I just moved to the area and was nervous about finding a new reliable and reasonably priced liquor…read morestore, this place exceeded my expectations! Such a huge range of products at a perfect price. The folks who run it are also very nice and helpful and I'm so glad this is my neighborhood store!

Columbia Park Liquors, store manager, Sam, was fantastic. He was the only liquor store I want to…read morethat went above and beyond to get me Bottega Prosecco Gold. I went to 10 other liquor stores and no one had the time for me to even try. Sam is outstanding. Give him a raise! Thank you Anthony U.

Regarding delivery - you absolutely will *not* receive your order unless you literally hold their…read morehand through the process. I should've learned the first few times it happened, but chalked it up to new employees not paying attention to orders coming in. No...now I'm not fully convinced the people working there even know they offer delivery at this point. Three times now I've placed an order, waited an hour AFTER getting an order confirmation but no delivery only to call this place and have the people that pick up sound confused that they even have a phone not to mention people are waiting for a service. Each time they waited until I called THEM to tell me they're out of half of the things I ordered. This time I just cancelled - got no apology for their incompetence, no asking if I'd like to replace anything, they just hung up. Don't waste your time with this place. Your money's better spent literally anywhere else.

(Shopped 12/28/21 TU @ 12:15pm): There was a delightful groove in my heart as I walked into this…read morelibation market! On Day 9 of my vacation as I visited a very dear friend for the Christmas and New Year holidays, we ventured out into Hoboken for some exploration which eventually landed me at Delite Market in the city's downtown area. At a friend's recommendation, we decided to have lunch nearby at Bareburger, but apparently they didn't serve alcohol although they referred customers to this bottle shop. Was it worth the quick walk to the corner for something to drink with my meal!? PURCHASE Bridge Lane Wine White Merlot 12.7floz Can ($7.99): With no local craft beer available, I then looked for a red wine from the area that I normally couldn't find back in Los Angeles (no such lucky either), so this offering and another from Mattituck, New York were the only options that fit that criteria. A ring-pull tab opening, pinkish color, light citrus lemongrass aroma, low body, light lemongrass peach flavor, clean drying finish, minimal citrus aftertaste, and low astringency - refreshing but definitely not on a cold day and didn't pair well with my bison burger. Bridge Lane Wine Sauvignon Blanc 12.7floz Can ($7.99): As with the wine above, this offering was another from Mattituck, New York that sort of fit my criteria of trying drinks from this region of the country... which I eventually paired with leftover Indian food for dinner. A ring-pull tab opening, translucent yellow color, light citrus aroma, low body, light citrus earthy flavor, crisp finish, minimal citrus aftertaste, and low astringency - not as sweet as expected, definitely not for a cold day, and didn't pair well with my Indian food. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=qCPzjA7z9h6iWXdT8jSU_g&userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw SERVICE A lone gentleman stood behind the counter as I entered without a greeting. I easily walked the refrigerated section in search of a chilled local beer in a single bottle/can to no avail, but then found some canned wines (ugh) that sort of fit my criteria. I brought them up to the counter, easily paid, and headed back to the restaurant. Not much service provided although I really didn't need any - easy-peasy. PARKING (Varied; N/A in this instance) We walked, so parking wasn't an issue. I didn't notice any private lots; however, there appeared to be plenty of metered spots along the main drag of Washington St. and all surrounding streets - 'nuff said. ATMOSPHERE, DÉCOR, AMBIENCE A small store fully stocked with liquor, mixers, and wines on a few aisle shelves and along one wall while there was a refrigerated section mainly with beer along the right and back wall, and a pay counter towards the front door. Everything was visibly labeled and carried a decent assortment of products. Decent natural lighting came through the large front windows and door while electric recessed ceiling lights filled in the rest. There were no TVs nor any background music. ATTIRE Temperatures were in the 40s, so I was bundled-up from head-to-toe. Otherwise, this place was totally casual, so I would normally be in a t-shirt, boardshorts, and flip-flops. OVERALL Delite Market was somewhat but not fully helpful in my quest. I was glad to have found something local albeit wine in a can which just never sat well with my traditional views of how to consume wine. They had a well-stocked refrigerated section but mainly full wine bottles, multipack beers and sodas, and single bottles/cans of your standard beers. Their prices seemed comparable and inventory generally good (extremely limited on craft beers) although I couldn't speak on anything else regarding their liquor or wine inventory, but the service was very hands-off and not inviting. However, I'm sure they served their neighborhood well. And, it was always a pleasure to support small local mom & pop businesses like this one. I found fairly good value based on the prices, service, and experience noted above (TOTAL paid experience was around $17.00 BEFORE any discounts and/or tip). And, they accepted my credit card of choice... AMEX! 3.5 STARS

