Always a great selection. Friendly, helpful staff. Prices are reasonable and there are usually some…read morespecials as well

I went to Deon's for an event featuring Brandon Graham and Mickey Morandini. The post on…read moreFacebook said Brandon was only signing case of tea that he was there for. I just wanted to meet Brandon and get a picture. I do not drink. So, I waited for almost an hour only to be rudely told that I couldn't meet Brandon because I do not drink. They said he was only signing cases of tea. He signed pictures, helmets and other items. So, since I do not drink, I was wrongfully discriminated against by this person wearing the tea t shirt. I have emailed, messaged and posted on Facebook regarding this matter. Not only are they not responding to the messages after looking at them, they are ignoring my email and censoring by taken down my review on the Pat Deon Beverages Facebook page. They have not only shown not to respond to customer concerns but they censor any constructive criticism. They proved that the $$$$ is more important than the customer. Cannot recommend this establishment in good faith. Very sad when it comes to this Pat Deon!!!

I've only lived in this area for 3-4 years, but it seems like many PA folks conduct their purchases…read moreof intoxicating spirits over in the NJ side of the Delaware River when possible. While I certainly understand the benefits of our "free market" for booze in NJ (well, hardly free, but let's say controlled in a different way), I've come to learn that the acquisition of alcohol in the Commonwealth of PA doesn't have to be a bad experience. "Fine Wine & Good Spirits" is the equivalent to a "state store" or "ABC store" in other states that run their alcohol sales at the government level. This particular location was clean, surprisingly well-stocked at a time right between Xmas and New Years, and made for a fairly quick in and out. I enjoyed browsing their wine aisles featuring selections from all over the place, with a section for local PA wines. The spirit section also looked pretty good, with local varieties available in that category as well. Check-out was fast and friendly, nice tall plexiglass and mask worn by the cashier. The only drawbacks are the Byzantine parking setup: the front of the store suddenly becomes a "wrong way," forcing you to park to the left in a certain area. There are spaces right in front of the entrance, but they must be dedicated to the bank next door. Also, the chilled fridge wasn't too big considering the size of the store. The restrooms were oddly closed, and the "one way" traffic markers on the floor of each aisle were ignored, as seems to be the norm at retailers of all stripes these days. All in all, don't hesitate to swing by this state store if you just want to grab a couple bottles and get out. The prices for New Zealand Sauvignon blanc weren't bad, actually cheaper than a few places here in NJ. Plus you can check things out on their very comprehensive website before you go.

Stay away. The mgr Jennifer is rude and arrogant. I was denied a sale because the person I was with…read moredid have an Id. Understandable that they would not serve them but denying me because of my association with them. She need to be replaced.

I love ShopRite go to Giant and compare how much you ll save at ShopRite it's crazy. they always…read morehave items I use on sale from coffee to mayonnaise .Evwry week they have a brand name ice cream on sale. Luncheat I get low salt ham for 5.99 and cheese is about the same. if you want quality and great prices it's the place to shop!

Ordered some cold cuts online ahead of time and was given a time when it would be ready. I showed…read moreup 20 minutes past that time and still was not ready. So I did my grocery shopping (about 40 more minutes) and went back to the deli - still not ready. I told the incredibly rude man to just cancel it. 4 HOURS LATER - I get an email saying my deli order is ready Can't make this stuff up.

You have to be a local to know the liquor store is actually inside a McCaffery's grocery store. We…read moredrove around a couple times until we figured it out. The store staff were very nice. The other weird thing was, if you wanted to purchase say tonic water, you have to check out separately in the grocery store, a bit inconvenient!

This "State Store," is actually inside the Shop Rite Supermarket in the commercial center at the…read morecorner of Big Oak Road and Oxford Valley Road. As such, it lacks any curb appeal, and requires entry into the market and a hard left turn to reach the entrance of the liquor department. It is smaller than the more recent LCB retail outlets now found in Newtown, and lacks the attractiveness and consumer friendly signs and layout now available elsewhere. By necessity, the selection is smaller and the experience less enjoyable, so the customer is left without much guidance regarding where to find what she/he is looking for. It is easily a decade or two behind the times. We stopped in to pick up a bottle of Chianti to accompany our Italian dinner in downtown Yardley. We ultimately selected a bottle of Ruffino on sale for about $10. It was fine with both our steak and chicken plates. Still, it would have been much better had we had more choice. In fact, after a solid meal in that famous house on Main Street, we drove to New Jersey to Joe Canal's to purchase sufficient wine to restock our wine cabinet. Now, those folks have the inventory and right prices, especially when we are members of their discount buyers club. This older outlet just can't compete.

