Craving, the perfect drink...We were looking for help getting together the ingredients for…read moreMargaritas. Thanks to Yelp, for leading us to Hickman's. The store was filled with all kinds of liquor, wine, and beer. The gentleman at the front, who checked us out, was the sweetest man. We think, that Hickman's is his family store. We got everything we needed, and some things we bought that we didn't need, but looked good. If you are ever in the area, be sure and give this small business a try. I know we will be back again soon.

Not sure what PawG is talking about (idiot) The new owner is…read morekind and always remembers me. I've owned my house here in Oceanview for 20 years and can tell you the store in much cleaner inside. Plus the dirty, grumpy, old man that previously owned the place is finally gone. Thank god!

Same great place, great selections. Just moved across the…read morestreet. Check them out. Bigger and better.

While I was on vacation in Fenwick Island my boyfriend and I really wanted to try out those spiked…read moreseltzers that everyone was talking about and this was the only liquor store that we could find them at. The man behind the counter was extremely helpful and even gave us a few suggestions on what to mix with it if we were up for it.

Borderline....it's more than just one of Madonna's earliest hits*. It describes the state line…read morebetween Delaware and Maryland, on the Delaware side of which you can get discounted booze! I don't know if it's a tax thing or what, but most of the liquor stores promote themselves as cheaper than those in Maryland. After striking out on really good beer at Liquid Assets in Seaford (still a nice place, just a different focus on beer) I stopped by here before crossing over into MD. In terms of cases and six packs, they were not that varied but they did have good bottles of Three Philosophers, Duvel, Chimay and a few others. The people were nice and I was called "sir" twice. Clean, efficient, friendly, that's A-OK in my book. Located behind Wawa right off of 13, this is a good place to stop. ___________________________________ * you just keep on pushing my beer, over the borderline http://youtu.be/rSaC-YbSDpo

This is going to sound like an advertisement, but this has to be the best and cheapest liquor store…read moreI have ever been to. A huge selection of beer, wines and liquors, and the staff was great. There was a guy stocking the shelves that heard me say something about scotch and said dude not for nothing but this sampler of scotch here is a really good deal. I bought it not knowing much about scotch and my scotch loving friends were like you paid what for that?! $25 for 3 200 ml bottles of scotch that sells for $60 - $100 for a 750ml bottle. Makes the package worth at least $70 and I picked up another one for a gift on the way home. They had a really good selection of beer too with kegs etc. Store was really nice too. Thanks to the guy that recommended the scotch if you see this, and also the 375 ml bottle of patron silver for $20. Definitely a must stop if you are on route 13 right across the MD border.

Full beverage store, plenty of variety for all. Fairly large store with stock to match, generous…read morevariety for every flavor of libation. Off the beaten path so it's usually in and out quickly.

They have a large selection to choose from for your wants and needs. I walked in today and walked…read moreby two mountains of Zima. That brought back some memories.

Customer service was really great, location was convenient. However the store is pricier than most.read more

My favorite liquor store in Bethany Beach!! Everyone who works there is really friendly and always…read morewilling to help, regardless of if you need suggestions, aren't sure where something is, or need help getting your purchases to your car. The store is a bit smaller than the others in the area, but it's organized well and they still have a pretty good selection. You probably won't find anything super unique or wild here, but they have all the basics (and then some interesting things to try on a whim). Their prices also aren't crazy for a beach area, especially if you join their discount program. The location is a blessing and a curse since it's right on a main street and near all those restaurants, so it's easy to get to but a pain to get out of (or the opposite, depending on the day). I tend to ride my bike there or just walk for that reason. I bounce between the three main liquor stores in this area, but Bethany Beverage is probably the one I go to most often.

Our family has been vacationing in OC for 10 years. We've purchased in the past at this…read moreestablishment. Today, I stopped in to make a purchase of a local spiked ice tea made in Maryland & the price was way overpriced!!!! It was a 12 pack which similarly flavored brands may run around $15.00, this particular brand was a shocking $28.00. I still purchased it but felt ripped off . I had purchased a 12 pack of a Maryland IPA beer, 2 six packs of Evo IPO beers & 1 six pack of Dog Fish Head in Delaware Ana didn't $54.00.... I think it's worth the 2.5 miles over the border to pay fair prices on adult beverages.

Convenient and quaint little store. A decent selection of the popular brands of beer and wine. My…read morewife and I are regulars in Ocean City and have asked for specific brands of wine. The owner Mike will special order it for us if it is available to him. This small store is big in customer service.

OCEAN CITY, MD: Sometimes vacation calls for a little shopping and Anthonys Liquors makes it easy…read morebecause they are welcoming to leashed and friendly pups. Not only is it a full liquor store with beer, wine, and spirits, but they also have a deli with freshly made sandwiches, homemade salads and sides, and sliced lunch meats. We loved browsing their selection of locally made beverages, too. A quick, convenient, dog friendly stop for your food and beverage needs.

If you ask Ocean City locals or seasoned vacationers where to get a real beach sub, they won't…read morepoint you to a fancy restaurant--they'll send you to Anthony's Liquors on 33rd Street and Coastal Highway. Equal parts package store and legendary deli counter, Anthony's is an iconic OCMD staple that has perfected the art of beach lunches. History & Ownership Year Opened: The original property traces back to right after WWII as a drive-up stand and fried chicken carryout. The family bought the business in 1965, gradually expanding to add wine in 1970 and merging the store concept in 1982. The Full Deli Debut: In 1987, Anthony's officially expanded into a full-scale deli, which quickly became as famous as its liquor selection. Ownership: Operated as a beloved family-owned business for over 55 years. Awards & Local Acclaim Anthony's frequently earns local accolades--including Best Subs and Best Carryout honors--thanks to its commitment to quality. Rather than skimping on fillings, they load their sandwiches with premium Boar's Head and Citterio meats, freshly sliced cheeses, and house-made salads. The Sandwiches & Fan Favorites Anthony's sandwiches are renowned for their staggering portions. The 12-inch hoagies are packed with over a half-pound of meat and cheese on freshly baked rolls. The Shrimper: A massive sub loaded with house-made Maryland-style shrimp salad, lettuce, tomato, and mayo. The Nautilus: A gourmet Italian sub layered with mortadella (with pistachio), prosciutto, sopressata, and provolone. House-Cooked Roast Beef: Tender, rare roast beef sliced thin--a staple that locals swear by. The Flagship: The Crown Jewel If you only order one sub on your trip, make it The Flagship. The Flagship Sub Over 1/2 lb of Genoa salami, capicola ham, pepper ham, and sharp provolone cheese. Shredded lettuce, sliced tomatoes, onions, and spicy hot peppers. Dressed with olive oil, red wine vinegar, and oregano on a 12" freshly baked hoagie roll. It's the quintessential Italian cold-cut sub--salty, tangy, slightly spicy, and sturdy enough to hold up in your beach cooler all afternoon. Pro Tip for Beachgoers When heading to the beach or driving back home, ask the deli staff to assemble your sandwich "semi-deconstructed" (with oil, vinegar, and tomatoes on the side). Your roll won't get soggy, making it taste just as fresh hours later.