If you know this tiny shopping center - years ago there was a Weight Watchers right next to a hot…read moredog joint. Talk about a conflict of interests, right? But that was then, this is now. And now there's mighty fine Meadow Liquors (next to that WW) that looks minuscule from the outside but when you walk inside you realize it's pretty deep and they've made sure to not waste an inch of available space. A wicked amount of quality beers and wines and plenty of the hard stuff (that can make us do foolish things after too many shots - we've all been there!) as well. Cool staff. Solid pricing. This place is better than some stores twice its size.

This place is good vibes... it is really good vibes... Like…read moreif I can explain the vibe in this place, it's just good. Good vibes all around. To all of the ladies out there... I could chug Twisted Teas like a boss.

The older guy with glasses is a bit of a douchebag. He's rude and obnoxious. Spent his time…read morecomplaining up and down the aisle about the company and how stupid they were and didn't know what they were doing. Then he yell at a customer from across the counter saying he should have a job at Instacart because the costumer couldn't understand his crappy finger pointing direction. Other than that, the store had pretty standard inventory. So you'll find the regular stuff that everyone has. Nothing special about it. Btw it's a Shop rite liquor store.

Let's face it I'm not a wine or beer buff by any means. We pretty much stick to the usual Bud,…read moreFranzia Chardonnay, Black Label and McAllen. I can easily find them here much cheaper than local competitors. They definitely have the largest selection of boxed wines and often are fully stocked. If I want more of a specialty wine, I usually rely on Wine Country around the corner. Small selection of chips and cigs. I would love to see them carry soda, but I assume they would rather have you pick that up at their mothership-ShopRite. Ample parking in lot.

Great service. Hours and selections.they are always very tentative and accommodating.read more

It's a basic liquor store. Very small but has a good selection of really inexpensive wine for $5…read moreonly which is pretty awesome and friendly staff but don't expect a huge selection by any means. Pretty basic place for basic things to sip on but it gets the job done.

Love this place! They always have my pink lemonade margaritas. They have an awesome variety of…read moreadult beverages. Everyone that works there is friendly. My go to spot!

Preferably my fave liquor store in town!…read more Maybe it's because I asked them to bring in a wine for my father two -three years ago and they haven't let me down- El Origen from Argentina. Seems to be a fave since it's often out of stock, but whenever I ask for a case for Daddy-O they let me know it's already on order and when it will arrive. Lately some of the hard stuff has been limited with stock, but the owners are always available to let you know the 411 on it. However, you won't walk out of there empty handed with their huge selection. Sign up for their wine club and enjoy case discounts! Plenty of parking in local strip mall and when the town decides to hold a feast in the adjacent street, they have spots marked for reserve so you can still run in and grab your spirits!

The setting: mid-to-late-1980's. Your a teen going to more and more parties (either invited or…read morejust crashing them with your friends). Since everyone is underage you have to rely on an older sibling to score alcohol or there were two locations that actually delivered hooch - one was a store in Kearny next to the QuikChek. The other? The Liquor Shed in Lyndhurst. You had your friend with the most mature-sounding voice make the call and we thought the trick to make them think we're definitely of age was to order a bottle of Seagram's Seven - wasn't that something only really old people drank?! (But some of the delivery guys wouldn't 'be cool' when they realized it was a party and no one was actually 21 and take everything back to the store.) Cut to 30 years later and now I find myself hitting here from time to time in route to a party (some things never change) and they're always reliable with a decent selection of beer, ice and a lottery scratch-off (hey - someone has to hit big, right?!). Cool guy behind the counter, okay pricing, good-sized parking lot, and just a stone's throw from Jo-Jo's if you have a hankering for a good slice of pizza.

From the owner: New management and lower prices. Store is completely re-done NEW LOOK. More variety and more brands.read more

Good neighborhood liquor store. Always friendly service. About 10% higher then larger chain…read morecompetition. Worth the extra money for convenience and time saved.

This place recently underwent a new ownership change, and they're wonderful. Super friendly, very…read morefair prices and great availability! Would highly recommend and a great addition to the neighborhood.

I have no idea why this location is as popular as it is. Maybe it's simply a matter of location…read more They have consistently only fair quality produce. Many times fruit is dry. Many of the vegetables seem old--not in top condition. Lettuce is hit or miss. It is not easy. The walkway in front of the store is often littered with cigarette butts. Numerous smokers sit outside the entrance door creating an unhealthy atmosphere for those entering the store. One warning: watch sale prices. I have found many instances where to computers were wrong at checkout and charged regular prices.

This Shoprite gets an extra star over Kearny because of its cleanliness, availability of shopping…read morecarts, and general help all around the store. It does however lack in the amount of Hispanic/Brazilian products since it is further away from that community. Other than that it's got a decent organic section and for the most part I don't have issues finding my items. From time to time they'll shift items around after re-doing aisles, but you get used to it quickly. Sometimes seasonal produce like organic strawberries and blueberries go quickly so be sure to stock up if you ever see them available in the produce aisle. Prices are also comparable to Trader Joe's and other grocery stores.

Scott Claussen is best sommelier in the state! This gem of a store carries inexpensive wine…read moretreasures that cannot be found in the Big Box stores!

I have been traveling twenty minutes to visit this store for years, despite the fact that there are…read morestores closer to me. I will always have fond memories of this store because it was where I broadened my knowledge of craft beer before it was as popular and accessible as it is now. They have a great selection and friendly and courteous staff. Highly-recommended.