A beer bar in Fremont that has craft beers! Very good beer menu selections. $9-$10 for a plastic…read morecup. It's nice you can bring outside food. We got Viet sandwich next door and brought it over to snack on. The beer bar is in the back of the liquor store. The beertender Dan is nice and let me try a couple of samples. To-go beer cans can be drank here for a corkage fee of $2.50. We came Thursday around 4:30pm and it wasn't busy. Only 2 other men were there but later came more men. Didn't see any women except me lol. Easy parking in a big parking lot shared by other businesses.

At first glance, it's an unassuming liquor store... but in the back.... Surprise! A mini taproom…read morewith Cans galore! A hidden gem in a mini mall, great taps and a wall of cans ! All the the good brews here, and grab some snacks or all sorts to munch while sipping on some nice suds... what a great concept! Cheeeeeers!

Mr. Liquor east bay edition??…read more The guys here are so nice and so helpful. Whenever my friends and I need to pick up something for a pregame or have something chill at hime we go here. They actually have a good variety of different drinks from shots, cocktail mix bags, and even wine lool. And of course they have your standard snacks, candies, quick meals, etc Solid spot for anything you might need in a pinch!

If you are a Red Bull fan you will love this because they have basically every single red Bull…read moreflavor possible but only a few monster energy

I was exploring the area and found this hidden gem…read more Walked in to start looking around, and lo what do I see? A coffee machine, in a liquor store. This is my first time seeing a coffee machine in a liquor store. I don't remember ever seeing a situation like this, so I do what any normal person would when confronted with an unknown variable. I test it, for science. Turns out the mocha is delicious and comparable to the bigger brand name chains product. I was thinking of keeping this to myself, but my love for sharing coffee trumps my selfishness to gatekeep it. So if you like caffeine, don't let the looks of this place dissuade you from testing it out yourself. For science.

14.99 for Zyn, which costs 5.99 at Circle K down the road. This place has products but be prepared…read moreto be screwed on the price of basically everything.

expensive as hell with hidden fees! would have appreciated if they told me up front :/read more

Please do not ever shop here. It was my first time shopping at Bob's liquors when I came across…read morecars the cashier was so kind that I didn't even check the cards but when I got home, they turned out to be fake so I went back and kindly asked the gentleman if I could get my money back but he totally didn't wanna give me my money and he just kept telling me to talk to the boss in the morning and it was even one point that he told me he doesn't give a fuck so please do not shop here the liquor can even be fake for your safety. Please don't shop here.

The service and the people there were excellent. The employees were very helpful. The store has all…read morethat you need as far as spirits goes and the manager Chris is extremely knowledgeable and helpful everyone l every time we shop there.

So i drove a friend here to pick up something for an event they were attending. I decided to go in…read moreas I have a home bar and like to browse for bottles that im short on. This time I picked up a bottle of Saki and it was stocked and located above a tag that listed it as 26.99 - I wasnt familiar with the brand but this seemed like a fair price. I proceeded to wait in line and while i was standing there two employees were behind the counter - only one of whom was actually helping customers - the gentleman helped my friend while the female complained that jonathan or jeremy (some other employees) had left their till uncounted. She was clearly not in a good mood. The line behind me grew to about 5 people during her complaining. She then finally decided to help who was next in line. She (with quite a bit of attitude) waived the next person in live over who was me and I had my ID and CC ready. She didnt ask for either of them - she only said "number please" - so i replied with my phone number. She then said that didnt work whats another number. I asked why she needed my number. And she just asked for one that worked. I assumed it was for some type of membership program so I let her know I wasnt interested - SHE THEN TOLD ME TO TAP MY CARD - no letting me know the price, to this point she had said a total of 12 words to me. So I tapped my card and then the full price popped up on the screen and it was 88$ At this point I contested the price and said this bottle isnt worth 88 dollars to me. She became disgruntled and slammed the cash register closed and said "Well then youre going to need a refund because I already charged you." At this point I was 100% done with her, this bevmo, and allllllllll the terrible service this store is paying her to provide. So i said whatever i dont want to spend another second with you, and took I took the bottle and left. For sure never coming back. Bevmo, Hire better.

Love the service and the people who work there. They always have everything in stock and so many…read morechoices!

