I lived in this neighbor hood for decades and visited this liquor store multiple times. I walked a…read morefew blocks to purchase something to end up disappointed. The cashier would not take this $5 dollar bill because it's old. I left with no purchase and never coming back.

Super nice staff. Clean store, good choices of drinks and snacks. Good lotto tickets stop.read more

(In the voice of George Takei) Oh my! This place is awesome!…read more You walk in to get some coffee and a breakfast burrito and, at first, think maybe you went in the wrong place. It's a super clean looking liquor store at first glance - genuinely nice place! But then you smell and see the magic happening to your left. Greeted with a friendly face and offered a nice cup of coffee then I ordered a Philthy Philly Breakfast Burrito and HOLY COW! This thing must have weighed in at about 2-3 lbs easy! And it was just as delicious as it was heavy. Super cool, simple little spot to grab a coffee and a good breakfast burrito!

Stopped by Caps and Cork recently to grab food. It's more of a convenience store with a food…read morecounter inside, and honestly the food is usually pretty good. I especially like their breakfast burritos and have had good experiences here before. Unfortunately, this visit didn't quite go as planned. I ordered the ham and sausage burrito, which costs extra as a two-meat option, but when I got home it only had ham and no sausage. The burrito itself still tasted good, so this felt more like an order mistake than a quality issue. One thing to note is they charge a fee for credit card purchases, so cash might save you a little if you come often. Overall, still a solid local spot for a quick bite, especially breakfast, and I'll probably still come back.

Guy yelled at me for using more than one coin from the "leave a penny take a penny" tray because I…read moredidn't want to deal with change. It was 15 cents and I clearly had the money I just didn't want to deal with the coins. I had been going here since high school (lol) and found the behavior absolutely unacceptable and have not gone back since. If I wanted to get yelled at I would have asked my mother for alcohol instead of buying it at this liquor store.

been living up the street since I was a kid. Growing up George was a great guy new owner, ignores…read morehis customers every time they're cash register. tequila section extremely limited

I went to buy a particular Bourbon that I saw on their online site. It was priced at $99 online…read morebut I was charged &130 in store! You should honor your online prices.

Dropped by during my lunch break. Special pricing on some great bottles. Friendly staff. Come check…read morethem out. Talk to the owner Amitoj, great guy.

Good place to grab some e beer. Lots of snacks and other drinks in stock. Staff is nice, i stop by…read morehere now and then when i need some drinks and snacks.

Don't ever shop at this place! The owner, Rick, is by far the rudest man I've ever met in my life…read more I'm 5'4" - he's easily over 6' tall. I explained to him that an expensive bottle of Moët & Chandon that we purchased had gone bad. Didn't know that was even possible - but it's true. I took the bottle and receipt to the store to let him know the bottle (and perhaps the case) were bad. I didn't ask for a free bottle, but perhaps a credit of some kind for future use - for BEER or mints or something that couldn't possibly go bad. Obviously, when buying fine champagne, I know I shouldn't have purchased it at a liquor store, but it's all that was needed for a special dinner and I didn't feel like going to the grocery store (where they lock up the Moët). I will never make that mistake again. Just sayin', don't give this rude merchant your money. There's plenty of liquor stores in the area. "Rick" and his poor employees will never see the likes of me or my husband ever again. Hope everyone has a great day. Cheers

The wine class was dope. The instructors were very knowledgeable of the wines. The class was…read moreexciting and fun learning about the different regions of Italy and where the wines are produced. Had the pleasure of tasting 8 different types of wines. Accidentally knocked one of my glasses on the floor, splattering into many pieces lol. It's was cool tho. We all laughed it off and several minutes later a gentleman was there to sweep it up haha. The material was very informative and I suggest anyone that's looking for a wine tasting experience to enroll in a class. Wine bars are cool too but it's 2 different types of experiences in my opinion. I look forward to enrolling in some more future classes also.

What more can I say? This is definitely my go to spot for liquor. My favorite area are where the…read moreminis are. I have to say that whoever thought of such a concept was brilliant. I purchased the mini of "Veil's Carmel Vodka" last visit. Well, let's just say, I got the regular size on this one. I picked up a few more minis and also decided to try their alcoholic ice cream. Can't wait to get into that. Hubby was a bit disappointed that they didn't have his brandy by Christian Brothers. I wish they're was a way to check what's in stock before taking the drive. As for me, to be honest, I'm never disappointed when I visit because for one, I go for the minis and second, I enjoy all kinds of liquor. So if they don't have one, they would have the other.

Very friendly staff, very knowledgeable. Great verity of products, have bought many amazing gift…read morebottles. They are simply wonderful!

Nice little joint. Great selection of beverages (spirits, beers, etc), tobacco products and…read moremiscellaneous non alcoholic varieties. Peeps are super cool and they have a "rewards" program. Only issue is that there may be "nefarious " types lingering / loitering around the premises... I can deal with that tho... in more ways than one