Well priced options from a wonderful local business. All the staff is super helpful and friendly…read moreand the owner is in often- has great suggestions on wine options and he suggested delicious alternatives for a wine they didn't carry. It's my go to since Melrose doesn't have a shop open late. My #1 choice whether I need a quick pickup, or am looking for something I haven't tried before. They also had Bloody Mary mix and limes when I was doing brunch. Totally recommend for every beer run. Definitely suggest coming here over other places.

I have a one year contract for work and therefore; have a Maine driver's license. They at first…read moresaid no because I was from out of state and thought I was under age with a fake I.D. I gave the cashier a look like "really?" He smiled and said, "You look over 21." I know I look younger for my age, but definitely not a look that is under 21. I know I legit look in my early 30's even though I am about to turn 37. Would I go back: yes, I already did and said, "remember me?" The cashier smiled and gave me the total amount due. Good boy.

Big store with plenty of choices. They're friendly as all get out and have helped me when I'm…read moretrying to find some obscure liquor because I want to try a new cocktail. I walk, but they've got a solid parking lot. Well priced and always well stocked!

000001 O. Week has suck it you know what I am saying Sorry…read moreI'm telling you the truth if you need me I will be there if you need help in anyway your friend Liz 857. 251 0760

From the owner: We are a locally owned liquor store, conveniently located inside Stop & Shop. We offer wide variety…read moreof beer, Spirits and Wine with competitive prices with convenience. We are really 1 stop shop.

The staff is very attentive and has been there forever. We don't drink but do cook with wine. so I…read moremake the long walk up the street to get a bottle of wine to cook with or a couple bottles of beer to use in a braise. They have a very large selection of wines, beer, and spirits. Finding what your looking for here shouldn't be hard at all.

I walked into Kappy's the other day, not really expecting much. I was looking for something…read morenon-alcoholic, and since I've had bad experiences with this place before, I didn't even bother asking. The arrogance from the staff here is practically baked into the walls. As I was leaving, sure enough, one of their employees finally decides to acknowledge me. But instead of a normal, professional "Can I help you find something?" he throws out a half-hearted, almost sarcastic "Need any help?" It wasn't friendly, it wasn't genuine--it was dripping with attitude, like I was inconveniencing him just by walking through the door. I know when I'm dealing with bullshit, and this was exactly that. If they were actually interested in customer service, maybe they'd greet people as they walked in, or at least make an effort to act like they cared. But no--just another arrogant Boston attitude, served up right at the door. I should have trusted my gut and stayed away, because every time I give this place another chance, they just confirm they don't deserve my business. Shame on me for expecting anything different.

Kappy's has been around forever. Located at the big intersection at Wellington Circle. Kappy's with…read morethe test of time and has grown substantially over the decades. When you visit Kappy's now you can purchase just about any type of alcohol or mixer that you're interested in. They have a huge tasting room have special events. They have rose and rose of Fine liquors, wines, beer, and any other beverage that you're interested in trying. The staff is knowledgeable and help you choose a wine or a tequila, etc.. great you're trying to purchase a gift. Talking about gifts they have fabulous gift packages and very expensive exclusive bottles which are locked up and you need to ask for assistance. Particularly with the tequila selection they have some fabulous bottles that I haven't seen anywhere else. The store is lodge well kept and clean. Parking is easy they have a huge parking lot available. Christmas is coming going and grab the specials. They usually have a bunch of specialty bottles gifts and discounted liquors now is the time check them out.

Love Kappys! Friendly staff that go out of their way to accommodate your needs. They also have…read moresome very interesting classes to expand your knowledge on the available products they offer.

Favorite spot to grab a bottle on my way home from the grocery store to have with dinner. They have…read moreobscure and delicious liquors I can't find easily elsewhere, and a small but very good wine selection. They have snacks and some minor artisanal vibed groceries too. They also do tastings some nights at their back bar-ish area! Great to try new things! They have a membership sort of program so you can get a discount on a rotating variety of things, it's just a phone number and your name and for once that definitely is t sold out to spam you! Finally, just some of the nicest people work there. The nicest.

