My friend is a regular to get his beer and soda at discount prices when he has a party or holiday…read moreevent and now I am at this wholesale beverage joint in Corona. Good selection , prices are decent and it's easy to browse and find what you need . along with the name brands they have a few I never heard of but looks interesting enough to try ..spent about 150 bucks and I did save some bucks which works for me . 4 stars on my yelp meter for forest hills beer distribution in Corona.

Funny name for a Corona based business, but both towns border eachother, so close enough is good…read moreenough I suppose. Although primarily a Spanish speaking location, my speaking primarily in English is no problem to get questions answered. Fully stocked with the usual American beer suspects I have come to loathe, unfortunately a tad light on the craft brews that I've come to truely enjoy and immerse myself within at every chance I get. However, I spent little time inside so I'm sure I missed a few gems wether in the coolers or stacked on the floor. Definately a place I shall return to like MacArthur to the Philippians. Sort of.

If you are a person of color do not spend a penny of your money here. Two incidences happened to…read moreme on different occasions. They are racist in there. The first time I walked in with my daughter and the guy literally followed us around the store as if we were going to steal something. I complained and the cashier who is always there said she will speak to him. I let it slide and went about my way. I went in there New Year's Eve to buy Champaign and there was a white man in front of me who asked her how much the bags cost and the cashier said "oh these are free". When it was my time to check out I asked her how much the bags cost and she said fifty cent. When I asked why his was free she threw her manager who was standing next to her under the bus and said " they were free because she said" okay so why aren't mine free? Is it because I'm brown? She had no reasoning for it and right before I was going to swipe my card I changed my mind and said I'll spend my money somewhere else. They chose to lose way more money than fifty cent just because they didn't want to give me a logical answer. They didn't give an answer at all. This place does not like people of color and this isn't the first time I heard someone say this. I will never spend a penny in there and I'm glad I cancelled my transaction. These people are disgusting. I'll let everyone I know hear about this place. Racist

All I have to do is walk a couple of doors away. This huge store with plenty of options just invite…read moreyou in. I must say compared to other stores I have been to they have the best prices. This is a gem right here on Queens Blvd. Great staff and a constant flow of traffic.

I love the name.. direct to the point! Beverage Depot boasts easy parking, massive selection,…read morereasonable prices and great service. Located right off Atlantic Ave and just 2 minutes from the Nautical Mile, they are such a great local spot to grab some some brewskis and snacks. I'm pleased to report they have a great selection of non-alcoholic beers and even non-beer options, such as a case of Poppi probiotic sodas. I currently have half a 6-pack left in my fridge of 00 Stellas, which I enjoy for home cooked steak nights.For those looking for alcoholic options, as most might at a store like this, you'll definitely love their lineup of craft brews, many of which are local or from across New York. An easy 5/5 for my go-to beer depot!

All things considered. Beverage Depot is a great local spot to find different craft beers and much…read moremore. The older gentlemen who works the cashier has been there for 20 + years and is always a delight. His knowledge for the store and work ethic goes above and beyond for someone his age. Parking can be a challenge and prices may be a bit steep but definitely worth it for how convenient it's located.

With a beer selection the likes of none I've seen this far in Queens, NY - yea - I grew up fast on…read morethe suds I suppose, the beer community is a fun place to stay and be merry. Beers from around the tilty globe with pictures of historic monasteries and a sourpatch dude look alike, stuck in a TV, smoking a cigarette. I felt like I was in Moscow or Alaska, minus the highway robbery price gouging. (I hear they like to tip a few over there in Putin's Land). There's a wall with a huge number of singles to make four or six packs from and take it as far as you want to, but that kinda reckless mixing can potentially lead to an exploding morning head. But, consider the important part that going the singles route, you're less likely to be going gonna buy a sixer that tastes like pumpkin dishrag, as it's the season, that you despise but drink anyway. *Waste not, want not" Boss Hogg. Me personally, I've never met a pumpkin beer I didn't enjoy spending some time with and I try to have them all. Gosh this is sounding more like a confession than a review. So I'm going further back when a voice sounds off from behind me inquiring about assistance. My brain was ready for a new suggestion as being the lone explorer on Starship Budweiser again just was not on my drinking to do list. At the far end are taps with lotsa Finbacks, my eves locked upon the last entry of a NY cider and as with europe and here in the USSA, we do the growler thing a few centuries late, but hey. Took that thirty duce into the rig and trucked it home with my only complaint -- I should have bought three or ten, hell, I've got a refrigerator and a freezer running in my garage, but truth be told, I like to pop in and meander.

