Traino’s Wine & Spirits

Store is OK. Selection isn’t huge but you’ll probably find something that will work with whatever you are having wine-​wise. Someone else said prices were high but I think they are comparable to other places for wine. They have a good website so you can go online & research what you want & even shop. They have wine tasting every Friday starting around 5 PM, but I haven’t attended one, yet. It’s on my To Do list.
But if you want excellent, educational wine tasting and a place that sells boutique wines from Europe, you HAVE to visit Moores Brothers. The brothers were the sommeliers at some of the best restaurants in Philadelphia and New York. The wine is excellent. I don’t think you can pick up a bad bottle there. I didn’t mean for this to be a review of their store — but if you are looking for, say a quick, inexpensive Cabernet Sauvignon, or a cheap bottle of something sparkling to mix with orange juice, Trainos will do. If you want a wine experience… you have to try Moores. Oh, and Moores has wine tasting every day. (I think there is room for both types of stores in this world).
I don’t go for the whiskey, etc., so can’t speak in that. But I saw it mentioned in other reviews.

I live up the street from this store and would love to go here all the time. Ask Nina for great wine advice. She knows a ton and is very helpful. Unfortunately, the prices here are high. I just tried to buy a six-​pack of west coast beer for the listed price of $ 10.49 and found out that that was for a 4 pack, but they had a 6 pack over the price label. It didn’t ring up and I was told that the price was actually $ 15 for the 6 pack. They have a good bourbon selection but again the prices are high. They sell bottles for $ 5 more than most other places, and some scotch prices are close to $ 10 to $ 15 higher than other stores. Go here in a pinch, or if you want good wine advice, but avoid this place if you are looking for low prices.

I am 48 years old & I look it. They wouldn’t sell me a bottle of wine because I didn’t have ID on me. Got ID and came back, acted like they were doing me a favor by ringing me up. I’ll take my business elsewhere.

Incredible selection and most amazing staff… From the über knowledgeable wine director to the friendly owners, and helpful stock boys, the Traino’s experience is a great one: you’re treated like family. Highly recommended!

This Traino’s location is a good local place to grab a bottle of wine, beer, lottery tickets, etc. If you are a big red wine drink, especially Cabernet’s and French wines, it’s not a huge selection. I do have to say that the owner is very friendly and will always order anything special, if requested. She does know her wines very well.
Parking can be a pain at times, especially on sports game days or early morning rush at Dunkin Donuts.
There is an additional location on Evesham in the Voorhees/​Marlton area as well.

I went there for the first time last month. When i was in Spain about a year ago I had this unbelievable Pedro Ximenex sherry. I went to Traino’s and a wonderful woman assisted me in finding just the right sherry that I was looking for. This store is well stocked and the employees are very knowledgeable. I will definitely shop there again!

Not a huge place, not a huge beer selection, but still has a certain Mom-​and-​Pop charm to it as a place that’s been around for decades. Very nice selection of wines; «Nina’s Picks» will rarely steer you wrong, and Nina herself is pleasant and helpful.

This is a great place to get anything alcohol related at very good prices… even snacks, too. The younger staff are usually less than helpful, but near the wine sample machine is a very nice older woman who seems to be the manager. She will help you with any questions you have about alcohol, such as wine pairings and your specific tastes for whatever event you are having. Don’t be shy to ask her questions if you see her, she will unlock the machine with her key and offer a sample if the place isn’t too busy. That’s what elevates the whole experience, as compared to other liquor store competition.

Traino’s Marlton has a very decent wine selection as well as all of your favorite beers and booze. The staff is so friendly, and they don’t take crap from underage punks. It’s another reason that I frequent there; I’ve seen on a few occasions how they treat people who come in with no ID. It’s common sense to bring your ID for alcohol, and they pull no punches in their denial of service to people who try and give them the runaround.