No More Natural Light…read more They got rid of a beer that I have been drinking for over 2 years. I asked an employee if there was any Natural Light available. He proceeded to ask his colleague (in a foreign language). Then, he told me (in curt English) "No." I walked away-never to return to that store again. P.S. I went to another store, and they had the Natural Light available.

Giving it 4 stars because while it is a nice shop with plenty of reasonably priced selection and…read morethe latest liquors, the past few times I've been there I have been yelled at on the sidewalk out front by an af am person. It seems it would benefit from security or a police presence.

Just an average liquor store. Only stopped here because I was picking up food from a close…read morelocation. I oy went on the liquor store side. Nothing exciting. Service was ok.

Joe liquor is a well organized liquor store and the service is quick.. they also don't allow…read morepatrons to hang out on property the have plenty of parking and it's wheelchair accessible.

Everything when well except of lots of people loitering around the store proximity and conducting…read moredrugs sales within the vicinity of which is a concerned to me. Other than that, the atmosphere is welcoming especially the store attendants. They are always cordial, respectful and welcoming.

This spot is a hidden gem. Tons of parking, always tons of stock, and costumer service is amazing…read more The store itself is super charming and all drinks are easy to find. Everyone is super nice and I've always found myself coming back!

This liquor store has a great selection of any and all alcohol, the staff are always super…read morefriendly, and you're in and out in a few minutes.

They're clean, well-lit, and open late…read more They are also completely unhelpful. If alcohol didn't sell itself, they would probably not survive as a business. How it went: Me: "Do you have [very common alcohol] X in singles?" Counter guy: "Huh?" M: "X" CG: "Uh, ask him." M: "Do you have X in single bottles?" Other Guy: "Only 6-packs" M: " Any X other than [Brand]?" OG: "No." M: "Ok" [Goes to get six pack of [Brand] X, of which I only really wanted one bottle] Some Guy Sitting On Some Beers Who I'm Pretty Sure Doesn't Even Work There: "They got some [Brand] X over here in the big cans." M: "Thanks guy." [Gets a can of X, pays, leaves.] How it should have gone: Me: "Do you have [very common alcohol] X in singles?" Counter Guy: "Well, I think we have 24s of [Brand], but that's about it. It's right over there." Me: "Thanks." [Gets a can of X, pays, leaves.] Fin.

They took a very long time to delivered 2 bottles of wine. Then they delivered 2 bottles of wine…read moreI didn't order. I spoke to them and he said he would exchange the wine I ordered. I'm still waiting for them to come and bring the wine I ordered . Now they will not answer the phone. This is disrespectful and wrong.

The worst thing about this liquor store is the location. Unfortunately it's located in the very…read moreshabby and depressing Morrell Park neighborhood. A lot, A LOT, of undesirable people loiter outside this liquor store and up and down Washington Blvd in the general area. Folks who feel easily threatened or intimidated should not try to go here. That said, despite the less than flattering exterior of Washington Bar Liquors and the unwashed masses of the folks hanging around outside, the inside is quite large, clean, and the store offers a good variety of liquor, wine, and beer. There are rows of wines past the register. The liquor is behind the register. The other side of the store is all refrigerators. There is one small fridge housing wines, the rest are mostly beer with juices and sodas scattered throughout. The staff mostly stays behind the register area, but whoever is working is always friendly and helpful to me. There is no parking lot, it's all street parking, but I never have an issue getting a spot close to the store. I don't commonly stop at this liquor store, but sometimes it's necessary. The people outside never bother me, but I can see how they're a deterrent to the average shopper. But once you're inside the store, it's a pretty gravy experience.

Came to get an adult beverage. This liquor store has been here for a long time under different…read moreowners. Upon entering, I was greeted by a pleasant man who welcomed me and said to let me know if I needed anything. This store is well stocked with an assortment of spirits, wine, beers, and soft drinks. They also have snacks as well. The staff at the counter were pleasant during checkout. The prices are reasonable, but that comes with knowing what the other stores are charging for the same items. All in all, an adequate liquor store to get bar spirits and wine.

You can't go wrong at a place named Super Liquors. We had to wait in line on Saturday morning at…read more9:30 AM for the 9 people in front of us to buy lottery tickets and boones, but the wait was worth it for the price. We got a few mini bottles of Jack Daniels that served us well at the Virgin Free Fest.

The name of the place can be deceiving since it is a convenience store (not a supermarket). They do…read morehave a great beer/wine selection as well as a wide range of liquors. They also carry many snacks and kitchen staples. They are not open on Sundays (probably due to state alcohol restrictions), but they are open quite late on other days. A great local spot when you need to put together a party in a pinch! Be prepared for the convenience store pricing though.

Supermarket is essentially a liquor store with a rather extensive grocery section for your…read moreconvenience. The good: 9 times out of 10, if a local brewery releases a new, fun, craft beer, Supermarket will have it soon almost immediately after the release announcement. Local breweries like Peabody Heights, DuClaw, and Union all have a big presence here, as well as New Belgium/Voodoo Ranger and 21st Amendment for out-of-town craft fair. The okay: The prices are just that-okay The bad: Selections of most of the spirits are kept behind the checkout counter, so they're impossible to browse and difficult to make out the prices on-some aren't marked at all. Also, a lot of their stock is very old (many bottles are dusty even), and I've bought expired beer a few times here (who thinks to check beer?!). For certain craft beers, supermarket is a good choice. Otherwise, there's better liquor stores for better value, better stock, and a better shopping experience.

Essex liquors is a liquor store that has a broad and various selection along with reasonable or…read morebetter pricing. They separate their aisles according to your choice of poisons like most stores of this type do. The in-stock position of their inventory seldom falters. Only on an once or twice occasion have I gone there and had to make an alternate choice. They also have good sales on a consistent basis. The staff is mostly friendly but some of them lack a command of the English language and therefore are mostly there for stocking and such. They also are keen on playing a source of foreign music which sometimes can get loud. Overall, a good stop for your alcoholic beverages.

I actually don't mind this place. I have anxiety going into any other liquor store, but I don't…read morefeel nesrly as creeped out and stalked at this one. And I liked that their minis are on the floor. I always grab them when I want to try something but not sure if I'd like it. I hate feeling rushed when someone has to get them for me. Decent selection and it is categorized nicely. It can get pretty loud in there, though. They play some foreign music full blast, but, it is actually pretty catchy. Park on the McDonalds side, though. It's wasier if you need to go the oppisite way down Eastern.