Pretty good outlet of Specs, with a wide range of liquor and a very eclectic range of gourmet…read moretreats, from pastas to jams to alcohol-centric Jelly Bellies. Parking is plentiful and easy. Service was fine, though I didn't see anyone aside from the checkout lady. Can't quite give it 5 stars as Spec's charges a penalty for using credit cards. Yes, they call it a 'discount' if you pay with cash, debit, or check, but tomato, tomahto. Very much worth a visit if you're in need of your booze fix!

Went in looking for a nice red blend for dinner and for some reason the guy working the wine floor…read moredecided that meant Moscato. While I have no issues against sweet wines it was not what I wanted and I found it very insulting that he kept pushing sweet wines at me because he apparently didn't believe I knew what I wanted. I left with a great italian primitivo, but I will not be going back there again due to the customer service.

Deals on deals! This is a rather spartan liquor store,…read morethat's attached to the Costco at USTA. Technically, you don't need a Costco membership to shop here. Just an ID. This liquor store is known for low prices on national brands. Do you like the #1 selling vodka or rum? This is the place to go. They don't really have a deep selection, it's just the most recent, or best selling brands, and generally in the largest available bottle size. In Texas, they can't sell liquor at the Costco, a liquor store must be its own separate entity. That's why they're doing it like this. The wine selection is generally cheaper price points than the wine sold within the Costco. The selection isn't as great either. Other states sell Kirkland's Best vodka or whiskey. Not this one. They don't offer Malort here. This store doesn't really have any ambience, other than industrial storage. They could use some signs and some cool displays like other liquor stores have. I always appreciate the life size cutouts of the latest celebrity to buy a tequila distillery. The clerk, Mark Anthony was helpful and pleasant and even got me a cool Jack Daniel's #7 box to take out my bottles of booze.

Had a lot of options. Easy in and out. Was surprised to find prices cheaper in liquor stores…read morethough. Costco is usually better priced.

Loves to hang up on you when you call them. Not friendly or helpful in the store. Products are also…read morejust simple mediocre

I'd leave less than one star if possible . I get this place was built to scam UTSA students but…read moresh1t have some respect for regulars in neighborhoods nearby. George T Stagg MSRP $99 at most but nope $600 here LMFAO. Oh that was just one of several severely marked up items by the way. I'll spend all day driving around San Antonio during whiskey season and spend $600 on 6 bottles and $40 on gas before I give these idiots a dime. The liquor store 2 miles north on babcock is cleaner and has more reasonable prices.

Walked in store and employee standing at store said just so you know we close in 20 minutes. We…read morejust got back of store and another employee said make your selection and had to front to check out! This was 7:50. So we just left. I have never been in store that was this RUDE!!!!

FIRST TIME VISIT! Such a calm shopping environment. Music plays overhead as I peruse rows of well…read moreorganized and beautiful products from all over the world. I ooh and ahh at the lovely mirrors, baskets, oil diffusers and bath fizzies. I geek out at licensed sweet treats like Dragonball Z energy drinks and Senzu Bean candies. And yes, I purchased them. I also bought some pricey but premium instant noodles from Taiwan and some Choward's Violet Mints. What a score! Hard to find these special candies. I would definitely come back here for another leisurely shopping trip. Love the gems me can find when you make the time!

Beautiful store, lots of variety, friendly staff, great hours, good prices. Nice location,…read moreconveniently located at the intersection of the 1694 frontage road and Hausmen.

From the owner: Elevate your evening! Discover a selection of exquisite wines and top-shelf liquors at our…read morewelcoming stores, open until late.

Good service and friendly people.. Always Supported local…read morebusinesses.. Singh the owner is really helpful and always taking care of his customers

Very good selection for such a small store, almost always come across something hard to find.read more

The guy who was working there 5/15 in the evening was rude. If he doesn't want to be there and…read morehelp, he should quit. Didn't buy anything for this reason. Store was clean and had an okay selection. Customer service is horrible.

Well I suppose she would have never proceeded to verbally attack you had YOU not instigated the…read morealtercation by spewing racial slurs such as "GO BACK TO MEXICO" and "SPICK". Not everyone is going to sit back and allow your racist self to verbally abuse them because you're agitated and fiending for your alcohol. Get yourself some help and I'm positive Twin Liquors won't miss the business of a racist who blatantly disrespects their employees. Serving individuals like yourself will give them a worse rep than an employee who won't tolerate your bigoted bs.

There's nothing "Lite" about my D, but if you want a D-Lite, this liquor store in S.A. will get you…read moresorted. I'm not sure what happened to my picture of this liquor store, and of course we came here for water and non-alcoholic beverages since we're not really big drinkers, and they had a pretty decent selection. Like many other liquor stores in San Antonio they had masses of alcohol a lot of which was cheaper than you might expect.

High prices. Small selection, but they do have the basics. When it comes to wine they have the…read morereally basic basics priced a tier or two above where they should be. Oh and the person working there at the time was.. gruff is putting it lightly. He clearly had a certain style of crass banter that he engages in with his regulars. So, if you're in a pinch just put your head down to avoid his attention, get in, make your selection, brace yourself then get out.