My experience with them has always been great . At my age they always put my order in the car…read more They always have friendly conversations and ask me how my health is. I was diagnosed with prostate cancer. And the prices are very reasonable and cheaper than other places.

Absolutely amazing, their service is impeccable. So kind and friendly, the ambiance is always so…read morenice, and vibey. Their shelves are always stocked, they have an amazing wine selection!

Love this place! There is always a great sale, so I will come in with a basket to grab a bottle or…read moretwo....end up with two boxes full of liquor. Also, I may have a drinking problem....lol. The attendants are always very helpful; whether it's opening up a register because the line is long, answering cocktail recipe questions or looking for a special bottle in the back. I didn't think I would ever review a liquor store, but here it is, my favorite liquor store!

Wine and alcohol - this location is your one stop shop. They have a large inventory. The store is…read moreclean and well organized. The staff will assist you with your needs and even locate stores that may have what you're looking for if they do not. 4 stars due to the bad outside lighting. It looks like the store is closed in the evening but it's open till 10pm most days. I strongly recommend more lights in the parking lot!

I typically do NOT leave reviews but because recently I've been to this location over the years…read morewhen visiting.?The customer service isn't the same and the Indian man watches certain ppl more than others in a very obvious way. So much so I literally didn't pay because of this disgusting manner his prejudices were on display.

Pennsylvania is finally lightening up a bit with the Blue Laws and I just found out!…read more We were dining at a BYOB Japanese restaurant on a Sunday and I had no clue they did not have a liquor license when we chose to dine there. BYOB's are very common place in PA. but usually I know in advance. Once seated I asked to see their wine list and was quickly informed there was none. Oh my, it's Sunday and our server said there is a State Store two doors down, I reminded her that it was Sunday, she assured me they were open. What the hey, not believing her I decided to check it out and sure enough they were open and I bought my bottle of chilled wine. I came home and checked the PLCB's site and there are now 154 Sunday stores open in Pennsylvania from noon until 5:00pm! Yay, PA. is finally growing up! You still will not find wine, beer or spirits in a grocery store or market, the PLCB controls it all except for a few scattered here and there in the big cities. Am I happy and a lush? You betcha!

It a state ran liqueur store the only thing that I can take stars off for would be cleanliness or…read morerude cashiers which this location and this location does not have a problem with either of those five stars all the way.

Very happy with the service. I went on line and looked through their selection. I called ahead…read more Everything that I was interested in was available. I drove over and the cases were ready. They have a wonderful selection and curbside pick-up could not have been easier!

I placed an order for a delivery as a gift to a friend and the service I received was amazing! They…read morereally went above and beyond and allowed me to email them a note that they taped to the case of beer for me! I really appreciate the friendly service, especially during these times! Thank you, Beverage Zone!

The best beer store in Bucks County...The team @ Golden Beverage is kind, courteous & helpful...the…read morebeer selection is amazing from IPA's, imported beers & all the seltzers! The manager @ Golden Beverage always rolls the red carpet out for every customer...this place rocks!!!

I bought Dogtoberfest from them yesterday. Drank one and thought it tasted funny. Checked the…read moredate and they were 2 years old. They wouldn't exchange or give me a refund. Beware! Find a different beer store.

I have been in here a few times, but today I went in with the intent to buy a special bottle of…read more"Halloween" label wine, I was greeted right away and asked if I needed help, there was a large display of Halloween wines on the end cap. Wayne is awesome, he told me about a bigger display in the front with Walking Dead wines, that you can use the wine app and the label comes alive. The store is kept very nice, clean and organised. I really love the selections they offer and this will now be my new store for alcohol and wine. Plenty if parking and there is also a lottery machine inside.

Very friendly staff and helpful!! They're so sweet. Items are easy to locate they have a good…read morevariety.

A wonderful store…read more The store is well stocked and a helpful staff both on the phone and in person. There is a large parking lot and a clean restroom.

Beautiful store, wonderful, comfortable layout and immaculate. Checkout is always well-staffed. You…read morenever have to wait in line. Incidentally, there is a lovely young man at the registers named Sackery (not a typo). He is just the most welcoming, appropriately friendly, professional EVERY single time. His demeanor is unwavering. Thank you New Hope Store!

So everyone at b&b is wonderful except the guy working now..actually stopped coming in because of…read morehim..he is rude and down right unpleasant

Been shopping here for decades and I've always been satisfied. Lots of parking, a large and varied…read moreselection, and friendly service

A perfectly fine state package store. Nothing special, but the selection and size of the store are…read moredecent and I have to say it's much cleaner than other "Fine Wine & Good Spirits" stores nearby (yes, I'm looking at you, Bustleton!). Parking can be a bit of a headache at peak times because the lot is small and shared with a GameStop, Great Clips, Massage store, mattress store, GNC and a Starbucks

Okay all of you hard core lushes out there, test your knowledge on this cool site:…read morehttp://www2.potsdam.edu/hansondj/FunFacts/ItsTheLaw.html PENNSYLVANIA In Pennsylvania the tax on wine and spirits is called the Johnstown Flood tax because it was imposed in 1936 to raise funds to help the city of Johnstown rebuild and recover from a devastating flood that year. The city of Johnstown quickly rebuilt and recovered but the tax still continues. It currently costs the taxpayers of the state over $160,000,000.00 each year. This Wine & Spirits is another one that I stumble into from time to time. Blame it on the Ah Ah Ah Ah Ah Ah Ah Ah Alcohol baby... Oh Please! Inside of a fairly new shopping complex, this store offers a little more than the Wine & Spirits in the Trevose Shopping Center. For one thing, you can find better champagnes and they carry Limoncello. With these shops being run by the PLCB, it still amazes me how the prices can differ from store to store for the same product! The hours here are 9:00 to 9:00 Monday thru Saturday. Always closed on Federal Holidays and on Sundays. Other fun facts from the link I added: The U.S. Marines' first recruiting station was in a bar. One glass of milk can give a person a .02 blood alcohol concentration (BAC) on a Breathalyzer test. That's enough in some states for persons under age 21 to lose their drivers license and be fined. So don't call me a lush when your kid is! Oh, I wonder how a Limoncello Milkshake would be?