Excellent, unpretentious service for fairly priced wines…read more After striking out online and at other stores, I went to Deer Park to find an organic red wine from Europe. They helped me find everything and taught me how to navigate the confusing world of European wine labeling. A lot of variety and good pricing. Will definitely return!

This place is great. They have some unique items, friendly staff, and good suggestions. I'm 42…read moreand one night the gal working said she thought I was in my 20s . So that right there was reason to go back lol . This week I picked up a festive gin and Spiced Pear liquor I'm super excited to try. I just moved to this neighborhood and I'm glad this place is so close.

Perfect location for my way home and always enough parking! This store carries all the mainstream…read morewine and liquor brands along with others you can't find anywhere else. The store manager Manny is always nice and helpful. They also carry my high noon (in picture) which is my favorite drink!

I was charged $ 69.00 for a bottle marked at $ 46.00. noticed when I got to car. Went back and was…read moretold the cash register scanner did it. Won't be back.

Best authentic East Side liquor store in town. Great selection of beer, wine, and spirits. Support…read morelocal!

Great selection of Whiskey, Whisky and Bourbon, including a variety of Japanese and at least 1…read moreTaiwanese. Overall impressed.

This place has a little of everything for your Beach experience. Try this store if you forgot…read moresomething for beach day. Silverware, toys, charcoal, wood for bonfire, wine, beer champagne...stogies.

they sold me a lottery ticket that was not registered. I'm 4 hours away and all they had to do was…read moreregister the bar code. they shouldn't have sold me an unregistered ticket in the first place and their answer was to "come in."! mind you 4 hours away. poor service by the person that answered the call at 8:10 on 7/1/2025.

Great service from the staff as they were very helpful, but please get these poor workers better…read moreAC!! They deserve it and it is unbearable for the customers. I can imagine working a full 8 there. Keep our cashiers cool as well as the drinks!

I had one of the most unnecessarily frustrating experiences I've ever had at any store. I went in…read moreto buy a non alcoholic mixer, (literally just $6 green apple syrup) and because I didn't have my ID, the cashier, Ariel, decided to ask me about my age. I told her I was over 21 (which is obvious), my birthday, and offered a photo of my id (I lost my wallet earlier this week), and instead of explaining anything, she refused the sale, stared at me, then turned her back and ignored me like I wasn't even there. No explanation, no basic courtesy, nothing. I left completely confused thinking that maybe the mixer was alcoholic so I looked it up. Found it online and was labeled as non alcoholic. My friend encouraged me to go back in and ask what the problem was, and when I did, I was treated with condescension like I was an idiot for not magically knowing their store policy. The attitude alone was enough to make me walk out again. But the part that really pushed this from "bad service" to "unprofessional and rude" was when my friend went in to buy the exact same non alcoholic item, and Ariel not only sold it to them (even though she obviously assumed it was for me), but made a snarky, unnecessary comment, "Tell your friend next time they need their ID to buy something from a liquor store." I work at a liquor store. We do not ID for non alcoholic mixers. You can shop at a liquor store without needing an ID. That is non a standard policy. If she truly believed I was underage and followed store policy, why knowingly sell it to someone else on my behalf? And why talk about me to another customer with that kind of attitude? It was petty and completely unprofessional. This review isn't about the policy as stores have rules. It's about how the employee went out of her way to be dismissive, unhelpful, and downright rude. I've never been treated with this level of disrespect over a non alcoholic product that I could've easily bought at any other store without issue. There are plenty of other places that manage to enforce their policies without treating customers like a nuisance.

I decided to check out the taqueria based on a recommendation from an IG foodie. I ordered a fish…read moretaco & a torta. Both were ok, and they charged 3% for using credit card. I walked over to Village Produce to buy salsa because I heard the market is outrageously pricey. I'm glad I tried but I will not be returning.

2 dollars for a 16.9 oz bottle of Kirkland water is not right. If you're super rich you'll love…read morethis place. 4 dollars which is how much they wanted to charge me for 2 of them is egregious. I could get a flat of these waters for less than that at Costco.

Marcus is so rude! Dry humor and no smile, I found it to be the worst customer service ever, seems…read morelike he's burnt out from all the resort people coming in and out of the store. Pretty sure he has a twin covering his shifts half the time too.

These guys are the best. if you you want something they will get it. great prices and an awesome…read morestaff. what a great part of Aptos

It was my first time trying their deli, you order at the deli counter on the right hand side when…read moreentering and pay at the main checkout. Your name is called out when ready. We tried their salami sandwich and turkey sandwich. Both were very good and would definitely go back. There is some indoor seating available, we decided to eat there and it was perfect. It started getting a bit busy after we ordered, but our sandwiches were ready pretty fast. There is plenty of parking and I would definitely recommend trying it out.

My first visit! Sandwich was very tasty! Maybe this is just my internal old person, but dang did…read moreeverything get expensive! Nearly $20 after tax for one sandwich with no additions. I was hungry and one sandwich was just a lot right to feel full. Be aware for first timers the process to get your food is a bit confusing. You'll head into the back right hand side of the store to place your order verbally with a staff member. Then, get in line at the regular register to pay. No one told me what to do after that, so I spent a long time waiting in front of the staff member I had placed my order with. This was wrong. You're actually supposed to stand in the area between the register and the liquor section and they'll call your name there. Hopefully this will save anyone reading this the same confusion I had :)