The staff was friendly, inventory was plentiful, and prices were good. The place was clean and…read moreorganized and there were loads of parking

I was searching for Brix Terrapin Twist and could not find at any of the liquor stores near me…read more Took a ride to Clifton Commons Spirits and Wine and i did not see any. I asked the person at the register if he had any, and he replied they were sold out within two days of delivery. This right their told me the man knows his beers. He then offered to order more, which i accepted. He went online and checked for availability, ordered and took my cell number. Four days later i received a call the beer was in. Very grateful!! My new beer store!!

I don't write this as a local. Not anymore. I do write this with the memories of a kid who went…read moreshopping with his parents at PathMark and bypassed Pizza And and Bagels Plus to come here and stock up for the grandest Christmas parties the Pasta Triangle had ever witnessed. There was Seagram's 7 for the egg nog, Dekuypers for the gift baskets, Brotherhood Holiday wine for the table, the occasional case of Brookdale sodas for the kids, Kahlua for holiday sombreros, Miller Chill for my redneck uncle's Christmas present... and quarters from the owners so I could go play Street Fighter behind the bagel shop while my parents had fun. Kelly's was there to grow up with me. When I came home from college, it's where I bought the white zinfandel to go with the Land O Lakes chedarella I'd have during my incredibly adult wine-and-cheese nights. It's where I'd find Brooklyn Double Chocolate, Samuel Adams Boston Lager and several other "weird beers" that my dad would shake his head at before eventually nicking about half the pack. It was where I could finally get my mom her bottle of amaretto and my dad a gift-boxed bottle of scotch and put them under the tree. The years went on, I moved away, and I'd only see Kelly's when I'd come home for Christmas. It's where I'd make the family ice run and where I'd end up when the bottle of Finlandia that had bin in the basement for 25 years miraculously ran dry because the adults could drink vodka again. Sometime when I wasn't looking, the Pathmark closed up shop, the bank went away, the gift shop was no more and the hairdresser bolted. Even the "new" KFC didn't think this was a great place to be anymore. Kelly's stuck it out. It left its wood-paneled little corner shop for the liquor warehouse you see today. For its trouble, it gets all the outgoing traffic from a Shop-Rite that may not be Nutley Park, but is at least Belleville's own. Hey, you can even stop at the Pizza Hut on the way out if you want to see if people still sit in Pizza Huts anymore. I'm writing this review because Kelly's grew up with this old man. I'm out in Oregon now, but my cousins are still in Jersey. However, I discovered that I could order from Kelly's online and pay in advance. With their help, I made sure my cousins got the Holiday wine and Dekuyper's cordials our family's enjoyed for years... and sent them off in reusable Shop-Rite bags with more personal gifts tucked inside. Despite my best intentions, I couldn't get back for Christmas this year. But in recent years, I've been developing a soft spot for my old hometown, especially around the holiday. I remember pulling up to that McDonald's across the street after a long day of Christmas Eve errands with my sister and getting a small stack, only to have a worker sigh audibly when we asked for honey (points for consistency). I remember the many iterations of streetlight decorations throughout the town and the years when we'd get enough snow for sledding beneath the high-tension towers. I remember watching A Christmas Story and thinking how much Ralphie's town reminded me of Belleville. Being able to access a small, familiar corner of it--if only through a website--made this holiday season just a bit better and left me feeling just a bit closer to home. I don't know who owns the place now, but I thank you for your hospitality and wish you and yours the best.

THEY ARE SCAMMER&FRAUD!! I ordered 5 bottles valued $675 on their website a month ago, and I didn't…read moreget any updates for a while so I called them to know the process. They said, due to low stocks, they can only ship 4bottles and would refund money for the one bottle. So I said YES. And I called them again after 2days to get a tracking number. But a guy, called manager, was so rude. I only asked my tracking number and he was so testy with no reason and just hung up the phone while I was still talking. And I called several times more, they didn't pick up the phone.. Finally, Someone picked up the phone, and she said without manager or owner, she can't acccess my order status but according to my order number, there is no shipment they shipped. So I complained that the manager said he already shipped it few days ago and then she wanted me to leave my phone number and she said manager would call me. Guess what?? 3days passed. Nobody called me. I don't even know they really shipped my order or not. They don't pick up the phone from my number. I will report them soon. Be aware! They treat customers like shit with no reasons and scammer! I lost $675

Had lovely service from the proprietor. Gave us an excellent recommendation for a bottle of wine…read morethat was not overpriced. Would certainly come here again when eating out in the area.

Been going here from time to time because it's close by, but today was the last day. It's wildly…read moreoverpriced every time I get something from there. $10 for a 6 pack of 12oz Budweiser. Absolutely nuts. You're better off going to the liquor store on Centre St and Union. They have regular prices. Who sells a table wine for $16?

