Dropped by Goody Goody Liquor to see what this place looks like…read more Lots of parking available as it located in a shopping center. This place is large, neat and organized. Good selection of liquor and a nice selection of wine. No gate keeping as lots of liquor sitting on the floor or locked in glass cases. They had a few people in store with samples of different kinds of wine.

There isn't much that Goody Goody liquor doesn't have. I'm looking for sake, I always go to Goody…read moreGoody to get it. Today I needed two kinds of rum some grenadine & some various liquors Which most liquor stores would not have, so I bypassed several liquor stores to go to Goody Goody's in Fort Worth. I needed some help finding Some of the things I was looking for, and then one of the employees found everything I needed. I definitely recommend this liquor store!

Service was great,close to home,the prices were good,good,clean environment,easy parkingread more

We wandered the 18 miles to Clear Fork Liquor in search of Martin house beer I couldn't find…read moreelsewhere. This store is located in River Oaks, a section of Fort Worth notable for an odd access-road-to-the-two-lane-road setup that I've only seen in small town Texas. It feels old and forgotten, like you have to have grown up here to have a reason to venture here. Clear Fork Liquor's sign is missing some lights. The parking lot is awkwardly on the street itself. And I was unable to pull all the way in the parking spot I chose because of an inconveniently placed power pole. Inside we found possible the most neat and organized store I've ever been in. Like, a master organizer must walk through the store regularly and make sure all the bottles are equally spaced and turned forward in just the same way. 've had roommates like this, but never seen a store where it was taken to this level. Other than that, decor is reminiscent of a sort of hunting lodge kinda vibe, without fully committing. It seemed like decor "about" Texas, rather than from Texas. Which, strangely fits this section of Fort Worth. I found the beer I was looking for and we discovered a few other hard to find titles as well. we had a nice chat with one of the staff behind the desk about local beer and how they stock. It's a bit far for regular shopping, But, if we are looking for Martin House that has recently passed out of other stores, we will definitely look up Clear Fork.

Small but, pretty damn mighty selection of bourbon and whiskey there. Good selection of wine too…read moredidn't venture over to look at tequila. The staff is pretty damn rude (young lady) and transactional (older chap) at best. No acknowledgement i was even in the store...the entire time. would not return to this place again. I will say that the pricing is pretty damn competitive. It's fairly close to what the big box stores sell, which is incredible for an independent.

Nice store but pricey with little wine selection. Has a lot of potential when it gets up and…read morerunning! Very sweet staff who were happy to help. Cute storefront as well

Wanted a cigar and didn't feel like driving to the actual cigar shop where I work. Ha! Always…read morecomplimenting Spec's for their wonderful humidor, I was shocked to see it in such disarray. Of course, it could have been an off day as I haven't shopped here in a while. Not to be deterred, I scrounged through the selection and found a value priced Cohiba. Hope the company assigns a regular worker for the humidor. I would still shop here nonetheless.

Delivery through Uber is clunky and doesn't match the service through Total Wine. When my order…read morearrived, 2 items were not delivered and just crossed through on the receipt. So I paid $4.99 delivery + $6 tip ($10.99) to get one item that was $18.82? Pricing isn't as good as Total Wine. The only reason I ordered from Spec is that they had something in stock that I wanted. Turns out they didn't have it in stock. If I had known this, I would have cancelled the order.

Every time I've been to The Spot, the customer service was above and beyond anything I've…read moreexperienced at any store. They have an awesome selection of anything you could possibly want. Each time at checkout, I really love it when Melanie waits on me. She always offers help and I always leave with a smile because of her!!!

Love this place! Hot Spot Liquor is a solid local shop with great prices and super friendly people…read more Always nice to support a local business that actually cares. My go-to spot every time!

I love hanging out at Marche Bleu. Whether it's meeting up with a friend, reading, or working on my…read morelaptop, the atmosphere is perfect. The drinks are yummy, but I haven't tried the food. Parking can be challenging in the evenings, but street parking is easy during the day and the garage is available.

Stopped in for the Caesar salad wrap that I saw online and it did not disappoint! It was definitely…read morea big portion that could be shared and was served with a side of chips which were fresh and seemed to be made in house. I ended up getting the Matcha latte and It was delicious. I'm excited to go and try more of their menu items. The seating is nice and spacious inside as well as a few tables outside. The atmosphere is very pleasant and trendy and it's a great place to go people watch since it's in the middle of Clearfork. The barista's were very nice and helpful when ordering our food and drinks came out quickly. I would definitely come again for a quick bite.

Must have just sold to new ownership. Guess their first move was to jack up prices to the point…read morethat I live across the street and I'd rather drive to another liquor store 15 minutes away.

I typically end up buying my booze at Specs where there's an endless selection of every type of…read morealcohol in every price range. BUT, it's always a joy to shop small and shop local and get that whole local-neighborhood-feels fix. Crockett Street Bottle Shop offers just that. There's not a huge assortment of goods here, but they have your basics covered and you're not going to leave here with anything of poor quality. You'll spend a few extra bucks on the essentials; Maker's Mark, Fireball, Deep Eddy Vodka. The little wine cellar is really pretty and cozy, but don't come looking for bottles under $10 -- you're looking at $15 and up. And it's for the best, of course! I found some really lovely and not-so-common bottles of cab that I can't wait to buy more of. Nice sized walk-in cooler/beer cave/whatever you want to call it that has a pretty stellar variety for such a tiny store. The staff is great. You'll see the same folks in here and they're always sweet and ready to help. I read that they do tastings here, I'd love to see that happen! Great stop for some holiday shopping. :)