Pretty good liquor store not far off Erie Boulevard and just down from BJ's Wholesale. Plenty of…read morefree lot parking out front. Overall, they definitely have all the major bases covered and they also have a number of bourbon store picks if that's your thing. Prices are fine and are in line with basically other liquor stores. It's not a small store. It's big. It's not a tiny little corner spot or strip shopping center spot. Unless you're looking for something super rare or allocated, they'll most likely have it. They also have an online store with various specials on basic big brand names that you've likely heard of.

Placed an order for a specialty item that was in stock on uber eats. Order was accepted and…read moreshopping was completed. When it arrived it was a different item - I called the store and the person on the phone was dismissive, didn't apologize, told me they haven't had the item in stock for 2 years, and placed the blame on uber for showing the item wrong vs. apologizing and taking accountability. They then made the sweetest driver bring the item all the way back to the store. Incredibly poor customer service and huge disappointment. Was told I would get a refund then charged me a fee for the return.

I must start off by saying, I've been providing honest objective reviews for many years; about 2…read moreyears in I was promoted to an elite reviewer for that reason. This is the most bizarre experience ever. On or around March 9 in the early evening my wife and I go into Liquor City just to buy a bottle of rum; Cashier starts to ring it up, I swipe my credit card, screen says Approved, then the cashier tells me the register computer "froze" and I need to go to a different register :/ but a nice young Lady comes and advises to come her register, and she rings me up. Right after I swipe my credit card and it gets Approved again, the first cashier comes over and says stop, you have to scan this void receipt first or it will mess up the system, so then she voids my order, scans the void receipt then her computer freezes W T H Then the first cashier tells her something like she should have known better, and walks away to get the manager or something- at this point I felt like enough was enough, keep your rum and make sure I dont get charged. I'm intentually leaving out details because its not my job to audit their staff or procedures (so dont tell me to "get my facts straight" because I'm not going for perfect accuracy just telling what happened to me a couple weeks ago when I had the chance to do it i.e. do not ask me their names) I'm giving 2 stars because previous experiences were good, so you all have at least a 1 in 10 chance - however they certainly won't see me again

We stopped in for two reds and two whites for a family gathering tomorrow. Lots of family coming to…read morethe Lake House on Ontario Lake. Many options. If I had my rewards card I would have saved a little more. Remember, no beer is sold in NY liquor stores. Hard liquor and wine. So many choices for wine. Excellent

This place doesn't look like much from the outside. It's lodged in a strip mall, which is pretty…read morestandard for most liquor stores, I think. Driving past these kinds of places, you never really know what you're going to get. The sign is generic (in this case, the name is too.) Will it be really sketchy inside? Will it be small? In this case, the answer to both is no. Liquor Square is huge, with high ceilings and tons of shelves, a space that gives off a bit of a warehouse vibe. Nonetheless, this is a pretty nice liquor store. Their selection is vast and laid out in a way that makes it easy to browse. On a somewhat recent visit, a staff member saw me eyeing the whites, asked if I needed assistance, and then gave me really thoughtful recommendations on Chardonnays (which I took and didn't regret.) Also, they have a good assortment of pre-chilled wine in a cooler near the entrance, which makes it super easy to run in and grab something if you're shopping last-minute and need something in a rush. On the whole, very convenient.

I didn't see the word "Pascale" in front of the store. I am not sure if they just changed their…read morename to "Liquor Square." This place is huge (comparable to BevMo out in the West Coast but with less beer selection). There was a ton of wine and hard liquor options. I went to a different store in Syracuse looking for some cooking wines and good coffee liquor but didn't find it. So I came here and got everything I needed. It was $41 for Madeira wine, Marsala wine, coffee liquor and Limoncello. They even had a pink Limoncello! The selection is huge and they have a ton of options. Prices aren't cheaper than other places per say.

First thing to note about this location is that while you can see the sign from Erie Blvd, there's…read moreno entrance on the blvd-- you have to go down the weird little triangular road in back and park in the adjacent parking lot. Sounds obvious, but when you see the sign at a glance in the seconds before the traffic light changes, you don't necessarily have time to put that all together. Looking to avoid crowds, I visited in the morning. No one else besides staff was in the store. They have a good selection, and their prices seem to be a little cheaper than some other stores in the area. The cashier was nice and quick in ringing up my order. If you need to grab a bottle in a hurry, I think this is a good spot.

Nice selection but this place price is taking advantage of people. A bottle of Buffalo Trace that…read moreretails for $28.99 was being sold for $79.99. Over 250% above retail. A bottle of Weller, retails for $34.99, being sold for $129.99. I cannot believe they can be allowed to mark these bottles up so much. It is shameful.

Asked the hotel's front desk for the nearest wine store and they gave me directions to Church Wine…read more& Liquor. Unfortunately, they did not have my favorite Chardonnay. However, Lance Wilson provided such GREAT Customer Service, I bought two bottles of the wine he recommended. They were pretty darn close to my favorite.

Smelled of cigarette smoke and the gentleman working was more concerned about the delivery then…read morewaiting on customers. He was not wearing a mask and was rude. I will not be going back to pick up lottery tickets again.

I popped in for some wine while I was in the plaza. The shop is modest and has a basic selection of…read morewines and spirits. It was easy enough to navigate and prices were reasonable. The staff was polite and it seems like they have a great rapport with regulars. Location is very convenient, right in the plaza so you can grab a bottle if you're doing other shopping.

great assortment of liquor and wine! great service great people. i'd like to get married in this…read morejoint!!!

All in all this is a good liquor store that I would visit again. It's quite large inside and is not…read morea closet, small, mom and pop spot, though it seems family owned. They have a good selection and large variety of spirits and of course, they have tons of ready to drink cocktails in cans as well. Lots of minis by the front counter and their prices are definitely in line with most other liquor stores in the Syracuse area which I've visited. This location has a number of whiskies produced in New York State, which is definitely cool. Lots of free parking lot parking out front.

First, a disclaimer: I'm not the wine buyer in our household, so this review will not focus on the…read morewine selection. I do go here for gin, for rum, and especially for mixers and the amari. So much amari! This is my thing these days, and Pascale's has a broad selection from Italy (as you'd expect), Alps adjacent regions, and even Braulio from exotic Brooklyn :-) We saw a 60 minutes story on a mezcal distillery that looked cool, and sure enough, they stocked el Legal. If you're looking for a deep cut bottle, try here first!