First time shopping at this store. Grabbed a bottle of moscato. Reasonable price and pleasant…read moreexperience. Will shop here again! Thanks!

While the shop is nice and prices are fair, their credit card practices are not!…read more They double charged me and insist that it did not happen. I highly recommend that no matter what you ALWAYS get receipts from them, even if they say it did not go through the first time due to "Connection Error" don't let them throw that paper out because you might need it!

This is a great neighborhood liquor store that may have some hard to find items. The store is small…read moreand the selection is anything but vast, but I managed to find a difficult to locate vodka that the big box stores (ABC, Total Wines) has not had. I was super excited at their Mezcal choices and ended up buying some of that too after the woman working gave me a sample of one of them. It was pretty smooth tasting Mezcal that was easy to drink on its own. They also have all the staples and prices are competitive or better than what I've seen at some of the other hole-in-the-wall places which jack up the prices for some reason. I kinda miss Pennsylvania where the prices are regulated. I'll be sure to stop in here more often as the entrance is in the same parking lot as Publix which is my hometown store. For me, the prices and staff make this a 5-star stop for me.

Avalon Liquor is a small liquor store located in Avalon Park (next to the Publix) and it has the…read moredistinct advantage of being open late. According to the door, they're open until midnight during the week (Sunday through Thursday) and until two o'clock in the morning on Friday and Saturday. There used to be an older gentleman here that was absolutely fantastic. He is no longer here and honestly the store has gone downhill since his departure. Service is not always terrible, but it is inconsistent. There are a few people here that are simply outright rude and borderline obnoxious. The prices are relatively fair here and it could be a decent little liquor store. However, the attitude here just keep me from coming here more often.

Great staff. Has a great line of products. Prices are normal in the area…read more Closes at 10 PM. Which is great for me I work to 9PM. Gives me time to get there before they close.

East Colonial Liquors is basically on the corner of East Colonial Drive and Murdock Road. It…read moredefinitely has seen better days, however, it does the job that you need it for. The selection of offerings is decent and the prices are competitive.

Chickasaw Liquors is located in the Chickasaw Trail Shopping Plaza, located on the corner of…read moreChickasaw Trail and Curry Ford Road. If you need a bit of a better landmark, Chickasaw Liquors is located in the same shopping plaza as the Presidente Supermarket. It is not a terribly large place, at least compared to some liquor stores that I have been to, but it has a decent selection. The staff is friendly and it was an overall positive experience. I will give it four stars.

Best place and prices really good customer service always on point never had any fender bendersread more

This is a nice store with a good selection of products. We were on our way to the beach and needed…read moresome refreshment's so we stopped in. The staff were great and helped us get what we wanted quickly. Prices were a few cents higher than some big chain places. This is locally owned business so I am good with supporting them and paying a slight premium.

This is my go-to place for any alcohol. The owner is really personable and friendly, the prices are…read moregreat, and they have a large variety to choose from. I love buying from local businesses and will continue to support Big B's.

Awesome locally owned wine shop in Ivanhoe Village! They have an excellent selection, making it…read moreeasy to find a bottle for any occasion. The staff is very helpful and knowledgeable. Whenever I shop here, I just tell them what I'm looking for and they always help me find the perfect bottle. Prices are reasonable, which makes it even better. They also offer a wine club where you can subscribe to receive a bottle monthly or quarterly for a flat fee. Definitely come check out Tim's!

An Ivanhoe/Mills 50 area gem. I was given a gift certificate to Tim's Wine Market and decided to…read morepop in for a bottle of vino for an upcoming "just because" event. Upon entering Tim's I was greeted by a very pleasant man that offered his assist me and give a tour of the store since I had never been. The store has various wines from around the world Carefully displayed throughout by regions/countries and types. There are many bottles to choose from - pinot Noir, Cabernet, Rioja, Sauvignon blanc, bubbles... you get the picture. I saw familiar brands as well as new ones. The are various price points here to satisfy any wine lover. I saw bottles from $10 to over $100. I picked up a rioja since I was in the mood for a good Spanish wine. It was certainly tasty and perfect for a just because occasion.

I was very surprised when I walked into this grocery store. I only came in to buy lottery, but was…read moresurprised to see good beers on the shelves. I got my lottery tickets and decided to investigate further. Well, Kenny's selection is very good, especially for a grocery store in Orange City or north of Orlando. I found very good bottle, recent releases, and lots of fancy European beer. I absolutely recommend this shop to any craft beer enthusiasts. Remember: not all beer or beer types age well.

I love and hate this store. I love that they've got a (theoretically) great beer selection kind of…read morein the middle of nowhere. In fact, I've seen some bottles there that not even ABC or Total Wine carry. That being said, I think the store would be better considered a beer museum. Seems like 90% of the stock is ANCIENT. I've never seen so many old, dusty bottles in one place. Based on the stock in the cooler, it's clear that most of their sales are coming from fizzy yellow macros, malt liquors and FMBs (which is normal for most liquor stores). But if you're going to cater to the craft beer crowd (as it appears they're doing based on their Facebook feed), you can't be having IPAs that went out of code during the Obama administration on your shelf at full price (or at all, for that matter). Prices are also way higher than average. Probably about 25-40% higher than what you'd pay at ABC or Total Wine. Sure, they've got a lot of high ABV, rare releases like Founders KBS, Bell's Black Note, and pretty much everything from The Bruery. BUT, since the stuff is so old there's no way those prices can be justified (if they were fresh off the delivery truck - maybe, but not when they're covered in dust). Lastly, what this store really gets wrong is that they don't let you mix-a-six. Mixing a six-pack of 12oz bottles is standard operating procedure at every true bottle shop. I saw a lot of 12oz singles I wanted to buy, but I didn't want the entire 4 or 6-pack. To be fair, they do have a shelf of a handful of selections they allow you to mix, but even the average Publix has a bigger selection than this. KENNY, if you're reading this - please contact me! I'm a professional craft beer consultant. It's my job to make stores like yours realize their potential. P.S. Why is it called Kenny's Grocery? There's very little food sold here. The vast majority of their wares is alcohol, smokes, and lottery tickets. It should be called Kenny's Vice Dispensary.

As always, the staff is so friendly, welcoming and helpful!…read moreMy husband and I have been frequenting this ABC Fine Wine & Spirits for many years. This company is a family owned business that really cares about their customers. If you love wine, but not too educated in what wines are good to excellent, or pairing wines with foods, contact Carl while you're at the Oviedo location. This wonderful man knows everything about wine, and will be more than happy to help!

The best ABC since the Jackson Five! Looking for more obscure bottles can be Torture, and I was…read moreimpressed with the selection here. They had a lot of whiskeys and mezcals I hadn't seen at other ABC stores. Sure, you can go to a "local" store and support small businesses by paying 2-5x more than the "list" price. I may make this part of my normal rotation when on a liquor run. If you're keeping track, it's Total Wine (E Colonial and Altamonte), Costco in Altamonte, Big C on University, Pat's near UCF, and "occasionally" the Total Wine in Melbourne (It's in a different market, so sometimes they get different stuff). I'm open to other suggestions for a good liquor store.