Wonderful selection of good wines. They also have great sales on hard liquors as well. I would…read moregive them 5 stars except for the fact that service levels are....shall we say....a bit on the sour side? Generally speaking, when so many employees are that unhappy, the problem often stems from what I call "trickle down bad attitude management." The sluggish and sometimes angry attitude of the staff says it all. This is not a one-off. It seems endemic to all their stores. At least the ones I've been in. Will that stop me from doing business with Lukes? Nope. I really like their selection of excellent wines and their great prices.

We've often frequented Luke's since buying our summer home 11 years ago. We've always gone in the…read morestore solo but this time I brought my son with me simply because we were spending the day together, and he didn't want to sit in the hot car. When we got to the register, the young girl asked for our IDs. I proceeded to get mine out and told her he didn't have one. She informed me she couldn't sell to me with him there. I actually have never brought my son into a liquor store so am unaware of any particular laws. I genuinely asked if he waited in the car could we complete the sale. She proceeded to throw her hands up in the air in front of all the customers and loudly state "I cannot sell ANYTHING to YOU." Okay...I'm confused...did I do something? I guess this is a law. I'm perfectly okay with that, and truly appreciate Luke's upholding the law as I don't condone underage drinking nor was I buying for my son. Ignorance is no excuse. But was there a reason why she couldn't nicely EXPLAIN what the law was instead of embarrassing us as if we were knowingly doing something wrong. I dropped my son off at home and thought about going back (though I'm not sure if I was blackballed for the day/week/month since she didn't explain the law to me). But CUSTOMER SERVICE IS EVERYTHING so I went elsewhere (without my son) to make my purchase from lovely merchant up the road. It will be a very long time before step foot in Luke's again. I'm sure Luke's does enough business that one customer won't hurt their profit but, if I'm being honest, I've never found the cashiers in the Harwich location to be all that cordial.

Well, not a great start to our trip to Cape Cod! We went to Luke's in Yarmouth today. Our son was…read morelooking for a garbage pail outside to throw out an empty drink. There was no garbage pail outside so when we went in we saw a garbage pail, which he went to use, only to be yelled at by a rude woman working there who was yelling at him not to use the garbage pail! Would she rather we throw the trash in the parking lot?! He was doing the right thing! My husband asked her not to yell at our son since he was trying to throw out trash properly. The woman worker must have complained that we stuck up for our son and the manager came and yelled at us and with some back and forth banter, he asked us all to leave!! Are they serious? What did we do wrong?! I guess shame on them and too bad for them! We will take our plentiful business elsewhere! We have never witnessed such rude business ethic in our lives! We won't EVER be going there again! We hope they have the day they deserve!

Visited Lukes today upon entering the store a tall well dressed employee, who I found out later is…read morenamed Taylor, welcomed me and directed me where I needed to go for a Whiskey. I after I selected item I went to cashier and again was warmly greeted by Taylor and he inquired if there was anything else I needed and if I was satisfied. One might ask what's the big deal but in this day and age it is rare to have a person in a store treat a customer the way he did and because of that I will go out of may way to frequent the store. Great job Taylor also great job Lukes for hiring him. I know how difficult it is to find quality employees on the Cape. BTW prices and selections at this Lukes can't be beaten

Not the best selection of liquor overall.. only a couple of brands of each.. though evenly priced…read more A few ok wines, mostly super cheap and the sparkling wine selection is pitiful. Customer service was non existent - unless you want to buy lottery tickets.. then they are forced to help you with your gambling addiction. Less than warm or friendly service upon check out. Blah. No thanks there are a hundred other packies in the area.

This is a good old-fashioned package store, a packy. Seems like you hardly ever hear people say…read more"packy" any more and these guys even have a sign that says "Marine Liquors," so I don't know what the name is exactly but it's more or less next to the Rite-Aid. It's in the location of the old Bass River Savings Bank. There's a big sign in front that says "REDEMPTION" that is amusing enough that on separate occasions, weeks apart, I've seen people taking photos of that sign. 5 stars is for the staff. A good packy store guy pretty much has the personality of a good bartender. They have to be able to crack a joke, or not groan too hard at a lame joke, help you find what you're looking for, and be friendly with each and every customer. These guys do that. Good prices, standard selection in all the standard sizes. You can pick up your newspapers and chips and whatnot too. beer-wine-liquor-cigarettes-lotto-lottery tickets-newspapers-potato chips.

