Ok heres a fact..This place should be called , House of Vodka. If your not from Brooklyn your…read moreprobably not going to find this place. but worth a try..I like Vodka..and this place has hard to find, Or exotics...off the shelf, Vodkas no one else has. Trust me no Manhattan gourmet Wine Box has this many in selection. Many are from Russia..some cheap. .some amazing refined 12x or more and expensive . Why would this place have so many Vodkas?..Well your a stones throw from Brighton. .and Sheepshead Bay where many Russian Immigrants live. This place also has lots of tequilla..and whiskey..etc. .the place is not pretty..but its packed to the ceilings and hand written prices..which are reasonable..Like Johhny walker Blue label $180..Make sure the counter guys know the prices posted..so many choices they get confused (really).

Marlboro Discount Wines and Liquor is a Bath Beach gem. Sure, it's located in a semi-sketch plaza…read morewith a deserted parking lot, Chinese takeout, and laundromat and sure, if something were to happen inside, nobody on the out would know because it's walled up af BUT you know what?...inside is bomb dot com. I came to MDWL because it was the only liquor store in my vicinity that carried a rosé I was hunting down to try. I was surprised at the alcohol variety packed into one store (and in this neighborhood of all places!); it was dense but in no way overwhelming. They have everything and anything from vodka, moscato d'asi to upperclass champagne and Hennessy etc. Everything is very well organized by range and the place was POPPIN' inside for a Friday evening. The employees here were very helpful and nice. They emitted an old school, everyone-knows-everyone-in-the-neighborhood sort of vibe and I respect that. MDWL will forever be my go-to shop for all libation needs. PS, you must spend $15+ in order to use a credit/debit card.

Interesting selection tailored to the locals flavor preferences. Decent prices and friendly…read moreservice. Ice cream and cigars in addition to food and grocery.

Mediocre selection, very overpriced ($14 for a 6-pack), not so friendly clerk. The only thing it…read morehas over the other (admittedly also not so good) liquor stores in the area is that it opens earlier.

Every time I come to this liquor store, they say they price match yet every time I get rung up,…read morethey never match the price. Their prices are 4 to 5 dollars more than competitors like the wine guy. I go to this place for convenience ,but at this rate I'd rather go out of my way to another liquor store to get a better deal and better customer service.

Everyone I meet is so accommodating and make my visit a pleasurable experience. They're very…read morehelpful with recommending a certain wine and will help with loading heavy packages to my car. Very personable.

My first time here. They had a specific wine I was looking for as a gift…read more That being said they have a decent wine selection. Takes up at least half of the store. The store is set up long way and the wine was in the middle as well as the left side. I was only looking for that wine and the guy working there knew right where it was. Easy and check out was smooth. They are in the strip mall type building so parking is free and under cover. It can get busy here though.

I've been looking for guardo for a long time and finally found it here! They also have an…read moreassortment of liquor so I picked up cookie dough whiskey.. interesting but actually pretty good! Guy at the front is nice and helped me find what I was looking for. Convenient as I can just drop by after the gym!

Fast delivery Courteous staff…read moreHelpful about choosing certain wines So much product for what looks like a small store! Always have some cold in refrigerator Overall Hells Kitchen 5/5

Interesting selection of wine. Priced reasonably. But, the lack of service was stunning. We went…read moretwice in 10 days. Sure we looked like bedraggled tourists but both of us took wine tastings classes and traveled in France wine tasting down the Cote D'Or and Cotes de Beaune Neither time did the man with the balding hair help. His African-American cashier was cordial enough asking if we had an account. We bought a white and a red and a sparkling. The second time I wanted to see if service was a one-off. It wasn't. I picked up a red. The people at 54th Street wine- actually on 55th Street were so much more friendly.

I stopped by this store few times to get some wine and spirits for work. They have a gigantic…read morecollection of all kinds of wine and hard liquor alcohol. All well known brands are available here. They sell tiny bottles of different brand alcohol as well. They do not have much beer at all, maybe couple of kind I saw. The store is very clean and easy to navigate. Prices are clearly marked. Staff are friendly and helpful.

This is a store that moved from a different location, so it seems they have some regular…read moreestablished clientele. It's very clean and the employees are helpful, warming up a lot when they recognize you (some are nicer than others). They have a basic selection of each type of alcohol with good selection of wines for the size of the space. They have a few super cheap options in boxed wine, rum, vodka, cordials, and whiskey that you can use for office events. I think they have corporate accounts for large orders. If you're in the neighborhood during the evening, stop by, they do tastings often.

This store is very organized and the staff is very knowledgable. I love coming here and trying…read moresomething new every time. I enjoy coming here because the atmosphere is nice and the selection is always great.

No complaints here. Solid liquor store with friendly staff that will help you within a second if…read moreyou're looking for something in particular. Go-to spot in the neighborhood for me and my roommates!

Cuvée Françoise Cremant de Lemou? How about Château d'Arnailhac, a grand cru classé red Bordeaux…read morewine? These are just two wines worth drinking at Stuyvesant Square Liquors aka Aloha Fine Wine & Spirits. There are bottles of Margaux 2015 that may tempt. This store has been in business since 1997 and has a devoted clientele. Eddie, the owner, is charming and always recommends the perfect wine even though I usually get one for cooking. Dry Vermouth is a staple purchase that I always keep on hand as it is a good substitute for white wine and is perfect to make a pan sauce. Two aquariums with exotic fish is a fascinating reason to stop in. The other is Calvin who is an employee and also delivers purchases to people's homes. He could easily walk the runway as his fashion sense is très modern and snazzy.

I have been coming here (aka Aloha) for 16 years. Great selection of wine and liquor, really good…read moreprices (for NYC), and thoroughly knowledgeable and cordial owner. If you are anywhere within a couple miles even, a great choice. Also I think they still have Friday night wine tastings most under 20 bucks and quite good.