Is this place closed? Every time I come by it's locked up. It's afternoon on a Monday and the gates…read moreare up.

As good as it gets! The owner and staff are AMAZING!…read more The selection of craft beers is great AND they do singles for sale at a discount so you can try something before committing to a full 6 pack! Liquor and Wine as well - and if you want something they don't have... they look into carrying it! VERY Clean place too!

The people who work here are so nice and this may be one of my favorite liquor stores. The prices…read moreare fair and they have a great selection.

Augie's moved around the corner to Adams Street about a year ago (between 4th & 5th) and with the…read moremove, greatly expanded their beer selection. Along with the A&P (surprisingly enough) it's probably the best place in midtown Hoboken to shop for beer. While they do lack craft beers, nevertheless, there's a nice mix of some smaller American brewers like Dogfish Head, Six Point, Brooklyn, Smuttynose, Lagunitas, Oskar & Victory to go along with your standard domestic/imported options.. Otherwise, Augie's is your run of the mill wine and liquor store. An okay selection of wine (if you're in the area you could do worse), an small aisle of liquor, and they do carry ice. Strangely enough, they also carry ice cream... I guess there are worse things to eat as you're slipping into intoxication.

Yes, "Best Liquors" is a terribly boring name for a liquor store, but if you're a true Beer Snob,…read moreit's also a very appropriate name. Located in the Pathmark shopping center, this small store has the best selection of microbrews and imports around. They keep an excellent selection of Belgian and German beers around as well as American microbrews, and the prices are always great. Edit: after today's visit, I had to upgrade the place to five stars. I found another 5 or 6 bottle-conditioned Belgian ales (I nearly peed myself in my excitement,) plus it seems they carry the entire line of Ommegang and Unibroue ales. I don't think there's another store in the entire NYC area that has this kind of selection.

Very very happy about this find- my closer alternative is a rip off. No kidding, there is a $2…read moredifference between most wines at both locations. The owner is super friendly, and very helpful. This place is a real gem!

Great owner! He's so friendly and has the greatest selection with the best customer service. My go…read moreto place!

