Great, convenient place to buy your liquor and more. Since moving in the area recently l, I've…read morealways had a good experience buying here.

Friendly staff…read more Great prices Convenient location If you don't want to spend an arm and a leg this is a great option.

Horrible customer service!!! One star is just one Lone Star too much! Bring your own beverages…read more Do not enter this establishment. Make sure you don't speak Spanish.

No good selection of cigars plus very limited. Liquor…read moreselection good but average Easy location near HEB, easy free parking in and out Love the Police department just a couple doors away n this small strip mall

Quick and convenient location, smaller store compared to the others within the city. We were able…read moreto find what we needed quickly and service was good!

Frank is awesome! Two months open. Good selection. Come see him. He hooked us up and decent prices…read moreon alcohol and beer! Chill store with trap music ;)

What an excellent experience! Well Maintained store, huge…read moreselection of aaverage, middle of the road and high end products. Frank the owner was so knowledgeable and kind and took his time explaining the different tequilas and bourbons. Definitely shop here!

Competitive prices for liquor. They have a fair selection of good brands. Two locations to serve…read moreyou. This is the one on the SE Side Of San Antonio. Not a fancy place but you can get what you need. Not that I'm qualified to judge racism but the staff have good hearts. They might look like mean bad A peeps but they're just teddy bears with an eye for business. They do give back to the community. They have ice also for your mixing needs. Get your lotto tickets here too! Located next to what was Mr. & Mrs. G's. Hopefully they can get back open again soon. Have a great day or night and Bottoms up! Cheers!

If you are looking for variety and live near the downtown area, Alamo City Liquor is for you!…read more This place has an insane selection of liquor, wine and beer. It can be a little overwhelming at first, but the staff is super helpful and they know exactly where everything is located. During my last trip here I was looking for THC beverages and was able to find a couple options. Please keep in mind that these are not cheap, and I thought their price was pretty spot on compared to other liquor stores like Total Wine. Last but not least, they have plenty of parking spots across the store, as well as street parking. I believe they also work as a distributor so just keep in mind that they sometimes have big moving trucks coming in and out the parking lot. Overall, I've always had a great experience at Alamo City Liquor and will definitely be come back!

Easily the beat tequila selection in the city. I happened to run into a fellow and asked him about…read morea few brands I was interested in and a few clarifications about Mezcal. 45 minutes later I realized this guy's knowledge about what he purveys was stunning. He has plenty of experience traveling to Mexico and visiting distilleries and quite simply blew me away. Turns out he was the owner and his name was Randy. Amazing place with amazing customer service. Can't recommend this place enough.

My experience in Don's and Ben's was unique in the sense that I am not sure when the last time I…read morehad to order liquor that was behind the counter, LOL. Usually that's because of the environment, which I'll say, I've been in some much "nicer" areas. They even had their own security guard ... but then again, he could have just been taking a break from his patrol. The two guys attending the store were super cool, offering their recommendations and a little conversation. However, DnB is a little on the pricier side compared to say a Spec's or Total Wine (I paid $31 for a bottle of Bulliett, which normally would cost me $22). Overall, it was a quick visit and a pleasant one so no complaints here and five stars for the review

This was an interesting experience. While there is nothing functionally wrong with this place, be…read moreprepared to enter one of the seediest neighborhoods I've ever been to. I came into town on business - and rather than pay $10 a watered down cocktail on the Riverwalk, I opted to pick up a bottle of vodka to save a few bucks. This was the nearest liquor store Google would direct me to from downtown. This place is similar to a bank with a lobby and glass security panels surrounding the merchandise. You ask a teller what you want, pay for it through a sandwich sized window, and they push your liquor out through a separate metal drawer. This is obviously for security reasons - so I have no issue with that. In total transparency, I'm white (and was dressed in a suit) and this is in a minority area. People (customers) were looking at me funny, as if I didn't belong there. I've got no issue with it, so I found it kind of funny - but some may feel uncomfortable. Prices were great, tons of parking, and I was in and out in less than two minutes.