Love this place! They have a ridiculous amount of beers to choose from. A beer lovers dream come…read moretrue. Not only do they have craft beer of high quality, the designs on the bottles and cans are pieces of art. I live in California and my Father in law lives in PA. Being that we know the quality of brews, we wanted to specifically buy a 12 pack from here as a gift for Father's Day. The staff was beyond helpful as I had no clue what to select or how to get it delivered. Mike hand picked all of the beer out, boxed them, added two beer glasses, a Fathers Day card, and delivered it for us! I know this was a huge exception. I'm blown away at the service, kindness, great taste in beer and going the extra mile with buying a greeting card. Tremendous gratitude to the staff and this place! In my opinion, no need to go anywhere else. Great prices, great service, and a vast variety of options. Thank you so much Mike and Nicole! You rock!

All. Of. The. Beer…read more I've never been so happily overwhelmed in my life. I could spend hours in here just looking at all the options. From seriously obscure to Bud Light, they truly have it all. My wife and I ventured here in search of stuff to drink over the weekend and not only found more than what we wanted, but we could pick a couple chilled brews and drink them on site. They have a little hangout area with TVs. Not sure about their food rules, but if I can bring a pizza in here, grab a beer from their fridge and watch a game, I would come here...often. The staff was friendly, their have their own parking. The whole experience was fantastic. Obviously coming back. Probably this week.

Great beer spot with a fantastic selection! I stopped by looking for a case to bring to my friend's…read morecraft beer exchange- I was able to find something unique and at a great price. Win win!

I love this place. Being from NJ, you can only get beer at a liquor store or packaged goods place…read more In PA, I have no idea. When I looked up where to get beer, it suggested Beer-A-Rama. Hey--- what a great name. It says it all!. Walked in there looking for beer to keep my BBQ competition team hydrated. It's a warehouse for beer. They have some great local craft beers along with the standard national and international brand. I asked if they have cold beer and one of the attendants walked me into the big walk-in coolers. They don't sell 6-packs, but are working more in the area of 12 packs. The variety packs are definitely worth it. Their prices are very reasonable. Great selection. Looking for some snacks? They have them all. I had a request for beer nuts and there they were. The original Beer Nuts, right next to the jerky, chips, etc. Yes--- they take credit cards.

Friendly staff, ice cold beer. I love that they are now doing curbside pickup so I can order…read moreonline and I don't have to get out of my car.

If you are looking for a place to get your party beverages, beer, wine coolers, seltzer's, hard…read moreciders etc. at a reasonable price then this is the place for you. The building is not new but very simple and because of that they are able to give you great prices. This is my go to place for my beer. If you don't find what you want just talk to the very friendly staff and they will get you what you need. They even offered to help me take my purchase out to my car. No bells or whistles. Just great prices and service. I love mom and pop stores. It's more personal and you are someone, not just the next customer.

Buyer Beware - Take your business elsewhere if you do not want to get ripped off!!…read more The owner says the business was sold and they will not honor a gift certificate my 90-year-old neighbor (who has since passed away) purchased for me because I do not have a receipt. PA state law says gift certificates must be honored for five years after their issuance. The new owner stated, 'they did not assume the liabilities of the previous owner', which is also the law. They know it will likely cost several hundred dollars to take them to court over a $25 gift certificate. At the end of the day, it is a poor business practice and I would recommend taking your business elsewhere. If they are capable of doing this over a simple gift certificate, it seems clear will take advantage of their customers any other way they can and that benefits themselves. Yardley Beer Company is right down the road and has a much larger selection and Deon's is about ten minutes away, also with a better selection, and also has wine store next to it.

Very bad service and rude staff.. I walking in and greeted two employees with a "how are you doing…read moretoday?" to which they both just looked at me. I turned around and went to another beer distributor right down the street that was much more friendly with a bigger selection.