Went to dinner at the Thai spot next door. On the way out I dropped in here to check out the…read moreliquor selection. I was very impressed with the selection and everything was clearly priced. Hard to find whiskeys and tequila all in one place. The only issue I had was the high prices of a lot of items that can be found a lot cheaper elsewhere. However, if you have deep pockets, this is the place to find what you need all under one roof.

Very Clean, very organized. Staff was pretty friendly. Had a few options I've never seen or heard…read moreof before that I was excited about. Plenty of parking. The Cranberry Stella was delicious! I recommend!

Cool little liquor for a quick one stop shop. Stopped here to find something good to sip on. Turn…read moreout they have a wide variety of alcoholic beverages. You name it and they have it. Reasonable prices too. Lots of fridges with many drinks. They also have a wide variety of snacks and Mexican candy as well that caught my eye. Good place to find different brewery drinks at 1 place. First time and I would come here again. Plenty of parking and open late as well. Staff is nice

Hall always have what I want when I need it. Prices are alright and folks are always friendly. I…read morelove coming by because they're near me so I enjoy the shop.

They always have what I need that others don't have. So many options. And everyone that works there…read moreis very helpful.

Made a stop here by mistake looking for classic, old fashioned sodas but it turns out it was…read moreanother store. It wasn't a total loss. They do carry soda made from cane sugar as well as corn syrup. I prefer the cane versions. I'm not sure how much better cane is but corn syrup is definitely not the sweetener of choice. Nice variety of liquor here. Prices aren't as good as Mission or Remedy out by Glendale/Pasadena but still much more reasonable than hitting your local liquor store. They do carry a lot of high end items like Remy Louis XIII which i was a bit surprised to see. The store itself isn't much to look at but just by virtue of their stock and prices, it's probably worth a stop if you're in the area.

Everything at Hall of Fame is amazing! We love the deli case full of Greek food!…read more The made to order sandwiches are 5/5! Service is always swift and friendly The owner is often there! Offers a nice outdoor spot to rest and eat in the quiet! We have been going here for over 40 years!

This my first time at Hall of Fame Market & Deli in Downey. My wife and I also come to The…read moreannual Greek festival at the Greek orthodox church just next to the Deli store that why I was very curious about this Deli store. I know one of my friends tell me try out the sandwich and other items at the Hall of Fame market & Deli. I step in the Deli store to my left side is the Deli and the menu Deli and also you built own sandwich you need fill the order. I was looking at menu display and see what I like then I decided to order the turkey and cheese their way that's the owner was tell me then I order egg salad sandwich for my wife she loves egg salad sandwich. I look around the store it very nice with baseball and other sports items in the store. The sandwich were really then I saw balaclava for dessert. The turkey and cheese was very good on wheat bread I enjoy but they also have different kind of bread to choice and other items you add to your sandwich and baklava was really good I realty like it very much. My wife enjoy her egg salad sandwich.

I rarely leave bad reviews, but the experience I had recently at Ramirez Liquor was absolutely…read moredisgraceful. I was shopping for whiskey for a birthday party and asked the girl wearing a beanie with blond streaks behind the counter for a recommendation. I should have realized she had a bad attitude when she was combative with the customer before me Instead of assisting me she made a condescending comment about my budget and told me to 'just pick something cheap' because I clearly didn't know anything about whiskey. I was so taken aback by the disrespect that I left my items at the counter. Avoid this place if you want to be treated with basic human decency.

As I walked in I was greeted by one of the cashiers she gave me a warm smile. They have a lot of…read moreeverything! Whatever your alcoholic drink is they got it ! Whether it's beer, whiskey, tequila, or wine you can find it here . What I love the most is that they are constantly bringing in new drinks. The staff is very knowledgeable and is always willing to help you find what you are looking for, because sometimes you want to try something different and they can give you recommendations. And the prices are very fair.