(Shopped 12/30/21 WE @ 6:00pm): This liquor store was located on Webster Ave. and about the size of…read more1980's TV sitcom character "Webster" played by Emmanuel Lewis! On Day 11 of my vacation as I visited a very dear friend for the Christmas and New Year holidays, we were in search of one of our favorite champagne bottles without leaving the area or having it delivered if we didn't have to, when we made a final stop at Webster Liquor. Located barely five minutes from my friend's place, we struck out at a couple other local bottle shops we visited earlier on my vacation. Apparently, this liquor store was very well-known and loved in the neighborhood which was heartwarming to hear and see. Would we find what we were looking for!? PURCHASE Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label Brut Champagne 750ml Bottle ($75.00): Truly one of my favorite champagne around, it was mandatory that we had a bottle of this for our New Year's Eve or New Year's Day celebration. One lone bottle without its box remained placed not exactly on the top shelf behind the counter sandwiched between two other lesser-known champagne. Thankfully, we lucked out on our final destination home or we had to go the delivery route. For sure, we paid more than at a chain or larger bodega which made us enjoy this even more once we popped the cork https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=wtIKfrSk3A5DBSrItPrPbQ&userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw. Wise Onion Rings 2oz Snack Bag ($0.99): I loved all-things onion rings and salty snacks, so of course I had to try these! If you knew me at all, I always searched for brands of chips I'd never heard of before and if the flavors were unique or simply onion rings as was the case here, I could never resist. I opened the bag with glee, pulled one out, inserted it into my mouth, and let it dissolve a bit before I began to chew it. My immediate thought was how salty it was and how much it reminded me of those crispy fried onions on top of a green bean casserole - good but not great ... and I wish I had some Cactus Cooler soda to wash it down https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=MTBTUmIA5Czdkonpked6tA&userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw. SERVICE Silently greeted by Max the shopkeeper, we cased the joint ourselves until my friend saw and pointed out the bottle behind the counter. He easily grabbed it, wrapped it in a brown paper bag, I took my chips in my hand, and off we went happy as two peas in a pod - easy-peasy! PARKING (FREE; N/A in this instance) We walked, so parking wasn't an issue. Otherwise, there appeared to be plenty of spots along the main drag of Webster Ave. and all surrounding streets - 'nuff said. ATMOSPHERE, DÉCOR, AMBIENCE A tiny store with one main alcohol display area in the center, refrigerated sections along the right wall, another smaller alcohol display are along the back wall, random canned food, toiletries, etc. on a shelf display along the left wall, a pay counter with the top-shelf items and smokes behind that towards the front, and racks of candy and snacks at the base of the counter. Not everything was visibly priced, and generally speaking there was a hodge-podge of merchandise but primarily liquor. Plenty of natural lighting came through the large front wall windows and door while soul-sucking fluorescent electric ceiling lights filled in the rest. There were no TVs, but music played in the background. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=ql5hsdbW0k8MAt9CvP-HlA&userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw ATTIRE Temperatures were in the 40s, so I was bundled-up from head-to-toe. Otherwise, this place was totally casual, so I would normally be in a t-shirt, boardshorts, and flip-flops. OVERALL I always loved neighborhood liquor stores and Webster Liquor, albeit probably smaller than my apartment, had its charm. As expected, the prices were comparably slightly higher (especially in the Veuve case), the selection limited and kept to top-selling name brands and lower-priced off-brands, and the service kept to a minimum. Bare-bones rickety shops like this gave close-knit neighborhoods their identity and soul that everyone appreciated. And, it was always a pleasure to support small local mom & pop businesses like this one. I found very good value based on the prices, service, and experience noted above (TOTAL paid experience was around $80.00 BEFORE any discounts and/or tip). And, they accepted my credit card of choice... AMEX! 4.0 STARS

As someone new to the neighborhood, finding Giannone Wine & Liquor was a game changer! Jimmy is…read morePHENOMENAL. He took genuine time to understand exactly what I needed without ever trying to push an upsell, even offering honest advice if it meant looking elsewhere for a specific bottle. His passion, knowledge, and customer care are truly unmatched. I picked up a gorgeous bottle for my home and will 100% be making this my go-to store for all my spirits and wine from here on out. 10/10 service!

I have been living in the Port Imperial community for 5 years and have frequented this store. Each…read moretime I enter, the Hispanic gentleman just happens to find some work to do in or near an aisle that I am. I finally confronted him about this. There is no need for me to steal anything from your store. I am just trying to get a bottle of wine on my way home from work. Needless to say, my wife and I will go to a different spirit shop for now on.

Exactly as the name says, this is a cool place to get beer and liquor. It has lots of locally…read moreproduced wines. CoolVines has this location on Grove Street in Jersey City. Has another location not far from here. The prices aren't that bad it seems. A lot of local products to get. It's known best for the local beers and spirits. There's a pretty extensive amount of wines. A crap ton to choose from. There's also tastings. Get to have a few samples. These are usually on Thursdays. A lot of good deals. There's mix and match beers for a six pack. Grab a variety from local breweries. This is a good way to try a few. Good place and it's clean. It's kind of expensive for some things but there's also ways to save. The best way is to go to a tasting.

I love Cool Vines! Both Jersey City locations have a wonderfully curated selection of wine, spirits…read moreand beer. They are also very accommodating when looking for a specific item and do their best to help get it...layouts and store ambiance are great as well. Not a ton of specials or sales, so if you're looking for a bargain, maybe hit up Buy Rite....but overall, defiantly worth stopping in!