
Tuesday 10:00 am – 11:00 pm
Wednesday 10:00 am – 11:00 pm
Thursday 10:00 am – 11:00 pm
Friday 10:00 am – 12:00 am
Saturday 10:00 am – 12:00 am
Sunday 12:00 pm – 11:00 pm

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15 reviews of Pascur Fine Wines & Liquors

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Place rating: 4
Brooklyn, NY
Four stars just for being open till 11pm on Sunday.
These guys are totally fine. They have a decent selection of reasonably priced wines. Have i mentioned that they and are open till 11pm on Sunday? They also have a frequent customer index file: once you hit the ten (?) bottle mark, they give you a 10% discount keep coming back, and ten bottles later you get a bigger discount. Its a nice customer loyalty perk, and i like the file of index cards. It feels like neighborhood. Also. 11pm. On Sunday. No complaints on this end.
Its a little bit out of my way, but Pascur is a great option at 10:30pm on Sunday, when you need to pick up an emergency bottle of wine to commiserate or celebrate.
In short: Open late, Neighborhood vibe, Decent selection and prices.
Place rating: 2
Région de Bruxelles-Capitale, Belgium
Good selection of wines but not much service :-(
Place rating: 5
Brooklyn, NY
Extremely cool, chill people. I bought a pretty good chilled vinho verde for $ 10. Open late, even on Sunday!
Place rating: 4
Tucson, AZ
Just moved to the neighborhood when I was out for a walk and happened upon this place. I was with my dog and new roomie. She went ahead in to search out a malbec. The counter guy not only let me bring my dog in but got down and played with her. Then he gave us a new to the neighborhood discount on my $ 15 bottle.
Amazing service aside, the selection was okay. Not tons and tons, but I found several bottles that are in my less than $ 20 price range that I’m excited to taste Perfect around the corner wine store.
Place rating: 3
Brooklyn, NY
It’s the local joint, so you gotta learn to love, but it’s definitely not the best value. I wish they carried Franzia (chianti) or some other boxes.
Place rating: 4
Brooklyn, NY
Had a really good wine from here, and when they ran out of that one, they recommended another great red. Not snootty at all, I will be back, and back.
Place rating: 3
Santa Cruz, CA
This one gets an a-​ok from me because it’s super close, and the usual counter team of Bearded guy and Nosepierce girl is truly kind and unpretentious.
However, the last time I was in there (after being told over the phone that their closing time was «between 10 and 11») after walking down my unusually blustery, dark and deserted street (full disclosure: I was also a little bit stoned) I walked in to find not the usual team but instead an ancient man sitting on a barrel next to an economy size bag of Pampers and staring off into space, accompanied by a nervous soft spoken man in army fatigues who told me «home safe» in a whisper after I checked out.
No thanks, too much creep for my blood. This does not mean, however, that I’ll ever stop going here.
Place rating: 4
Brooklyn, NY
Great hours, and friendly. Prices might be a little high? But for being here and being open, it gets extra points.
Place rating: 2
Brooklyn, NY
I really hate this place. The people who work there seem really pretentious and I hate going to just buy a bottle of wine and having to wade through a bunch of hipsters just standing around hanging out. It’s why I stopped going there.
Place rating: 5
Buffalo, NY
Yea I agree with Brian R. — Lay Off People!
The staff are so, so nice and contrary to most wine shop staff, totally unpretentious! They have their own picks in one corner, making it easy to get a great wine with sealed lips… but if you do feel like socializing, they will gladly pick something out with their well-​versed knowledge base. In addition to their help, they try to remember your names! They write them down with reminders (ex: Justine, just moved to neighborhood). That is customer service!
The first time we went in, my boyfriend wanted to put postcard flyers out for his show — when we asked, they asked if we had a big one to put up on the window. Rock out! They support local music and the arts. This is my new wine spot and not only because they are open late (which they are) !
Place rating: 5
Manhattan, NY
Aw you guys, I love this place! Staff are so nice, helpful and friendly. Actors, musicians and vain neighbors like myself are invited to hang their head shots on the wall. I totally took them up on that. If you’re worried about the price go buy singles in Bed-​Stuy.
Place rating: 2
San Francisco, CA
As a native Californian, I was wholly insulted by their prices. $ 8 for Sutter Home, my ass! And a little less hipster ‘tude, thank you.
Place rating: 1
Brooklyn, NY
I can’t believe i had to come back to this place. this place is so lucky motorino actually thought of choosing them for a partnership until they get their liquor license. be sure to check the carlo rossi jugs prominently portrayed — a terrible staff decision for display. ps. the cash register stinks– what is that microsoft calculator POS system. freshen up. one star for the ramp outside and my confusion for why people shop here.
Place rating: 4
Brooklyn, NY
i think that the fact that the people who work here represent a community and also try to revive the art of conversation during a time and in a neighborhood where that is pretty much looked at as ‘strange.’
And they are also into having nice lives and a nice time, which i think is highly underrated and makes people who work too hard and/​or have lost any possibility of losing their sense of ‘irony’ really uncomfortable.
Nice people who like wine. Not great for liquor but so what?
Place rating: 3
ASTORIA, NY
They have an OK selection of wines and a small amount of liquor, but what are their hours? I’ve gone by a few times on a Sunday between 12 – 1 and only once have I found them open. The service was good in terms of attitude (the no grumpy people allowed poster on the door was a nice touch), but I’m not sure how much this cute, afro toating hipster really knew about zee booze. She could probably fool me though, since I pretty much have my head up my butt when it comes to drinking.
Grabbed a nice bottle from Spain for $ 8.99 and some Sky vodka. Too bad they were out of Bloody Mary mix.