I like that they are usually open certain holidays when other Liq's aren't…read more They have what we like to drink, prices are a tad higher than some others but not really an issue. Better to have the stock when needed. I haven't had an issue with anyone there any of the dozens of times picking up my alchy.. parking is easy, quick in and out every time. Honestly being around a lot of "hood" packies growing up, never really saw any attitude problems, haha mild if you ask me but then again that's just my experience. Will be back for the next bbq, bday, night out liquor run!

Lori is awesome! Awesome Customer service!! Always give top notch Customer service with a smile!!read more

They have always been very helpfuld acmodating...best service Ihave been away for a while…read moredue to family illnesses! Glad to be back!!!

phenominal. selection…read more national must have 20 or 30 different kinds of whatever your poison is. the whiskey family is large and, fortunately, this place has added aunts and cousins i have yet to meet, but will be hanging out with soon. 1.75 liter bottles of gosling black seal & sixers of ginger beer? yes, please. national also stocks the gosling family reserve which i have not seen anywhere else. the beer selection is equally large. yes, they have the usual suspects and all 82 kinds of michelob (O.o), but the belgians, brits, scots and craft brews are all over the place. you'd be hard pressed not to find something you can drink here. i picked up some of the sam imperial series which i haven't seen too many places. i've only taken a brief spin through their wine selection, but that took me about 20 minutes. racks and racks and racks and racks. very well organized and marked with selections at pretty much all price points. definitely my new liquor store. located on falls boulevard near the wal-mart, this isn't exactly in the most convenient location. it's a hike from quincy center but the bus runs just at the bottom of falls blvd. i'd say take a car. ample parking.

Curtis Liquors is where Atlas Liquors once was and I would say it has a decent selection for a…read morelocal liquor store! It's definitely not as big as Total Wine & More but it gets the job done. Prices are fair and very similar to other liquor stores around. If you're looking for popular big brands like High noons, bud light, corona, Hennessy, etc, they will have it, however, likely won't have smaller brands. I was in here checking to see if they had Corona Refrescas that I swear I saw them have before but couldn't find them anywhere unfortunately. Parking: they have a free parking lot w/ a good amount of spaces; usually doesn't get too packed so you should be fine with parking if you decide to grab something from here.

Been coming to this liquor store for years, before when it was atlas and now when it's Curtis!…read more Staff usually has been really chill overall. I'm not in there very long as i usually pickup the same certain liquor bottles, hard seltzers and the like. They have what I'm looking for in wine, cognac tequila or the cans. The look of the store inside hadn't changed too much over the years but they are easy parking, has the Liq and also sells bags of ice (found outside the store). Prices are competitive from what I usually see around, not the cheapest but competitive. Be back next event.

Wollaston Wine & Spirits is bigger than your average corner liquor store, though does not carry as…read morebig of a selection as Total Wine & More... but is a pretty big local liquor store! They share a parking lot (free) with a 24/7 CVS & a car repair shop. You can find all of the seltzers & beers stored in the fridges when you walk in & they have all the different alcohols organized well, by aisle & sections. I enjoy coming here because I always have an easy time finding what I'm looking for & prices are reasonable. They are also conveniently located by the Wollaston red line T station, right across the street.

Never a problem here. Quick in and out with your preferred hard seltzer or liquor / beer etc. all…read morethe seltzers are in the fridge left side in the back. The more expensive items are locked down or behind the counter. Staff always nice, shared large parking lot with CVS and car rental / autobody spot. Across street from Wollaston T stop on the redline. Open space, stand alone building. A staple in Wollaston. They have competitive pricing, some items cheaper here than some of the other stores toward Quincy center.

Their daily specials, available in your email, offer the best values of any source that I've used…read more The website has a huge list of specials also. I find the staff very knowledgeable and helpful. My number one source for wines.

Cyndy's Bottom Line: Great variety of wines, liquors, beers, cocktails and other beverages…read more We stopped in to buy wine and pies for Thanksgiving. Pies you ask? There is a non profit named Community Servings that sells pies every year to help people who are shut in due to medical issues. The pies are absolutely delicious and comes in many flavors. We had the pecan and apple and everyone enjoyed it! Please help and support Community Servings! The staff at Bins Ends provides excellent customer service and in depth wine knowledge.

I still find it hilarious that , evidently you can't buy Glocks or even menthol cigarettes in…read moreBoston or that super markets don't sell beer, but you can sure as shit roll up to the hood and go to a liquor store that markets itself like a theme park that peddles any alcoholic beverage you can imagine. Still, no doubt this place has whatever venom you need sold by a surprisingly nice BBL behind the counter calling you "baby". I can f!cks with it.

Great selections, but the service and prices have always been an issue. Their prices have always…read morebe a little higher than other stores in the area. With Total Wine in the neighborhood now, Liquorland will be forced to lower their prices. Competition is a good thing.

terrible service, very judgmental and most likely racist. I am 27 years old with a drivers license…read morein hand and wasnt able to get a 14 dollar bottle of Lunazul ... the Asian "owner" and tall light brown haired cauca male refused to sell me a bottle but served other people right after... idk if it's because I'm darkskin but it's 2025 and racism is clearly still a thing in Quincy MA...

POSITIVE: Only place open on a Sunday 6 pm. NEGATIVE: Staff…read morevery rude. Wouldn't give me a receipt when I asked for it, because" You should have asked for it before I rang you up." WHAT..?!?!?