No good selection of cigars plus very limited. Liquor…read moreselection good but average Easy location near HEB, easy free parking in and out Love the Police department just a couple doors away n this small strip mall

Quick and convenient location, smaller store compared to the others within the city. We were able…read moreto find what we needed quickly and service was good!

Friendly staff…read more Great prices Convenient location If you don't want to spend an arm and a leg this is a great option.

Horrible customer service!!! One star is just one Lone Star too much! Bring your own beverages…read more Do not enter this establishment. Make sure you don't speak Spanish.

I was a little skeptical when I saw the outside of this liquor store (it looks seedy as hell, no…read moreoffense to the owners,) but once I was inside my fears vanished. The staff are SO nice and helpful. I've shopped here several times now. It's definitely the staff that keeps me coming back.

Beer flows like wine. Best selection of exotics like Pabst…read moreBlue Ribbon and Ole Milwaukee for the connoisseurs. No shirt. No shoes. No problem. Unmatched expertise in staff and management.

Always friendly and quick. Even when they are busy. My go to when I feel like having drinks at homeread more

This is my first time coming to the Beer 'N All on the south side. We both chose to get the Miami…read moreVice Daquiri and I had to try the Lucky Charms Jell-o shots for St. Paddy's Day. It was a sunny day yesterday so those daiquiris hit the spot!

As a first timer visiting the San Antonio River Walk, I was excited to enjoy the vibe, food, music,…read moreand drinks with my family. While walking, we passed Del Mar Wine & Cigar and I convinced everyone we should stop for margaritas, a decision I later regretted. My wife, brother, brother-in-law, and I each ordered one. After walking out and taking our first sip, we all immediately looked at each other and asked the same thing, "Is there any alcohol in this?" To give them the benefit of the doubt, we kept drinking, thinking maybe we just needed a few more sips. That never happened. We all finished our drinks and were convinced we had just paid $12+ each for what tasted like straight mixer. If there was any tequila in those margaritas, and that is a big if, it could not have been more than a splash. The fact that we even left a generous tip makes it even more frustrating. What should have been a fun Riverwalk memory turned into a disappointing and overpriced experience. Avoid this place if you are looking for an actual margarita.

Don't go here! The employee was rude and not very helpful…read more He asked if my wife was my sister (which is totally fine) but when she told him that I was her wife.. he said he couldn't serve us any tap beer or frozen margs. San Antonio has been so friendly. This was just a bad experience.

My experience in Don's and Ben's was unique in the sense that I am not sure when the last time I…read morehad to order liquor that was behind the counter, LOL. Usually that's because of the environment, which I'll say, I've been in some much "nicer" areas. They even had their own security guard ... but then again, he could have just been taking a break from his patrol. The two guys attending the store were super cool, offering their recommendations and a little conversation. However, DnB is a little on the pricier side compared to say a Spec's or Total Wine (I paid $31 for a bottle of Bulliett, which normally would cost me $22). Overall, it was a quick visit and a pleasant one so no complaints here and five stars for the review

This was an interesting experience. While there is nothing functionally wrong with this place, be…read moreprepared to enter one of the seediest neighborhoods I've ever been to. I came into town on business - and rather than pay $10 a watered down cocktail on the Riverwalk, I opted to pick up a bottle of vodka to save a few bucks. This was the nearest liquor store Google would direct me to from downtown. This place is similar to a bank with a lobby and glass security panels surrounding the merchandise. You ask a teller what you want, pay for it through a sandwich sized window, and they push your liquor out through a separate metal drawer. This is obviously for security reasons - so I have no issue with that. In total transparency, I'm white (and was dressed in a suit) and this is in a minority area. People (customers) were looking at me funny, as if I didn't belong there. I've got no issue with it, so I found it kind of funny - but some may feel uncomfortable. Prices were great, tons of parking, and I was in and out in less than two minutes.