Stank so much that I could not have eaten, could not shop, could not even stay…read more It is not unusual for flower stores and knick-knack corners to put out a scent. But not so heavy that people get sick! Not so much that it goes into your food court or grocery store!!!! I could not stay -- for sure -- but tried to be kind enough to leave some feedback for the management. Oh wow! Asked specifically for the GM and the girl with an assistant tag told me she was the manager! Really? I had specifically asked for the GM! On and on. I had to be on my way out pretty fast, or I was going to vomit. I found a person at the customer service counter who at least looked mature enough to have a conversation, tried to leave my feedback. That was working fairly well, until the first girl came back. Ended up, they laughed at me. Impolite and refused correction. I am home two days later, still sick from this stink! And not of delicate constitution! And no chemical sensitivities like others! I ate at United 98th and Quaker and no stink. Too cold; too blowing, but no stink. I ate at Market Street 50th & Indiana, some stink but only in the entry ways. Y'all must do better. If people get sick because they come into your store, they will go elsewhere, and you will lose money. And if you act badly when they try to help you ... that goes double. Lubbock really stinks to the point of being unhealthy -- and I am NOT talking about the feedlot! or the oil&gas industry! I am tired to going to Lubbock and coming back sick from this sort of stink!

The worse place to go for your pharmaceutics needs. I had a prescription ordered 3 days ago by my…read morephysician and they never filled the prescription. I waited in line 1 hour and then they told me that it wasn't ready and that there are 193 other prescription ahead of mine being filled. Awful and I would never recommend. I've used this place for over 12 years and it has gone downhill in the last 1 year.

Though times have changed and Lubbock is now wet...this is still my favorite place to go on payday…read moreto pick up some beer/liquor & chopped beef sandwiches. . The food is always fresh and soooo good look for the daily specials posted on the door. The staff is friendly enough and the alcohol prices are fair.

We were passing through Lubbock on a road trip, looking for some good BBQ and we found it here. I…read morejoined yelp specifically to review this place to let others that are not lubbock locals know that it's worth the trip a little out of town to get some really good west texas BBQ. My dad went to school there in the 70's and recommended this place to my brother and I, it was hard to track down (because no one reviewed it on yelp) because it's advertised as a liquor store, but in the back they have some really good BBQ.

What? Pinkie's is a liquor store? I am from Austin and I honestly thought this was like Pinkie's…read morepagers. I lived here 4 years until I know the secret. Well the cat is out of the bag and they do not disappoint. Staff is helpful, they have special events, pull in quite a few allocations and have great pricing.

great "landmark" when i was flying jets out of reese "70-71" locals introduced us aviators to the…read moreonly liquor store around...thank you

Not bad for an alcohol store in Little Wolfforth. If you don't want to drive across town to Spec's,…read moreyou should be pretty well satisfied with Doc's selection. They have beer, wine, and liquor. I don't drink beer these days, but I can see they have all of the mainstream brands plus a few lesser known brews thrown into the mix. The wine selection is pathetic at best but I understand that's not their target audience. Liquor selection is huge. Staff here is nothing exceptional but who cares? I'm not here for the experience. That's what I get when I go home and open the bottle.

Good selection but that's it. I always leave there pissed because of poor service. They didn't have…read morewhat I wanted in the glass door due to not keeping the display stocked. I walked back in the cooler and grabbed my beer. Manager chews me out for going in the cooler. No trash can on front porch if you want to ice your beer and chunk the carton but a dumpster around the back of the building. Too many stores available for me to ever Grace the place again. All employees are lazy and weigh 350+. If I was the manager I would clean house day 1.

Located in the heart of Lubbock, Good Line is going to be the best beer you can get in West Texas…read moreand can go toe to toe with competitors in Austin or Dallas any day of the week. Good Line publicly opened its doors in mid-2022, and after I turned 21 that November, I immediately found myself becoming a regular. Through my final two years of college, I would always come to get some easy school work done, work on final projects, grab some beers with my friends, and come to their fun events like Oktoberfest, 4th of July, their anniversary parties, Cinco De Mayo with Jiminez, Lager Jam West, and more. From the owners Chris and Shawn to their staff like Eli and others, they are all very charming and great people to talk to. They all know their stuff when it comes to beer, so they can guide people who only know Miller Lite and Blue Moon as well as those with a more expansive palate, making sure each person gets the right beer for themselves. I always found myself trying new beers and styles done exceptionally well by Good Line that I may have never tried if not for their location existing. Some of my favorites they have served are Range Life, Parklife, which I miss since it has not made a return in some time, Floating in Space, These Pretzels, Wish I Was A Baller, All Night Candlelight, Specifics On The General, and Old Man Marley, to name a few. They also have a killer Cherry Seltzer and a pretty good wine based margarita. Their cheaper light beer, Friendo, is another great choice for people who are not looking for crazy craft beer but can still appreciate quality. There is plenty to do at Good Line, from watching major sporting events to joining the Monday night run club, participating in their book club, or just chopping it up with other Lubbock residents. It feels like a third space for a very specific kind of person. A person that loves a good beer but does not get plastered. A person that loves a good conversation on music with someone they have never met before. It is always a great time at Good Line, and I have met some really great people and regulars just from the times I have visited. I do not live in Lubbock anymore after graduating, but every time I visit, I always make a stop once or twice because it is always worth my time. God bless the Line. Come by sometime and experience the highest level of beer and comfort. RIYL: Good craft beer in the heart of Lubbock.

Wholly Guacamole!!! The Triple Fresh Hop Hazy IPA @ Good Line Beer is amazing. With 10% ABV,…read morethis big ol' hoppy-boozy IPA has got triples of the Mosaic, triples of the El Dorado, triples of the Idaho 7, triples of the HBC 630, triples of the Flash Frozen Cryo Fresh Citra, and triples of the Flash Frozen Cryo Fresh Citra hops. Chill atmosphere, fun merch, great marketing on their labels and beer names, food trucks several days a week and trivia once a week. This is my new Go-To place for IPA (in addition to Two Docs)

Great selection, lots of parking, good pricing, the LARGEST mini bottle (airplane bottle) selection…read moreI have ever seen, carries a few high-end Champagne (French of course), always has a full case of allocation, friendly staff, well-lit and overall a fantastic liquor store. In my opinion it is the BEST one in Lubbock.

There are at least two Doc's Liquor Stores in Lubbock, TX…read more It's the same thing as Spec's Wines, Spirits & Finer Foods which is also available in Lubbock. This one was on Quaker Ave - a short drive to our hotel near the Buddy Holly Hall with Texas Loop 289 and Interstate 27 nearby. It's a large store with free, ample parking all around. It's organized. Clean. The sections are labeled clearly. While the folks working there were nice, they kept to themselves on the afternoon of June 23, 2023. Often they were in the aisles restocking stuff which irritates the fire out of me, but I walked out a happy customer. My significant other said his mom & aunt loved these hot & spicy pickles soaked in Ole Smoky Moonshine. So we bought a jar ($20.94). They were just okay to me. He had never tried Crown Royal vanilla, so I got one of the 50ML miniature bottles ($2.99). There were some great gift ideas in cool bottles. Cigars. Cigarettes. All the heart failure vices. Lol. But you know what's worse than those? Liars & cheaters. Doc's will never lie to or cheat on you. TIP Closed on Sundays.