This place has a rough crowd of patrons both inside and out. Apparently, they have a problem with…read morecustomers drinking on the bus bench right out front. Might not wanna shop here at night. Not a huge place by any means, and they only had maybe 3 store pick bourbons the day I visited. Prices are okay, nothing special. I got neighborhood liquor store vibes from here, but without the friendly customer service. The old dude working wasn't friendly at all and was grumpy when we asked him to price a bottle for us that had no displayed price. Dude...do you wanna sell any bottles or not? Not like you have anything I can't find elsewhere. We took our dollars over to Gibby's instead. I'd only shop here if Ii had to for convenience. Absolutely not at all worth a special trip to check it out. We also didn't get clean store vibes; seemed kinda disorganized and dirty with dusty bottles and all different varieties of whisky mixed up in various sections. There's a decent size parking lot in back with maybe 10 spaces available.

I paid for some bourbons, after paying 710.00 and it was 10-13 emails later Steve said I have to…read morepay for insurance. I asked why this wasnt on its original tab. He couldn't answer. I have contacted the State Liquor Commission, and they are going to investigate what's going on there.

My partner and I visited O'Neill Spirits today to pick up some whiskey and find some inspiration…read morefor Christmas cocktails. We were asked if we needed help when we walked in, which at first seemed helpful and friendly. We picked up a bottle, and continued to look around the store. The cashier insisted he would "hold onto the bottle for us" while we continued shopping, and took it to the front register. Rather than picking up a few more bottles, we decided it was time for us to check out and leave. When my partner went to pay, he immediately presented the cashier with his ID to avoid any questions. Then, the cashier commented upon his age and his appearance, which felt like an implication that he did not believe that we truly were old enough to legally purchase alcohol. We are in our late 20s. Rather than commenting on our age and appearance, he could have just scanned our IDs to verify this information! There was no need to make quips about our age. This is the second time we shopped here, and were met with skepticism and hostility. It made us feel like we were suspects, rather than customers. It made for a very uncomfortable experience, and we won't be returning. If its policy to check everyone's age, just scan their IDs. We wouldn't expect them to question or comment upon an older person's age, so please refrain from making comments to younger people with verifiable IDs.

This is a great locally owned liquor store with an excellent selection. The owner and staff are all…read moreextremely friendly and helpful.

Love this store! Great service from knowledgeable employees who really care about their customers…read more Worth the trip.

Had what I wanted to buy. Kind of sketchy people buying lottery tickets inside and outside the…read moredoor, so I'm glad I didn't go at night there alone.

It was the best in the area and they stay open later than the rest of…read more Good selection of everything you may need!

Conveniently located near the North Charleston Coliseum, they offer a variety of alcoholic…read morebeverages. Compared to other ABC stores, however, their prices are not the best nor their overall selection.

This Liquor store has unbelievable inventory, The prices are better than any other Liquor store…read morearound. The man in the morning is, Amazing. He is Patient, Kind, Very thorough and thoughtful. He will walk you through everything. Great place, Great Vibe, Great people. Unbeatable Prices, and inventory.

This has always been my "go to" toddy shop. It's an airy and comfortable store. The service is both…read moreknowledgeable and friendly. The selection choices and reasonable prices always make me happy. I wholeheartedly recommend.

I thought the selections were very decent. Many bourbons/tequilas(both my fav) but I didn't see…read moreanything super special there. Bit pricey but they have a good selection of things as I mentioned . Older gentleman at counter was very helpful when we asked a few questions. Recommend.

Very nice folks work here. I am not used to having it split into wine/beer and liquor but they…read moreeducated me and it worked out fine. I like the lower calorie Tower Vodka. And they have some low calorie Prosecco that doesn't compromise alcohol content. Nice selections of everything and they are quite helpful!

This is basically your standard Total Wine, though maybe a bit smaller than other TW locations. You…read morecan order ahead through the app or online and go in and pick up without having to browse around. Staff here is not pushy and will leave you be. Lots of free parking lot parking out front. The beer and wine side has a cigar humidor for those interested in cigars. Prices are pretty good on most things and they do have a few store picks on bourbons. Allocated whiskies are definitely, definitely scarce here. Don't expect to find any Buffalo Trace products. There's better offerings anyways.

Came here to grab a drink. This is located near the cruise port in Charleston, SC (about a 5-7…read moreminute walk), so if you want to purchase a bottle to bring back onto the ship. The young lady was pleasant and helpful in directing us to what we were looking for. They have a wide variety of wines, liquor, beer, and seltzers. The ambiance was quiet and reserved, as a spirit shop should be. We did try the local whiskey, which had a good taste. All in all a great store to visit to grab a bottle to indulge before you go back on the ship or take with you.

Nice upscale strip for this store with private parking are big pluses. But ultimately the inventory…read morewas weak. I checked them out on a weekday afternoon. No one else was there. The cashier remained behind the counter. The store is spacious. The clerk, possibly owner MR. Pence was friendly enough discussing a few bourbons, but admittedly said was not a connoisseur. The shelves were pretty bare of bourbon and little was rare or hard to find. I found one that was allocated. Knob Creek 15 which retails for $119, they were asking $199. Maybe for other selections they are better, but bourbon is not a reason to shop them.