Running parallel to Route 21 (Jersey's least sexy highway, am I right?) - I can't lie... this whole…read morearea looks like it would make the perfect backdrop for a scary flick. Then after you park you're walking on the metal ramp to/from the entrance which is rickety and noisey and you get the creeps. But... first thing on a sunny Saturday morning I didn't feel nervous (or have to borrow the Mrs' mace) to give this place a try. The inside is much nicer than you might expect and it's chock-a-block with all sorts of spirits and beers and wines. A whole lot of beers I never heard of before and if I had a bone to pick - I wish their "Beer Cave" offered more unrefrigerated beers since I have limited fridge space (you know, for actual food) and then you're torn about buying a case of cold beer since there's a bigger/better selection in "the ice box". An abundance of choices all around. Solid pricing. Friendly staff behind the counter. I'd write more but I have a new Game of Thrones beer (yeah, I'm one of those nerds) that has fenugreek (whaaaa?!) that I'm dying to try.

Good selection, good prices, and the staff is great. They give you help if you need it or they…read moreleave you alone when you're just checking. Love it, my go to liquor store

I miss Buy Rite liquors. This place hasn't changed much in…read more30 years. Big selection and fairly priced. This used to be my home base liquor store.

This is a decent liquor store......prices are average and they specialize more in wine than beer or…read moreciders. The prices are average for the area and they have stocked up on more hard ciders than I have seen in the past which is good because I like them. There is adequate street parking and they have a small lot behind the store. Be careful not to park in the lot next to the liquor store, it belongs to the real estate agency and there are plenty of signs warning that your vehicle will be towed. While there are some cheaper options in the area I use this liquor store because it is convenient and they have all the usual needs (ice, lemons and limes , etc.).

I've been coming here forever and never reviewed it until today…read more Ran in for a few things and as usual the store was immaculate. They're usually fully stocked on whatever I need but today they weren't :( ... but it wasn't a big deal because I found alternatives since they have such a wide selection. The employees are pretty helpful and my cashier was BOMB as usual (pretty Latina girl with adorable hairstyles and makeup). She's always sooooo nice and genuine. Parking is never an issue either since they have a large lot they share with Starbucks.

I became a member of this liquor store on New Year's Eve. The service was great! I bought a bottle…read moreof champagne (Jean-Noel HATON) at a discount price for $31. I saved $16.00. The champagne was delicious! I usually buy Moët for $47. I would recommend this champagne to my friends and family.

Good neighborhood liquor store. Always friendly service. About 10% higher then larger chain…read morecompetition. Worth the extra money for convenience and time saved.

This place recently underwent a new ownership change, and they're wonderful. Super friendly, very…read morefair prices and great availability! Would highly recommend and a great addition to the neighborhood.

There is a good assortment of liquor, beer, and wine. They are open late which is very handy. There…read moreis also always someone helpful and friendly willing assist with any needs.

i had a great experience here overall and they great prices on all liquor. Ill definitely come backread more

Great supermarket Always very clean and well lite…read moreThe shelves are always full and the food is always fresh The staff is always polite and helpful The only thing I will say it is a bit pricey

What I got: Apple Cider Donut Holes (~$7)…read moreStew's Cookie Milk (~$6) Aya's take: This was my first time at Stew Leonard's and man, have I been missing out!! Now THIS is a grocery store! They have everything you could think of, it's super organized & clean, and I love the interactive elements they had every few steps. Upon entering, I was immediately mesmerized by the delicious smell of the freshly made Apple Cider Donut Holes. I've never seen an item at a grocery store and put it in my cart so fast! As a matter of fact, I opened it and had a few just because they were still warm & fresh. They were so good. I mainly came here for the infamoue Cookie Milk! They had a bunch in stock but it was definitely a popular section. Depending on when you read this, it may be gone so act fast! It's a sweet, creamy milk that reminds me of a sugar cookie. It goes well with cookies, of course, and I even had it with my lattes! The glass bottle is reusable which is a plus! Honestly, if you live anywhere near a Stew Leonard's, do yourself a favor and check them out, even if you think you don't need anything.

The little bald guy is supposedly the owner snd he's rude and threatened me with some weapon either…read morea gun or knife. I asked where a bottle brandy was and I could not see well. He knows because I been shopping here 5 years. So him and another worker stood there behind counter laughing at me as they kept pointing to diffrent shelves and areas making a fool of me. I said why are you laughing I can't see and they just stared at me. So I said go to hell and the bald owner came running behind the counter with a gun or a knife I couldn't see it was some weapon and he said he would break my head and threatened my life so I'm making a police report and the better business bureau. Don't shop here. Prices are high and customer service and owner are rude and violent

Liquor is daily and daily prices and my son loves biking through here and ordering an iced tea. The…read morewines are decent and the vodka here is ok and strong. I recommend to anyone that needs to buy liquor asap and or is looking to have a great time