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ReserveBar

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About ReserveBar

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Website
reservebar.com
Category
Food, Beverages & Tobacco
Location
United States
Status
Unclaimed
Last 12 months
14 reviews
Replies to negative
3% (2/67)
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About this business

Buy premium liquor and wine for any occasion. Gift a custom engraved bottle of bourbon, scotch, whiskey, tequila, wine and more. Good Spirits. Delivered.

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Is ReserveBar legit?

ReserveBar (reservebar.com) has a 2.3 out of 5 rating on OK.one, based on 101 user reviews collected here. It is listed under Food, Beverages & Tobacco and its reputation is poor. 64% of reviews are 1 star, a relatively high share; The business has replied to 3% of negative reviews; 14 of them were added in the last 12 months. Last updated 2026-08-11.

What people say

Stay away. Bait and switch

Like others have stated and I should have read. I ordered a bottle it had listed for 160.62, it was charged to my card and said it would ship in a couple of days. after weeks I sent an email, it wasnt "answered" just a copy paste return that didnt answer any of my questions. The next day it said my order was coming but running late, the day after that I got an email saying they could not fill my order with the original supplier and to reorder, now its over 1000 dollars for the same exact bottle... and I will have to wait a week for the refund.

Inaccurate Advertised Pricing

Reserve bar advertises many bottles, such as "Old Rip Van Winkle 10 Year Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey," starting at $520. I emailed the company and asked which area and or vendor actually sells this bottle at this price, and they refused to provide me with the information. I have tried zip codes in all 50 states but have not found the bottle for under $750. If ReserveBar.com advertises something on its site and cannot provide the source or access to the stated price, that seems dishonest, and being a third party is not an excuse for not being able to explain the pricing shown on its own site. This appears to be a false bait to get people on the site to show a higher price to the customer when their zip code is entered. At the very least, it is an actively ignorant record of their own vendors, which I don't think is the case and certainly not an excuse.

Reply from ReserveBar2023-10-10

We appreciate you reaching out, Micah! I apologize for any confusion. As our team mentioned, we work with hundreds of retailers across the United States who fulfill orders and product availability and pricing vary by an exact address. I can assure you the 'starting at' price is not a bait and switch practice, but will show the lowest price across all retailers if a delivery address is not entered. When an address is entered, our algorithm will display the selected retailer and their price. Looking into this further, it seems the $520 price is pulling from an inventory feed that should not be active in our system. Thank you for bringing this to our attention so our Tech Team can take the next step to fix any issues!

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