The first time I went here, I was greeted by a woman wearing an eye patch who seemed less than…read moreexcited to have a customer. She spoke in hushed tones and watched me carefully as I perused the selection of Balkan vodkas. I have been back several times due to the fact that it is the closest wine/liquor store to my apartment (and conveniently located right by the train), and the customer service has improved slightly. The woman no longer sports the eye patch, and seems to have a much friendlier demeanor on the whole. I've even seen her laughing. Although the sign outside says they accept all major credit cards, be advised that they have a 20 dollar minimum (so drink up!).

I had a very uncomfortable experience outside this store while waiting for my car service. I was…read morestanding on the public sidewalk where I had entered my pickup location when an older woman from the store came outside and told me I couldn't stand there and should move elsewhere. I politely explained that I was waiting for my ride and intended to stay where I was. After that, she went inside and came back out with a bottle of Windex, supposedly to clean the windows. While doing so, I was sprayed by the cleaning solution. I remained calm and told her that we should all be treating each other with kindness and respect, but her behavior felt unnecessarily hostile and unwelcoming. During the interaction, another woman approached me and mentioned that she had experienced a similar issue with the same employee. Regardless of the reason, no customer or passerby should be made to feel uncomfortable for standing on a public sidewalk while waiting for transportation. Based on this experience, I would not recommend this establishment... Racism and discrimination will not be accepted...

The girl (drunk) : "Baby, this is really good wine." Me…read more(tipsy) : "Yeah.. It really is." TG: "Like, it's REALLY good. Especially for a wine called Monkey Bag." Me: (looking over at empty bottle) "Umm, that says Monkey BAY." TG: "Oh. (giggles drunkenly) I though it said Monkey Bag." Me: "No. I wouldn't have bought a wine called Monkey Bag." This wine shop is definitely solid, and the guy behind the partition knows his stock and is able to provide good recommendations. My only reason for the star deduction is that the interior space is completely walled off in bullet-proof glass, leaving the customer only about a 4 foot wide walkway through the middle of the store to view their goods with. Additionally, almost nothing in the store has prices displayed, which makes browsing a sight more difficult.

Stopped by while on a weekend trip and was amazed at the selection and top notch customer service…read more We bought a few bottles of wine at the recommendation of the owner and they were excellent. I highly recommend this store to anyone in the area!

The best wine in the area , line 39 , Joseph Stewart , red elephant , domaine st.geoger…read more Love the selections .. The prices are the best ..

The wine prices here are the absolute best that I've seen in the area. The store is clean and…read moreeverything is easy to find. The store clerks are also friendly and willing to help whenever necessary. One of my favorite neighborhood stores. They also offer free delivery which is a plus.

Typical neighborhood-sized wine & liquor store. More brightly lit and somewhat larger selection…read morethan Mira, but nothing too exciting. They buzz you in; the guy is friendly enough.

The guy that runs this place is friendly enough but the prices seem to be higher than average!…read moreDuring business hours, it seems he steps out from time to time and you may need to wait until he returns. Conflicted about this place but not likely to return

Clean place, and they carry reasonably priced liquor. It's right by the train, so if you're leaving…read morework and brooding over something the whole way home, it's a convenient spot to pick up some Patron silver from and drink until you do something you regret. Or are proud of. It's all in the eye of the beholder, I suppose.

This place is my go to for hard liquor. Much cheaper than any place in Manhattan. They're open…read morepretty late as well, which is a plus considering so many liquor stores close way too early.

They have a nice selection of affordable wines and liquors. They organize wine from different…read moreregions, like Australia. The worker was nice.

Very convenient place to get your spirits and the staff is very attentive and friendly, I'd…read moredefinitely recommend this place for all your needs.

This is a pretty decent little liquor shop on Fresh Pond Road that gets the job done. Is the…read moreselection large? No. Are the prices good? Yes! If you're looking for the basics and need something convenient, then this place is just as good as any. It's usually never crowded and the service is friendly. The red and white wine section is very basic. They have a few good brands but mostly just generic stuff under $15. The specialty liquors are a hit or miss. As I mentioned, the selection is pretty generic. Especially the Gin. If you want good Gin, you'll have to go elsewhere. The whiskey selection is a little better. They do have Macallan. They even have a smaller, more affordable bottle of Macallan behind the counter along with the nips. They have a decent refrigerated section as well. When I need something in a rush, then Junior's is the place to go!

I am so surprised no-one's reviewed the place as of yet. Guess that leaves it up to me…read more Junior's is your friendly local neighborhood liquor store. Whether it's to pick up wine for your hot date, tequila for that disruptive house party, or a regular spot for that wretched alcoholic in your life... Junior's has it all. The staff is very nice. Who's ever at the counter will smile and say hello to you. If you're not in a hurry, there's time for a bit of chit-chat. There's a wide variety of booze to choose from. Looking for a wine to impress? Ask someone at Junior's. They'll offer you suggestions. So the wine you'll bring to Thanksgiving dinner will temporary make your family forget what a loser you really are. During that over-hyped Hurricane Irene fiasco, this place was jammed packed full of customers. Hide yo' kids, hide yo' wife, hide all y'all liquor... Btw., they're also open on Sundays. That way you don't get the Sunday shakes. Just kidding...

Decent selection and price points -- from good box wine to Veuve Cliquot for those special…read moreoccasions. Service is very good, as well.

PRICE GOUGING!!!!!!!!! Horrible triple the price. I have…read morebeen here many times but charging 3× the price.. Knowing how many people are trying to survive during covid.