Great selection. Friendly service! Safe and clean store. You've got a repeat customer in us!read more

Love this spot! Super friendly great beers and hards! Nick is super friendly one of the workers…read moresuper funny The only thing I don't like is when the girl who works here works she brings the energy down she needs to have a drank or something be uplifted and bring that energy nick brings Over all great employees and a great shop! If you can't go here don't go to the other liquor spots they are trash around Morgan hill Head to SOUTH GATE LIQUORS best spot in town

Stopped in at Country Liquor Store for some lotto tickets. Lotto is up to 999 Million Dollars. Who…read moreever wins is going to be very blessed. Country Liquor Store is a small store located on Monterey near down town. They have bear, wine, liquor and other drinks to quench your palate. Need some snacks to accompany your drinks they have them too.

Okay we used Yelp to find a store near me, it was a run-down store, I was not there for Indian…read morespices so do not quote me on that, we were looking for a good bottle of bourbon. There was an okay selection but most of the products didn't have prices and I didn't feel like standing in line to get a price check only to find out that it was way more than I could get at super market. I am not commenting on the indian spcies, but for liquor I would find another place. And if the owners are listening, not having prices a 50% of your bottles doesn't help your business, maybe one of those more higher end bottles wouldn't have been so much more than I could get elsewhere.

This store is horrible. I purchased some items on Saturday, and my total came to $12.41…read more The cashier charged me $.50 cents for no reason. I asked what it was for, and he said it was for using my debit card. I said your sign says they will charge you $.50 cents for anything under $5.00. My purchase was clearly over $5.00. I asked him to come read the sign that is posted on the counter, and the cashier got all flustered. There was other customers behind me stating I was correct. Then he couldn't figure out how to delete the .50 cent charge off his register. So, he manually put in the correct amount on the CC machine. The cashier was rude, dismissive, and condescending. The morning cashier that I normally see is the only nice person at this facility.

The store tried to charge 20% sales tax for a purchase. Blatant…read morecrooks....................................................

I love shopping at Nob Hill. They have a great meat department and deli. Their baked goods are…read moreawesome! One thing I'm really impressed with is how fresh their vegetables are all the time. They really stay on top of the quality of what is on their displays. I've experienced other chain stores having rotting vegetables as a standard. They leave things out beyond sale quality. I've never experienced this at Nob Hill. While some of their prices might be a little higher, you get what you pay for when shopping. They do have an awesome app that gives Monday $5 deals and there are always other sale coupons weekly. You can order your groceries online and have them delivered or the store will shop for you and you can go curbside and they will bring them to your car. I really like the professionalism and the consistency of this market. It's definately a five star market.

The Self Checkout was too difficult, so Operator #2206 rang me up, and he was great, hence the…read moresecond star. The credit card reader then wouldn't take my transaction, giving the same problem as the self checkout, so I paid cash. As I mentioned the computer difficulties and frustration to the clerk, the cashier at the neighboring checkstand, a middle-aged balding guy, suddenly got some kind of attitude. He spoke to me in a very condescending manner. His carefully selected words were so faux respectful, but his tone of condescent implied he wanted me out immediately. Definitely not the same operation Michael ran at Hale & Main.

Misleading pricing - the true cost of tri tip was $25 a pound! have been shopping at Rocca's for…read moreyears -- and have loved it. However I have a suggestion - because the cost of the tri tip is misleading and I paid almost $20 for marinade!: Try to bulk marinade your tri tip and then sell it at its real price -- OR be more transparent about the actual size and cost of the tri tip. Today I bought a tri tip -- @ $15/lb. I thought I was getting a 3.5 pound tri tip @ $51.50. However, when I weighed it at home, the tri tip it was only 2.3 pounds. The marinade was 18 ounces!... so paid approximately $17 - a third of my cost - for something I couldn't use. The TRUE cost of the tri tip was approx. $25 a pound. So I paid almost $20 for marinade which you can't really use... I have never had this issue before -- with such a copious amount of liquid.

I have been in here a few times before. It is a great little neighborhood market with a legendary…read moremeat counter. In the past I have purchased pre-marinated tri-tips, and they were okay. My marinated tri-tips are better, in my opinion. But I went in a few days looking for a nice Porterhouse steak, and they had them! I purchased a 1.8 pound porterhouse and grilled it. Truly one of the best steaks I have ever eaten. Thank you, Rocco's, for having excellent meat, excellent service, and not rude like a counterpart in Gilroy. I will be back over and over again.

Once again you can enjoy tasting to your heart's content ! 12 wonderful area wineries will be…read morepouring and 12 great local restaurants will serve you some of their best! You can't beat the fun of the live auction--and the silent auction tables are loaded with really valuable goodies too. I've enjoyed this event every year since 2005.

Ten wineries and ten restaurants giving you their best, as you mingle with other wine enthusiasts…read moreand peruse the scores of unique auction items in all price ranges (both live and silent auction). Festive atmosphere, beautiful decor, and a worthy cause. The premier wine event in the South Valley.

Drink two bottles of wine and get your steps in!…read more If you've never done a wine walk, wineries set up tables in shops and restaurants in a downtown area. Often they are stuck in the back so that you have to walk by the merch, but sometimes they are out front. They're usually manned by a pair of owners, managers, or growers. In the case of L&M Wineries, for example, we were served by both L and M. They're almost always patient and gracious, giving me a courtesy smile when I say it "tastes like grapes". Often you get just one pour, but you might get two if they have two different wines or you're charming. I have the charm of a bee in the car, but I get mine by wearing a cowboy hat and pretending I'm not a b-hole. Besides supplying a map, the downtown association ties balloons to the door to make them easy to find when your vision starts to blur. Then, people who paid $60 or so for wristbands and promotional glasses enjoy their easter egg hunt, getting 2-3 hours to drink and turn their teeth purple. After 7 years of Wine Walks in Los Gatos, Campbell, Willow Glen, and Mountain View, this was the first wine walk that used tickets. This meant you must submit a ticket at each of the twenty spots. They likely do this to curb people from getting "seconds", but even though I've never tried to get seconds at the other places, this restriction triggered me to do so. (My wife heard this and told me I'm not allowed to put my socks in the laundry basket). Anyway, next time I go, I am bringing pre-made index card fragments that read "Ha Ha Wines" or "Sucker! Winery" I had two pours of Fortino Winery at Maison A, and 1-2 pours of Martin Ranch at Sinaloa Cafe where a band Encore played a Tom Petty song. Had 1-2 pours of Guglielmo wines at Cigarland, 2 pours of Miramar at Noah's Bar, and 1-2 pours of Kirigin at Avery's Avenue. I may have gotten another pour from Sinaloa (by being nice) and allegedly from Maison (purportedly by using the ticket book cover), but I can't be certain. We got 1-2 pours of Aimee June wines at Betty's Bistro, 1-2 pours of Wildeye at Portraits by Rebecca, where the lines starting getting about 8 deep. Saw a dog parade (a highlight, as MHDA has many dog events). We got Verde at Bubbles and Brew, and L&M Wines at Studio 38. We got Moose Mountain at Craft Roots, Hecker Pass at Trail Dust, Solis at Urbn Ranch, Sarah's at Dezign Salon, Little Uvas from Rosy's at the Beach, Clos La Chance at Sushi Confidential, and Giorgio's for Lightpost Winery. We got a pour of Emmalily at Jewel Box where my wife got her ring cleaned (I didn't have cash for tips- next time I'll also make index cards that read "one money").