i've been a client of beer town for over 10 years. I love…read morethe rustic look inside and the wooden floors. I find beer town's employees and owners to be incredibly kind and considerate to their customers. please know there is parking in the back and they will be more than happy to show you where it is. Their prices are compatible to other places in the neighborhood and their selection is large and their beer is definitely cold. Beer town has been in the neighborhood for a long time and I hope it stays.

They have everything i needed and more then everything i wanted and didn't know.I shall return…read more Staff is Amazing,knowledgeable, helpful, professional and sweet as pie. see you soon.

Decided to stop by and buy some wine. While at the counter I heard the cashier say that the total…read morewas "twenty five". As I was walking off the cashier shouted "twenty five and two cents". I went back and gave them 3 cents and told them to keep the change. Congratulations... you just lost a customer for 2% of a dollar

So as I stated in my other review, I was looking for a gift for my late sisters Super. I gave…read moreTrylon a shot and wow was I surprised. Its on the smaller side but was it well stocked. I have a 15 minute conversation with the owner comparing notes on what we have collectively tried with the emphasis being heavy on Scotch and Bourbon. The Blantons was a fantastic price so i picked up two! Sadly I do not live here but otherwise this would be my store for spirits!!!

Other than a defunked movie theater and a fugly monumental architectural design, the Trylon is a…read moreminimalistic liquor store with a busted overhead sign I just happened upon. I've not a clue what happened to this three block radius of QB, but its now run down and as unappealing as downtown Detroit, Ive been there recently. But I slipped inside for a quick peek, assuming tlonce i circumnavigated the thich glass, cameras & a metal detector I'd be ready to look around a bit. But once I finished a quick panorama, my eyes caught a beautiful selection of French & Italian wines that were priced far lower than I could have guessed. Naming regions and prices would further expound upon my level of euphoric surprise, but the fact remains that Yuri or Sergi's selections allowed for the least wine knowledgeable individual to puck a beautiful vintage. Again, the prices were two dollars lower on ten - fourteen dollar bottles and the amortization continued up the price scale.

Some of the best prices for Japanese whiskey that ive seen. At least for the ones i drink.read more

Last night, I was searching via Yelp for liquor stores that were selling soju. Luckily, I stumbled…read moreonto Leiser's which was in the same neighborhood as the New Age Market. I recommended Leiser's to my bestie Kim so we stopped by here today before grocery shopping. She was able to find a metered parking spot diagonally across from the liquor store #score Remember to look up at the signs hung above each aisle so you won't walk around aimlessly throughout the store. Since it was my first time, I just asked someone where we can find soju and he pointed towards the back of the store. Holy moly, we were in SOJU heaven lol...they got strawberry, peach, apple, grape, etc Also, Leiser's shelves were fully stocked with assorted wines including Barefoot (my bestie Diana's favorite brand), Hennessy, cocktail mixes, Chinese brands, etc! Note: They accepted credit cards with a minimum $10 purchase!

I've ordered from this place before, and honestly, my experience hasn't been great. The first time…read moreI received expired wine, which was pretty disappointing. I reported it and thankfully got my money back. I decided to give them another shot, but the second time they sent wine with the expiration date cut off. That's just shady, and honestly, pretty crappy if you ask me. I won't be ordering from here again.

Helpful staff .. good prices .. the guy knew what I liked when I hardly knew myself lol ... pdread more