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!

They have the most delicious cocktails in a can. Grab one right next to the register…read more You will be surprised

Terrible and non welcoming customer service. We walked in to silence. Only ones in the store. My…read morehusband asked a price on a bottle of bourbon. Was rudely answered. Prices are abnormally high. Will not be going there again.

Very Reasonable prices and friendly people. Highly recommended!!! Competitive pricing !!!read more

There's probably great selection as the stores fairly big and looks well stocked. I was in search…read moreof wine so I made my way immediately in that direction. It's tough as things are classified generally as "Reds" or "Whites" al to find a specific red took some time. My main gripe is that the cashier told me they wouldn't take an AMEX. There's an AMEX sign on the front door, which I mentioned to the clerk, and he told me "over $50 only". I'm not a snob, I'm not obsessed with using an AMEX. I use it where I can because it's the only card that lets me pay off my balance before the charges move from pending to cleared. Just feel like this place doesn't like taking the merchant charge on lesser purchases and use their judgment on a case by case basis which is disappointing when you advertise something but don't advertise the stipulations.

We stopped here on the way to Provincetown since my husband wanted to get some beer…read more The place is small, a bit cramped with a good selection of wines in the main room, beers in the back and liquour on the right side of the store. Most of the wine bottles had their price on yellow stickers, but none of the beers had prices. So my husband asked if there were any beer specials and the lady said in a very "unfriendly" voice .... NO. Not great customer service, a bit of a long face, but my husband got the beer he wanted, he paid and off we went....

Good selection and good prices. Confidently located. They carry a nice selection of whiskeyread more

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.

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.

Limited experience with this establishment as we just stopped by quickly to pick up a bottle of…read morewine to bring to friends who were hosting us for the weekend. Selection was great and the checkout guy was friendly and efficient. I will say that we later wanted to order a case of wine for delivery to our hosts and couldn't figure out how to do it on their website so there's that....

BEWARE!! Just awful service. Owner tried to cut my real identification in half, and I've seen them…read moretake 5+ minutes to scan a bottle of wine. They also ID'd me for buying a Diet Coke. Horrific service, take your business elsewhere.

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.

Great little brewery tucked off the main road. Owner Brian is so friendly and helpful. Really good…read morebeer, very innovative beers and a very nice indoor/outdoor space. Small food menu, but always good. Highly recommend trying it out. You won't be disappointed.

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.