Malden Center Fine Wines is a pristine liquor store nestled in a new modern apartment center. It's…read moreright across the street from city hall. The store is well lit and aisles were organized. They have a vast selection of liquor including some boutique spirits. And everything seems to be in a specific category making it easy to locate. I was happy to see they have a nice variety of Japanese whisky. Street parking is tough around the area so I ended up parking in a walkable distant lot that was free on a Sunday. Hibiki Suntory Whisky- One of my favorite whisky! I had to stock up on another bottle. It's a great medium-bodied whisky, nutty, and slightly sweet. Overall Service: The staff here was friendly! We were greeted immediately and he was helpful when we had a question.

Bennett Highway? who would have known, it's just Route 1 to me…read more This is right off the highway, going N. Bang a right, About once every 2 years I go to a package store to shop for some occasion I am attending. This was a St. Patrick's Dinner. I easily found the Guiness display, you couldn't miss it, set up near the front of the store. 17.99 for 12 bottles of Guiness seemed like a good deal. The cans with the gas were more and I passed on those. The do give a nicer pour however these were fine for the occasion and the price was right. They had some discount booze in a couple of wagons up front, nothing I was interested in. The store is clean and well lit and organized. I will be back, prices are very good.

Kappy's in Malden have always had great staff. However, recent ownership changes seems to have…read moreresulted in poor packaging - thin bags that rip and bottles fall out and no dividers between bottles. This is incredily cheap service that reflects a profit motive out of line with good customer service. If you go, demand double-bags and dividers. The prices have increase, so WTF??

Awesome wine selection with helpful staff I would highly recommend you come here if you want a…read moregreat wine selection for great prices

Total Wine is Totally Incredible. Vast selection of wine, beer, spirits and sundry items…read more Enjoyable shopping experience. Highly recommended seller.

Perfect little corner liquor store for your basic needs. The employees are always so nice. Never…read morehad an issue here. Prices are average. Selection is average as well. Nothing to really complain about.

Good booze selection. Convenient location. Fair prices. Owner has nice cottony hair.read more

if i could do a no star review i would. NEVER stay outside the store for any longer than it takes…read moreto get in your car and leave. im currently dealing with 2 broken hands i stopped at vernons for a few nips and after my purchase i sat down outside to have a cigarette and collect myself. the owner and another employee came out and yelled at me to leave and that i was not allowed to drink outside the store. i pulled out everything i purchased and the receipt to show them i was not drinking and showed them my bandaged and casted up hands with a single cigarette in between my fingers. they still told me to leave or they would call the police for public intoxication. i hadn't even started drinking at all that day. ive been back since and everytime i do they follow me outside and stare me down until i leave, sometimes berating me as i try to get on my bike to leave. they claim they've said this to me multiple times but it was only said to me the one time when i was CLEARLY not drinking outside of their establishment. its no surprise that this place has a less than 2 star review because everyone that works there or owns it are TERRIBLE people

It's strange to rate a liquor store but my new philosophy on life is 'If they're taking my money,…read morethey're gonna get Yelped." By virtue of being the packie nearest to my Malden dwelling (affectionately referred to in e-vites and inter-roommate correspondence as The 162), it's the first stop for spur-of-the-moment boozing needs. I maintain that one can have liquor-based necessities without being an alcoholic. Like a year ago, when I was between autos. Ursula had died and Miho and I had yet to find each other and, accordingly, I had to hoof it. With some Beef Florentine in the oven and dessert on the brain, Vernon's was the only liquor store within (timely) walking distance. Fresh fruit Foster was on the menu and I was insistent on a banana liqueur. The best Vern's could do for me was the dreadful, high-proof 99 Bananas. Yuck. More recently, Gentleman's Quarterly recommended Pimm's No. 1 as one of four European spirits perfect for summer. Each of the two employees I asked for direction looked at me as if I were one head short of a hydra and dismissed the notion. Undeterred, I eventually found a dusty bottle on a bottom shelf devoted to other low-demand curiosities. To her credit, the misplaced, witty young lady working the register (who did not offer the simple compliment of an ID check) showed genuine interest in the Pimm's and we briefly discussed my intent to mix it with Fresca (not, in hindsight, an ideal blend) and its more regular companionship with lemonade. I won't relate the entire narrative but I would encourage those of y'all with dark senses of humor to wander in on a lazy afternoon and ask for a gift certificate. What an amazing scene. At any rate, the prices are what you'd expect them to be. The wine selection is piss-poor and you shouldn't expect much in the way of a recommendation or even ordinary human kindness from the employees. Malden has plenty of better options (any of the umpteen Kappy's, for example).