What I liked: - Good craft beer and wine selection…read more - Good location What was annoying: - No prices on the craft beer. Can lead to sticker shock at the register , unless you are a wimp like me and you pay even when you find out ‍

The two guys who helped out me and my mother were helpful, so sweet and thoughtful -- they even…read morecarried our heavy stuff to my car. Will definitely go back!

Cute little place with friendly staff. Decent selection of liquors for the area. We were at the…read morecape for a week with some partying people. I think it was a daily trip there. Lol They had everything on our cocktail lists that we needed. The prices were a bit high compared to what we are used to but then again it's kind of a thing at the cape. Lol.

Small store. Staff is friendly. On more than one occasion I have gotten warm seltzers or beer from…read moreall their cases. Its dissapointing those times I couldnt buy warm ahead of time. Not enough in the way of chasers/mixers but thats just me being picky about a full service liquor store. For lack of other stores in the area I would go back just for purchase ahead product.

2026 Summer hours 1 pm till 7 pm Every day…read moreGreat variety Food truck opening till 6:15 Wednesday thru Sunday

This is a really charming brewery. The people are incredibly friendly and excited about their…read moreproduct. You feel very welcome as soon as you walk through the door. The inside of the brewery is very nice and unpretentious with a lot of seating, and they also have a large outdoor patio with tons of Adirondack chairs and a few picnic tables. The beer was very good. We tried a couple IPAs, a coconut porter, a barleywine, and a maibock. The barleywine was on nitro which was surprising, but it was actually really lovely. Definitely stop in for a few beers and a laid back vibe!

Great little brew pub tucked away from the crowds. Great beer and atmosphere. Personable staff.read more

The beer is really excellent!! Oak Bay Brewery Is tucked in…read moreon the Main Street in Hyannis, (across from Anejo). It is a new gem of a brewery. My devoted "mug club" friends that used to meet weekly at Cape Cod Beer introduced me to this fantastic new spot in their rotation. Wow, am I impressed! I met the brewmaster / owner, Brian, friendly and he sure knows his stuff. The quality he is producing in this tiny location is exceptional. I started with the Norm Ale, like normal ...get it? I love the play on names they come up with like Buttah Beer. The Norm Ale is pale but not lacking color, it's so caramel creamy, biscuit smooth. Just delicious, no bitter bite to this beauty. And I really appreciate the lack of fizziness too, that's so unlike American beer. I followed that with the Riley Red. Think Killarney Irish red ale and that's what this delivers. An excellent example of a red with colored hues, it's tasting brighter, light malty, and rich. And because it's October I rounded off by tasting the Oaktober Fest. (Oak Bay October fest) my buddy Wayne loves this one, especially in his fancy German stein they so nicely agreed to fill for him. This seasonal ale is tasty modestly spiced medium malt season, not too hoppy, it's beautiful. The Brit/ Irish style that Brian is producing, less carbonated & fizzy, which I really liked about the ales. You don't go home with a bloated stomach. Lucky for us it is Oktoberfest and they were cooking up beer-soaked bratwurst with sauerkraut and German pretzel hot baked out of the toaster oven $11. A perfect accompaniment to the ales. I genuinely feel these are the best beers being made on Cape Cod, and beyond. Get over to Oak Bay Brewery and try for yourself what I'm convinced of! Cheers Note: Parking is best in the back of the building and come on to main street from alley beside Tumi restaurant.

They let people walk in and out without masks and when you have any questions, the woman is rude.read more

I use the Best Buy Redemption Center which is one of the few full-service redemption centers…read morewithout reverse vending machines. I can bring a few items or bags of cans and plastic deposit bottles. The deposit containers need to be acceptably clean., which is understandable. I do no drink, but the liquor and wine section appears to be well-stocked. The time I was doing redemption of Massachusetts deposit the owners seemed to know their customers well. It is a very clean operation. I appreciate their service.