Johnny's lways has what you need at prices that are right, period! No frills just solid! If they…read moredon't have it, they will work hard to get it. They remain reliable and dependable.

I don't need to go in there all the time but when n if i do. I get great service n here scaly what…read moreI want n need

Fantastic owner with great service accompanied with unbeatable selections of wines and various…read moreliquors. Family owned for two generations.

Pros: great customer service and if you buy in cases some wines are pretty cheap. A reliable place…read moreand you can call ahead and check if they have what you want. Cons: not the best selection and some things are overpriced.

I Haven't been here in years it and it's not like how it use to be. The shelves use be be stocked…read more I went in looking for Barefoot pink Moscato wine they didn't have it and was also running low on other Barefoot products. They use to have a wide section of liquor and wine not any more.

This is a nice place they usually have whatever I need and the staff is friendly I would recommend…read morethis place to anyone who wants to be in a out without no hassles

Ok this is my second review of the place and is still the same. Some decent wines. Though it does…read morepiss me off when I see Prosecco under champagne. Their reds (wine) are definitely a better selection than their white. Though they do have some decent Chablis. Their white are ok...lots of new world pinot Grigio and Chardonnay. Lots of Sauvignon Blanc but from the new world such as New Zealand. They have very little Sancerre (Sauvignon Blanc from the Loire Valley). An ok selection of Riesling, most of it is sweet but Riesling can also be bone dry and I didn't see any of that. No Chenin Blanc either. When it comes to dessert wines, they have sweet Moscato but not really anything from a producer to brag about. They have only really expensive Port or really cheap Tawny Port. I wish and I mean WISH they would carry some Sauternes (dessert wine only made in france). They have 2 Passito wine (sweet wine from Italy) One was good Donnafugata Ben Rye which was out of my price range and the other was a Trebbiano based Vin Santo (which is also good though not as good as the other one.) I really need to talk about the service here. I REALLY REALLY REALLY think they don't know what they have. I bought a DOC Sicilian Carricante which I was expecting to pay a bit for but they only charged me 6.99 for that bottle which confused me and I double checked to make sure I picked the right one. I mean it's great that I got a good steal but that bottle should have costed me (and goes retail) for around 35-40 dollars. I know you're thinking why I'm complaining but it would be nice with a better selection and if they knew what they had but HEY if you wanna sell me 40$ bottle for 7 bucks. I'm all for it. They should learn at least basic wine terms. I did happen to buy a beautiful châteauneuf-du-pape though, and the price was right. But Please Please Please get in some Sauternes. I'm not asking for a Chateau D'Yquem (since I can't afford it anyway) but a decent well fair priced one would do just fine. That's all I'm going to say.

Right before the 4th of July weekend I ran in there to buy a bottle of d'usse cognac which they…read morekeep right up front by the register. Me being friendly I say something to the man behind the counter like "hey, how's it going?" or something close to that. He barely glimpses at me. Ok, no biggie... I grab my bottle in like two seconds. He scans it. I enter my card & pay. I say "thanks a lot man. Take care, have a good one..." again something along those lines. Nothing. No thank you. Not a blink. Nothing. Now I understand life can be less then great. Especially now with the world the way it's been the past year, but when you run a business & someone is spending their hard earned money in your establishment a little bit of common curiosity can go a long way. I mean at least say you're welcome. I highly doubt I'll ever shop there again.

This is a neighborhood liquor store with good prices, pretty good selection of items.read more

"You Get So Alone at Times That It Just Makes Sense" -- Charles Bukowski…read more In the passage of my travels in Woodhaven, Queens I desired wine to chill the long holiday weekend. A local liquor store that visibly appears very weary having been in existence for many years. Customer service is not entirely attentive nor enthusiastic when inquiring for specific red wines either: Chianti or Montepulciano d'Abruzzo. The male staff bluntly stated upfront: "we don't have a large selection" who walked with me to show me their selection and then suddenly walked in opposite direction of me. This dude then continued to do whatever task he appears to be heavily previously engrossed at the cashier counter as it appears that a customer like myself was disrupting and disturbing his precious work. Thus, he passed and dismissed me like a unwanted animate object to his colleague to assist with my purchase. Egregiously vulgar. When sifting through their selection, it is indeed, a small selection of these Italian red wines on their shelf. Bad customer service. Customers of this business appears to be egregiously vulgar, insolent lacking etiquette and social behavior skills. As I was standing in the aisle browsing their red wine selection one dude aggressively pushed his way through me without voicing the standard courtesy "excuse me." No professional proprietary or decorum. Insolent! Casa Vinicola Ruffino, Chianti (Toscana, Pontassieve, Italy) 2016 $8.45 Splendid medium bodied, dry red. Good price. Decent wine.

So I would say they have a great selection of fine wines. At first I didn't think so. When you walk…read morein it's your usual typical cheap selections then there is is stairwell to a room FILLED with wine almost like a secret room or something which I though was pretty cool. The gentleman in there who I think is responsible for stocking the shelves seems to be VERY knowledgeable with wine. He was able to point me in the direction of wines that I was asking. And unfortunately there was one particular white they didn't have (and he knew what it was but he said most of the community wouldn't look for that) they have a pretty decent selection. At least they have champagne with champagne and Prosecco with Prosecco and don't clump all their sparkling wines under the champagne label. Also everything is separated by region / varietals which makes it great to narrow your choice down. Overall for where the store is located. Very great selection.

This is still one of the best liquor stores in NYC, hands down. They have such a large selection of…read moreliquors, liqueurs and wines for great prices. I drive over from Brooklyn to purchase hard to find items. The staff is helpful if you need them and the line moves quickly. I got a gift set on sale, $10 less that the same sized bottle elsewhere. Be sure to stock up, there are so many good things.

Liquor store that is in a small strip mall right off of Cross Bay Blvd. Decent sized. Not too big,…read morenot too small either though. Same thing with selections and prices. Nice staff. There are a few spots right out front, otherwise it's metered parking until 7 pm except Sundays.

I began frequenting this store while caring for a sick friend who lives in the area. The…read morerecommendations have always been accurate and the prices are good. I just opened a Pinot Noir; I asked for one with depth and it is delicious and spicy! Highly recommend patronizing this business. They are patient and pleasant!

This is the best wine store in the area. But the aren't really any other wines stores in the area,…read moreso... It's nice that the is no Plexiglas. The front counter employees are always a nice, but rotating staff. They have cold wines in a fridge, but they are the lowest level, cheap, mass-produced bottles. It's nice that they have such a wide selection of Portuguese wines in store. But the owner has placed a barrier in front of the Portuguese (& other) white wines so that you can't get near them to see them. Why? Because it's not summer. Forget your chicken & fish dishes you might prepare during Lent! More importantly, these wines are not being sold & replaced. So by the time the security around the bottles are dropped these white wines will be waaaaay past their "freshness date". You don't wanna be ageing inexpensive white wines. Trust. Make sure the year you buy is THIS year's bottle. There are many liquors on hand for such a small store. Those do last a lot longer, so you're good. Bottom line: Stay with red wine from the front shelf or hard liquor and be nice to the counter staff. They deserve it.

When I originally posted this review it did not say "Sutphin Liquor Store." I thought I was just…read morerating Sutphin Blvd. This liquor store is very organized and has pretty much all you need. The only thing I dislike are the vagrants who hang near this store.