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June 2024 by Nick Heebsh
Insanely overpriced, buyer beware! Definitely ripping people off here. Go anywhere else
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February 2023 by Terence M. Perkins
Sweet service from older women
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December 2021 by Kevin Royster
Way overpriced!! My wife stopped in because she was in the area to pick me up scotch. When she showed me the receipt I thought it had to be a mistake so I called. Nope. She payed $59 for the same bottle that I get for $37 at my regular place. I understand smaller liquor stores are a little higher but $22 more?? That’s just way too much.
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March 2020 by Ronald Edwards
every time I go in there, they always greet me with the very nice smile, they know me by face now, not sure if that's good or bad, and always recommend to me the new whiskey's that they think I would like to try.
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January 2020 by J Peterson
Great Place, Always Great Service!
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October 2019 by David Jones
Fair price and wonderful people
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January 2019 by M Eickler
Its nice
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November 2018 by William Eggleston
Well arranged but no BLANTIONS SINGLE BARREL
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August 2018 by hannibal lopez
Very nice people great service been here more than ten times and no problems
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July 2018 by Lori Phillips
Great guy, great selection
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June 2018 by Lorabelle P
Great guy, great selection
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April 2018 by Lucas C.
This is a very average liquor store in the plaza. The place is very dated and shabby. The Lottery machine is probably the most utilized machine in the store. I do appreciate the staff always appear to be dusting when every I have gone in there so the try to keep it tidy but the dated look makes it look dirty. The prices are ok for the area. The bottle prices are mid range and the same products can be found at the Thruway Liquor for a few dollars less. The wine selection is poor with mostly lower quality wines. The staff is always pleasant and helpful.
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March 2018 by George Parliman
Great family owned business. Support your local shops
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June 2016 by Julius Velez
Customer service is not good. Poor greetings every time I go. Plus they are over priced.