I went into this store for the first time with the intention of getting cash bank since my bank was…read morenowhere around. I asked the counter person how much I can withdraw and he said they don't allow that. I pointed at their machine that had a sticker on it that said "ATM CHARGE 50 cents" I pointed it out and he said the charge was $2.50. I pointed out that the sign says 50 cents! He said no, it was $2.00. FINE! So check this out... The line was 5 people deep and it's such a small, crowded liquor store. There was a man right in front of me buying a beer (1 bottle). He didn't have enough and was short $2.50! He was holding up the line and I was analyzing the situation. I thought to myself, I am going to do a good deed and pay the difference for this guy since I need change anyway. So I asked the question about cash back, pointed out the sign on the machine. I did my transaction and it was $24.00 total. I will post a picture of the receipt. My item was $1.50, Surcharge was .50 cents = $2.00 Cashback was $22.00. (He's making up for the previous customer's shortage!) Needless to say, I didn't throw a fit (which normally I would have) since I wanted to do it anyway, BUT HOW DARE HE NOT EVEN ASK! Totally shadey! If I could give a negative score, I would. What made me write this is his intention. He gave the guy a break and I wanted to give him a break so he wasn't short in his register. He SNEAKILY took care of the negative cash balance of his register by taking it out of my cash back! I walked away with $20. Not $22. BE CAREFUL WHEN USING THEIR ATM AT THE REGISTER! THEY WILL STEAL YOUR CASH.

Been coming here since I moved to Union City few years ago. Its a family business and they are so…read morenice and kind. I love the parents, they are so sweet! Good prices and the beers are always sooo cold!! Def my go to

I've been coming to this store for about four years now, and what I assume are the dad and daughter…read morewho work there are always great. I easily spend over $200 a month here on cigarettes and Zemis not even counting what my brother buys. I even bought a rolling tray from the younger woman before. Unfortunately, the older African lady who works there is the reason I'll never come back. She's rude every single time I come in, always acting like I'm beneath her. Today was the last straw I walked in for my usual cigarettes and Zemis, and she snapped at me saying, "Don't come back in the store without a shirt on." First off, I was working on my car, this is a liquor store, not a restaurant. All she had to do was ring up my stuff. I told her to cancel the sale and went straight to 7-Eleven instead no problem there. News flash this is a liquor store, not a country club. If you expect everyone walking in wearing button-ups, you're in the wrong business. My family and I won't be coming back. Clown old lady to lose a regular over a shirt

always good to be there, the older mexican guy and mexican woman are always good to me!read more

A nice neighborhood Liquor that is located in Newark where I grew up. Staff here is always…read morefriendly, and they are like family. They have a wide variety of liquors to choose and staff is very knowledgeable in just about everything. They have Western Union available if you ever need to wire your money. What makes this particular unique is that they have a lot of Portuguese items such as meats and breads. This is because long time ago Madeira Liquors was owned by a Portuguese man. Overall, a nice place to get what you need if you are in the area.

This is a nice little spot in Newark to pick up some liquor. This is a family owned liquor store…read moreso the owner is very helpful and friendly. They have a wide variety of all different kinds of liquor and according to the owner there is always something for sale. They also have hats, white t shirts and lots of different types of lotto tickets.

Oliveira's Liquors' goods are neatly arranged. no artificial barriers blocks any walking path…read more glacier water dispening machine in far right corner.\ all sodas, wines, beers, micros priced. (reasonably) no sticker shock. brew: "speakeasy payback porter" (4.49+) -smooth, robust 7.5% alc., fast buzz 5 stars for taste, value, drips: -quick checkout.....

OO Liquor is your typical local standard liquor store that carries the basics most liquor store…read moresells. It is located in the 99 Ranch Market Plaza with many different shops and eateries. Liquor, Lotto, Ice Cream, Chips, Snacks, Drinks, are all sold here! Store Hours: Monday thru Thursday, 8:15 AM to 12:00 AM. Friday & Saturday 8:15 AM to 12:30 AM Sunday: 8:15 AM to 12:00 AM. Overall, 3 stars.

Double O is the standard liquor mart with a few snacks, soft drinks, instant noodles, convenience…read morefood. beer offerings mostly mainstream, few micros in bottles, 12ish micro six packs. nothing different here. buys: lotto tics. note: -limited 10 minute parking -too many eateries and shoppers at 99 markets taking up spaces.