Beautiful store and fully remodeled with new management. Prices are also very fair. They offer…read moreA grand beer and liquor selection with alot of grocery and convenience items. This is now my one stop shop.

I went here for business purposes only. It's your standard liquor store. It's clean and it looks…read morelike you can find your items easily. No food is served, but the clerks are personable and willing to help.

Best liquor store been going here from the time as a kid & I'm 58 yrs old. Great customer serviceread more

A very nice clean liquor store. They have a lot of different snacks, but I went there for the…read moreburritos they sell and the inside I got a green chili burrito with cheese and it was juicy and yummy.

I work at LAX and stop here for a sandwich regularly for the past 30 years…read more Great sandwiches at a reasonable price.

Super expensive liquor store but always clean. The deli is bomb!!!! Make sure the older Mexican…read morelady is making your sandwiches. By far the best pastrami sandwich ever!! Get everything on it. And on white bread. My goto for sandwich or outside tacos!!! Best best pastor ever

I was enjoying some lunch at Pitburger and decided to cross the street and buy our office pool…read moreLottery tickets. The store has free parking available on the side next to the RxR tracks. The cashier was friendly and took care of my transactions rather quickly. This is a popular store as customers kept coming and going while I was there.

NEGATIVE (HUNDREDS OF!!!) STARS…read more And I'm never EVER coming back here again. Decades. DECADES friends, family as well as myself have been coming through here because it's the most convenient to get easy quickie stuff: chips, soda, but for me personally, lotto tickets. Plus we are all about supporting local businesses. Now I've seen this place exchange hands/owners/names many times, and up until TODAY, the service and staff were above decent. I came through to exchange some winning scratchers and tickets. I walked in and greeted the front person. Other than a hard stare, no response. I thought, "Okay... maybe he's just having an off day..." and handed him my tickets, "$35" he says. Instead of getting the cash, I exchanged them all for more scratchers. I thanked him and he responded with nothing but a smug look. Like dang, who crapped on your breakfast this morning. I began to walk but called an audible and decided to get regular lotto tix. There was another customer behind me and I didn't wanna hold the line to search through my bag for my pre-filled lotto sheets. So, I got out of the cashier as well as the customers' way and tried to find a spot where I can put my bag down to search for them. The closest is on a couple of stocked boxes in an aisle. Note: that spot was close enough to the front. So, I started digging in, trying to find those sheets in all my pockets, but was unsuccessful. Decided to just take cash out and just do quick picks. I look up and that same cashier, now with a convicting look and tone, told me to open up my bag. That's right: HE'S ACCUSING ME OF SHOPLIFTING. That didn't feel real, and for a second, I thought I may have been hallucinating, so I ignored it. I asked him, "Are you done with him?" As I pointed at the customer who was behind me earlier. And then it got real, "Open your bag, what do you have in your bag?!" Needless to say, this incrimination sent me fuming, and just to embarrass him, I immediately and willingly opened it all up and asked him, "Are you accusing me of stealing?!?" While looking into my bag and pockets like he was the highest being of every airport's TSA, he responded with, "Well, why were you hiding?!?" I told him I wasn't hiding, I was trying to find my lotto sheets and take out cash because I wanted to get tickets. He found nothing, of course, and he had that dumbfounded look. I told him I changed my mind about buying anything, "Accuse me of stealing, that is messed up!" and walked out. He has clearly judged me soon as I walked in - evidenced by his lack of positive interaction from the very beginning. I have never felt so humiliated in my life! For those who wanna know: he's the slim, around 5'8" tall bearded guy. I will be making phone calls and texts to ALL friends and family members and save them the trouble of getting possibly profiled and accused of stealing should they decide to come through here. I may even take it further and file complaints if and where I can. I would never wish local businesses any ill will, but after today, I do not wish this place any success. If this is how they treat loyal customers, and even more especially after this experience, their business failure is inevitable. That guy is going to be the main cause of this business' demise. Never EVER again!

Recommend you will love this place have all kinds of drinks you will miss no drink for sure. Good…read morepeople good customer service. Good drinks no doubt.

This place is so cool. Their service is great. They're able to help you select from a wide variety…read moreof drinks and snacks to choose from. It's a quick stop for any of your cravings.

Best selection in neighborhood for liquor. One stop shop for me. Love their customer service…read more..would def recommend

If I could leave a review with ZERO stars, I would. Today, I came to this liquor store with one…read morescratcher worth $75 and one Daily Derby ticket worth $3--all winning tickets totaling $78, mind you. I went to cash out my winnings, but I'll NEVER do that again because I was short changed! The man behind the counter can't count to save his own life. I bought another Daily Derby ticket, which was $2, and two more scratchers worth $70 together (a $40 scratcher and a $30 scratcher). That's a total of $72, but this man SWORE that I owed him $2. How does that add up? I don't know if he was thrown off by the long line or what, but I was not about to lose my life over $6 plus the $2 he claimed I owed him, so I left with my lotto purchases but I'll never go back here to cash in lotto since they can't count and get an attitude when you challenge them on your change.

Nicest liquor store service I have ever received by the owner very humble and kind. Very good…read moreselection of beer and he has the best candy.

Great selection, great cashier, great experience. Definitely find myself looking for any excuse to…read morekeep coming back here vs anywhere else

I decided to give this liquor store another chance after a previous experience where I attempted to…read morepay with my debit card and was told by the cashier that they only accepted cash. Fortunately, I happened to have enough cash on hand to purchase a can of soda that cost nearly $3, which already seemed overpriced. Today, I stopped by to purchase a small bag of ice. In my experience, a bag of ice typically costs around $2.50, but I was charged $4.00 for a small bag, which I felt was excessive. Since I needed to keep my drinks cold, I was willing to make the purchase despite the price. The issue arose when I attempted to pay with cash. Since the store does not accept debit or credit cards, I presented a $100 bill. The cashier then informed me that she did not have enough change to complete the transaction. As a business owner myself, I understand that there may be times when a business prefers not to accept large bills, and that's understandable. However, if a store chooses to operate on a cash-only basis, it should also be prepared to provide change for customers paying with cash. The store itself is clean, organized, and well-maintained, which I can certainly appreciate. Unfortunately, the combination of high prices, the refusal to accept card payments, and the inability to make change for a cash transaction created a frustrating customer experience. Based on my experiences, I will not be returning and will not be recommending this store to my tenants, employees, friends, or family. While the store's appearance is commendable, customer convenience and service are equally important. Bad customer service.

I go out of my way to get to this store --they are that good. The presentation of store items are…read moregreat and they handle their stock better than some corporate owned businesses. - Justin S.