Horrible Ambience of Suspicion and Distrust at Aloha Liquor Store on Stewart and Gray and Lakewood…read morein Downey. The guy at the counter has always been personable but today he showed that he's just another liquor store owner who visits his prejudices upon his customers. I escorted my wife in in order to buy lottery tickets for her father. As she did that I went to the water section to perhaps make a selection but I decided against it. As I approached my wife at the counter the young guy purposefully and with intent looked down concentratedly into my white colored shopping bags. It was a focused, view he took, he was obviously trying to see inside the bags to look for merchandise he erroneously and quite foolishly suspected me of stealing. All I had in the bags were a few pieces of Rocky Mountain Chocolate candy and my wife's leftover breakfast from Ruby's Diner in the 2 small bags, as we'd been to the Citadel Outlets; we didn't buy anything else there because she took ill and we had to return early. But back to the store counter, the guy was practicing appearance-based discrimination and he was visually subtly accusing me of shoplifting. He knew it and I knew it. He resented being called out on it so his true persona surfaced. I held up my bags to him stating, "I'm not a shoplifter so don't look into my bags like that, come on." He pretended to not understand me. After I repeated myself, he angrily said, "It's MY STORE, I'll look at whatever I Want to!" I laughed, because he'd just admitted to practicing the prejudice and discrimination I'd just accused him of. He then tried ridiculing me to my wife: "Are YOU with him?" The guy isn't the kind and cool dude he pretends to be. He's just another heavily-accented liquor peddler who doesn't trust anyone and isn't afraid to show it. He thinks he can mistreat, openly discriminate against, and visit his prejudices upon cash paying American and (US veteran) customers. He told me not to come back. I wouldn't come back, trust me. Just look at my other reviews and see how other people like him have treated me and one will see that I do not suffer fools. I'm not going to spend my money at places where I'm assumed to be dishonest. And why would I want to after being accused of shoplifting? Does this guy know what's going on in this country right now? People like him and me are being openly discriminated against, and being victimized by racists and anti-ethnic prejudice...I'm a USC grad, an Army and Navy veteran, and I've worked for the District Attorney's Office...The Aloha liquor store guy thought he was going to treat me like a common store thief and discriminate against me and I wasn't going to say anything.

Love this place, They have some of the coldest beer around…read more The owner Brian is friendly and very outgoing. I like how he makes a special connection with each guest, shows he really has a good bond with his ppl.

I recently had a concerning experience at Empire Liquor. After purchasing a lotto ticket, the…read morecashier almost didn't give all the tickets to me. It felt like they were about to keep the ticket I paid for. This kind of behavior is unacceptable and raises serious trust issues. I hope the management takes steps to ensure such incidents don't happen again. Be cautious if you decide to shop lotto tickets here specifically if you're going to buy a lot of different tickets like me who purchased $120 worth of tickets for a company.

This store has been here since I can remember, ok at since 1979 when our family moved here from…read moreConnecticut... In this part of Downey this one of only a few original stores around!!! I can remember hanging out there doing things with my friends to make money; sweeping the floors, stocking the drinks, taking out the trash things kids do to earn fast cash for candy and toys... The owner Mr. Lee was the kind that didn't mind the kids being around because hey cheap labor and any money he gave us would go right back to the store lol... When our schools had fundraisers he would allow us to hang out front and sell our products you know the World's Famous Chocolates when they were real candy bars not these slivers of chocolate for twice the price... My one friend had this Avocado tree in his back yard that produced a boat load more than his mom would like to have at any one time so she would ask us to see if anyone wanted them. So we would sell them out front of his store considering he didn't sell produce we were good & competitive 7 for $1 was our going rate!!! Just imagine we made good money all of which would in turn find its way in to the coffers of Mr. Lee's establishment... The Neighborhood has changed drastically since those days but the liquor store is still the same!!! Ok almost the same he has made some additions like glass around the counters probably a sign that things have changed for the worse than the better but Mr. Lee is still there with the same low prices and same work ethic...

Captain Don's is the best! This is our go-to place for lotto tickets and picking up some drinks on…read morethe go. Sam is super friendly and knowledgeable about wines. Surprisingly, they have a large variety of great wines to choose from. If you're in a hurry and need to pick something up, think about going to Captain Don's!

It's weird how we go through different phases in life like remember in the 50s when it was cool to…read morehave your kid make your cocktails for you. That used to be the vibe . My ex-boyfriend used to live around the block from here and his mom had a medical condition so she could never leave the house. Growing up he used to go get cigarettes for his mom with a letter that she would write . Then in high school this was a spot to get a single cigarette. I hated it when it was my turn to ask somebody to buy them for us. Man the struggle was real . Moving forward to my serious party girl phase . The liquor stores were Mandatory before a night at the club . List of preparation's of course cigarettes lighter gum and let's not forget of course alcohol for pregaming . Down the line after years of partying you realize you're a little bit more behind than everybody else. That's when the dazzle of lottery tickets set in . Remember those episodes of Roseann making you feel like everybody could win the lottery. Oh how times have changed. Now we are in the era of hot Cheetos. It's definitely becoming an epidemic as a fact two different kids from the same family had to go to the doctors because their appendix burst from eating too many flaming hot Cheetos. Can you believe this. I guess what they say is true everything in moderation. Today I went in for ice cream. It was just weird to look around and realize I really don't need anything from this store. Thank God ! I'm glad Captain Don's been there through my whole life of ups and downs .