Meridian Market and Wine Cleaners

This place is great! Having just moved to the area from out of state, I am starting to notice that in our particular little pocket there isn’t many stores unless you hop on the metro and go up to white flint or down to Bethesda.
This place being one of the only options in a two-​second walking distance from my apartment (which gives it four stars right off the bat) makes it heaven on earth when I need to get something that I forgot at the Commissary or if I have a late night craving!
Such a diverse selection as stated in previous reviews, they have tons of wine and beer, food and snacks if you are in a bit of a snag and need a bite to eat, cleaning supplies, animal supplies, and a dry cleaners (that is quite reasonable I might add). They also have a decent amount of medicine if you live nearby and have a cold or a headache).
Also, customer service is awesome! Everyone is always so friendly here.
Yes they have a minimum purchase for card, but they have an in store ATM that can fix that problem for you real quick :-)
Love this place!!!

All staff is so friendly, and prices are so reasonable. Just wanting to get a few things that you may have forgotten at the grocery store. This is the place for you. Lots of beer and wine’s to choose from great prices!

My usual last minute & late evening market was closed, so I ended up here a straying from my Metro stop. I’ve passed this place many times before while riding the Ride On Bus #46, yet never crossed my mind I’d stopped in.
Post hair salon visit, I knew my date with Netflix wouldn’t be as fulfilling with out my choice of Vino… so here I am.
From the outside looking in, this place looks like the normal mini market… oh how the perception changes once you’re inside. It was set up like a mini «full» wine & beer store, with an expansive selection of both.
I like to take the time to peruse around my newbie excursion somewhere to get acclimated of what’s in stock per my preferences & cravings. The Reds were on one side & the Whites on the other, & of course the Malbec inventory was pretty massive given the space allotted. Thanks to the Cashier who had vino dog ears as I was asking myself slightly out loud where the Malbec could be & she said «Over here» with a loud & spunky deliverance. I got a quick laugh out of it.
We chatted for a few over the various types & she seemed to know her palate skills as she gave me 3 or 4 great suggestions, along with the type of grape if you will. She sold me on the Red Diamond Malbec (Mendoza-​Argentina) & the price was even better as it was on sale for $ 10.99.
I placed my bottle of libation to the side & started to scope out the rest of the store. They offer Dry Cleaning services as stated on the store name, yet Wine Market I swear is al I saw on the exterior signage LOL. They have a full range of groceries, including both cold & freezer items, ready made meal options, coffee/​tea machines, animal products, of course the beer/​wine snacks galore & even non food such as hardware products. Oh yeah, scarves & other accessories for the beautification of a last minute need.
It’s pretty cramped in a good way as they try to offer every product possible as a accessible store to an apartment & commuting community.
Fantastic selections, various sales, and friendly customer service, made this last minute pop in a very good experience.

Prices are ridiculous for everything, also a minimum charge for cards. Will not shop anywhere with a minimum credit card purchase.

Meridian Market is the quickest place to get Beverages or Food near the Grosvenor Station! It is very convenient due to its long hours of operation and proximity to the Metro. They also have some of the lowest prices for beer & wine in the area. It is possibly under-​appreciated due to many people leaving Northbound out of the Metro Station, but it is only a 2 minute walk or so on the Southern side.
The beverage selection is large and is less expensive than the Grosvenor Market. The foods there are basically snacks, frozen and canned items, and in general has a higher retail price than the Grosvenor Market. It is always good with the expiration date, organized and clean. Another reviewer complained about a banana being over a dollar. Well, that’s not so bad, they do that at Starbucks too, it’s for the convenience.
The staff are very polite and considerate and appreciative of their clients. I cannot write about the service or prices regarding their cleaning service, but the clients I’ve seen there look satisfied and the workers are attentive to them. Once, I requested a beer type they did not have and they emailed me when it came in. It was quick considering the strict Montgomery County regulations.
My suggestions for them would be a small table and seating area outside their store where Metrorail travelers could eat or drink before or after their day at work. Perhaps they could have hot coffee and have a microwave oven area to attract customers that could eat the frozen food there without having to take it home. The Grosvenor area could certainly use a public area to eat at and the area outside their store would be a great place to meet people.
I recommend them to commuters and they will continue to have my patronage. Google Maps or Places should give them a grocery cart little grey icon. Have a good day!

Love this place! I wasn’t expecting there to be so much inside, but they even have some fresh produce. It’s so much bigger on the inside than it looks from the outside. They literally had everything I needed for a last minute run for my housewarming party. I was also so surprised that there was also a dry cleaners inside. Yes the prices will be a little higher than other stores, but it’s a convenience store, not a giant supermarket. I’m so glad to have this place right near me.

Need an onion? A 6 pack of beer? Some limes and perhaps a bottle of wine? This place has all the essentials for the «oops, we’re out of… «Conveniently located by the Grosvenor Red Line Metro Station at the bottom of the Meridian Apartment building, this market has a wide selection of refrigerated beers and wines. They also have dry cleaning service and other mini-​mart items like snacks, canned goods and toiletries. The people who worked there have always been pleasant. AND they have Hi-​Chew. :)

I remember stumbling here because I needed to cure my upset stomach but couldn’t make it to a grocery store. One banana for over a dollar! And expired apple sauce. Not impressed. Dry cleaning is way expensive. Go here for one purpose: wine and beer. Anything else, be prepared to pay more than you should.

Beer: this place has it. Also wine: even more! This little convenience mart has several shelves of wine from $ 50+ fancy to $ 10 – 12 hidden gems to $ 8 – 9 total crap. It also has a nice cooler of suds from the generic Buds and Millers and Ultras and Superwaterlights to the high-​end Chimays, Dogfish Heads, and various other domestic and import ales that you’ll consider fairly priced compared to other wine and beer stores.
The problem is, this is our only shopping option in this microneighborhood. Those of us who were foolish enough to move into the overpriced Meridian or Avalon properties and get hooked on their crack-​rock of Metro proximity and idyllic scenery have no place else to go when we have a sudden case of the munchies. Oh, if we wanna get tanked, we’re great, but frozen pizzas? Not so much. Packages of Fleischmann’s yeast, random Asian and European sweets, and plenty of Tostitos and salsa, yes; microwave dinners, not so much.
But hey, there’s dry cleaning, in case you spill IPA all over your suit.

Very convenient! Good selection of wine and somehow has everything I forget to buy from the supermarket. Going to get some lemons right now to tame a aching throat with a Hot Toddy! Prices are a couple bucks higher than other locations (note: not than the other nearby beer and wine stores that are self-​standing and not county operated!) but worth it for the location.

Very expensive dry cleaners. I tried to use the coupon in the ValuePak for a shirt but they said it doesn’t work on blouses, only men’s shirts. Funny how that wasn’t written on the coupon. They’re very strict about coupons here. Anyway, I drove out here for nothing. They lost my business. They were very strict and unfriendly and parking is less than easy. You can find a much cheaper dry cleaner like Dry Clean Expo down the road.

Conveniently located outside Grosvenor Metro station, this is a great little mini mart. Wandered in here with my friend semi-​accidentally /​on purpose on realizing that they sold beer and wine. And they have a really interesting selection. Small beer selection, but some great choices, and some interesting wines. We picked out a raspberry wine that the owner declared «her favorite!» in broken English, and it was pretty great — nice and rich, smooth like a port. They also had selections of some basic food items and do dry cleaning. The owners were friendly and nice to chat with. I wish this store was in my condo complex… :-)