They have everything you could want at great prices. The family that owns this business is so super…read morefriendly and helpful!!

Vaca in Freeport and tried a different liquor store, which seemed kind of shady and looked like a…read morethrift store/liquor store- just weird. Then found this place and never went back to the other place. Super friendly people running this store! Definitely recommend!

Liquor stores are funny things. When you're in need of a bottle, standards and expectations can go…read moreright out the window and you take what you can get. That's sort of how I'd describe Surfside. Not a ton of stock, nor variety really, but they have all the major genres covered, general mixers and will get you to the place you seek. Probably more of a three star for me living near Specs on Smith downtown in Houston, but you learn to fine the silver lining where you can in life. Oddly enough, they have a few nicer bottles of tequila too, I assume the owners fancy. Staff are generally helpful, and always chatty. Just know going in that they've got the standards, you supply the recipe, and good times.

Best liquor store in Freeport. Great customer service. I prefer to shop here, easily.read more

New to the area, bartended in Vegas for 6 years before moving here and took mandatory classes for…read morethe bartenders union in Vegas. Don't drink but needed to make vanilla extract and didn't know where anything was since I never been into the shop. Dude at the register asked what I wanted, said any cheap whisky for my baking, he started questioning me asking why I wasn't using everclear for vanilla extract. Told him you can use vodka or whisky/bourbon. Looked at me like I was stupid, then pointed me to McCormick ($16). I looked over to the left and saw Kentucky bourbon ($10). Misdirected me and tried to upsell and take advantage. Should've just looked by myself instead of falsely taking the shop keeps word. He also mentioned that I have "no idea what I'm doing" I said I knew and insisted on telling me what to buy. Bought my Kentucky bourbon and left. Would never go back again. Shady and ingenuine. Oh and on top of that was smoking a cigar right in front of my face while trying to explain what makes a bourbon a bourbon as if I didn't already know, again, took a 16 week course oh the history of spirits/beer/wine for Vegas which is mandatory to be a bartender there. Didn't need the extra lecture.

I sent my wife to buy a cheap, big bottle of tequila that usually runs 1.5 liters and is $20.00 or…read moreso.....the very low end of the tequila chain, but perfect for margaritas. My wife never goes into a liquor store so I told her to ask where they have the cheap, big bottles of tequila. The awful saleswoman told her the cheapest tequila was behind the shelf and sold her a $30.00 bottle of Dulce Vida Organic tequila in a 750 ml bottle. I am sure it will be acceptable tequila, but just the opposite of what I hoped to accomplish. Called and spoke to the lady that made the recommendation who remembered the transaction and said that was the cheaper tequila in the more reputable brands. Neither she or the manager would budge on a return. Horrible. Shame on me for not giving more explicit directions. Shame on Peter's for the terrible service. Looks like Spec's picked up a new customer tonight.

A little hole in the wall but very very friendly counter woman helped us a lot they did not have a…read morelot in line nor champagne by the gift sacks and beer were very ample.

Didn't have what I was looking for (Aperol) but had a solid selection of tequilas/mezcals that…read moreseemed only moderately marked up. Note they don't have beer from what I could tell and their wine selection was limited. But it was clean and the person helping was responsive.

I wanted to stock up on a couple of spirits for Thanksgiving. They had a "sale" on Balcones Baby…read moreBlue 1.75 liter for $40. Eight dollars off. Good stuff. There was a manager at the door yelling at people about how they must traverse the insane labyrinth of the check-out line, which incomprehensibly forces you to go all the way to the back of the store and avoid closed off aisles etc. I asked the "manager" directing traffic about the sale on the Baby Blue because the 1.75 liter was according to the sale even cheaper than the 750 ml. bottle. She glared at me and said nothing. She called one of the male employees (the men are the only polite and helpful people in the shop), and he checked and double-checked his computer and assured me - politely and kindly - that the sale price was $40 for 1.75 liter of Baby Blue. I had several Thanksgiving recipes that I wanted to use bourbon for so I picked it up at that sale price. I withstood the women manager telling me where the line was supposed to start and then I came to the line of cashiers. All women. Normally in a place where they take your money they are cheerful and welcome you to their cash register. "Over here, I am open!" This did not happen. Three women on the registers and not a one of them looked up. I went to the first available assuming that they were just engaged in other things. "Is this register open?" I cheerfully asked. I was reaching for my wallet but my wife was with me and was paying attention and she later told me that the woman at the register rolled her eyes in an extremely rude way. She did not say a word to me as I checked out. I have never been treated more rudely in a shop. Anywhere. My wife could not believe what a b**ch the cashier was to me. She was all painted up in multiple pounds of make-up and three feet long eyelashes but she was totally hateful. She actually hated the people whose hard-earned money paid her salary. Like all of the women who work at Specs Angleton. And here's the kicker: the rude eye-rolling woman actually charged me ten dollars OVER the sales price for the bottle of Balcones. Even MORE than the non-sales price. I only noticed it when I was home, more than 30 minutes away from the store and not about to make another trip out there. The normal price was $48. The sale price was $40. She charged me $50. The female staff at Spec's Angleton literally stole from me because they for some reason resented me as a customer. They hate men? Never go there. Especially if you are a man. I'll never go back.

this specs service used to be great. The help there now is lazy rather stand around up front than…read morehelp anyone. ask for help at the cooler was told go ask up front i am eating lunch at 3 in the afternoon.So go up front and ask and get the roll the eyes treatment i said if its a bother dont bother.wow what happened to this store was always Great to go into.

Decent sized liquor shop with a well-edited selection. The buyers have done a terrific job bringing…read morein bottles that are hard to find in more populated areas. Prices on average are higher; I'd call that island tax. And given that what we bought I can't find at all back home, the price was well worth it.

A Bolivar Peninsula staple with great selections and helpful staff. You cannot go wrong with Island…read moreLiquor for your beverage needs.

Some yelpers are bragging on this place, but as far as liquor stores go, this place doesn't even…read morecome close to beating the big box retailers. It's also a pretty small store, less than half the size of most convenient stores. If you're coming here for craft beer, you're pretty much out of luck and they don't even seem to have much in the way of singles. They do at least carry Galveston Island Brewing beers and New Belgium. They do have a wine selection, but the prices are way out of line, even more expensive than convenience stores. These high prices may be due to its location near the beach and hotels. I'll give them credit for a decent liquor selection, including some single malt scotches, but once again the prices are fairly high. They also carry some Jell-O shots, cigarettes, cold drinks, and some mixers. If you're looking for a better selection of beer and wine at much better prices, you're better off going to the Kroger down the street. Some helpful information in the images below.

Small place but pretty good selection. Friendly staff. Nothing fancy, but great people and prices…read more Made good suggestions. Will definitely come back on our next trip down.

I think the slogan is "if they don't have it, you don't need it"…read more It's pretty much 100% true! If you stay on the Bolivar Peninsula you are going to end up here! It's the perfect place for the location! Love it!

The big store more like the big GROCERY store it has nothing but groceries it's always packed and…read moreit's so loud have not tried any food yet bc looks gross so I do not recommend