A cool old school store with it's perfectly faded painted signs. I just needed to buy my office…read morepool Lottery tickets. The cashier was friendly and quick with the transactions. The store is small but while I was there they had a steady stream of customers. I parked on the very wide sidewalk in front of the store which felt kind of odd.

Convenience is the value here. Pop in, grab what you need and go. Even though Rite Aid and Ralphs…read moreare right across the street, Champion Liquor Mart is an easy in and out. Tip: You can buy a bigger bottle of Grey Goose across the street for what Champion charges for a smaller bottle. But they aren't as convenient.

I was enjoying some lunch at Pitburger and decided to cross the street and buy our office pool…read moreLottery tickets. The store has free parking available on the side next to the RxR tracks. The cashier was friendly and took care of my transactions rather quickly. This is a popular store as customers kept coming and going while I was there.

NEGATIVE (HUNDREDS OF!!!) STARS…read more And I'm never EVER coming back here again. Decades. DECADES friends, family as well as myself have been coming through here because it's the most convenient to get easy quickie stuff: chips, soda, but for me personally, lotto tickets. Plus we are all about supporting local businesses. Now I've seen this place exchange hands/owners/names many times, and up until TODAY, the service and staff were above decent. I came through to exchange some winning scratchers and tickets. I walked in and greeted the front person. Other than a hard stare, no response. I thought, "Okay... maybe he's just having an off day..." and handed him my tickets, "$35" he says. Instead of getting the cash, I exchanged them all for more scratchers. I thanked him and he responded with nothing but a smug look. Like dang, who crapped on your breakfast this morning. I began to walk but called an audible and decided to get regular lotto tix. There was another customer behind me and I didn't wanna hold the line to search through my bag for my pre-filled lotto sheets. So, I got out of the cashier as well as the customers' way and tried to find a spot where I can put my bag down to search for them. The closest is on a couple of stocked boxes in an aisle. Note: that spot was close enough to the front. So, I started digging in, trying to find those sheets in all my pockets, but was unsuccessful. Decided to just take cash out and just do quick picks. I look up and that same cashier, now with a convicting look and tone, told me to open up my bag. That's right: HE'S ACCUSING ME OF SHOPLIFTING. That didn't feel real, and for a second, I thought I may have been hallucinating, so I ignored it. I asked him, "Are you done with him?" As I pointed at the customer who was behind me earlier. And then it got real, "Open your bag, what do you have in your bag?!" Needless to say, this incrimination sent me fuming, and just to embarrass him, I immediately and willingly opened it all up and asked him, "Are you accusing me of stealing?!?" While looking into my bag and pockets like he was the highest being of every airport's TSA, he responded with, "Well, why were you hiding?!?" I told him I wasn't hiding, I was trying to find my lotto sheets and take out cash because I wanted to get tickets. He found nothing, of course, and he had that dumbfounded look. I told him I changed my mind about buying anything, "Accuse me of stealing, that is messed up!" and walked out. He has clearly judged me soon as I walked in - evidenced by his lack of positive interaction from the very beginning. I have never felt so humiliated in my life! For those who wanna know: he's the slim, around 5'8" tall bearded guy. I will be making phone calls and texts to ALL friends and family members and save them the trouble of getting possibly profiled and accused of stealing should they decide to come through here. I may even take it further and file complaints if and where I can. I would never wish local businesses any ill will, but after today, I do not wish this place any success. If this is how they treat loyal customers, and even more especially after this experience, their business failure is inevitable. That guy is going to be the main cause of this business' demise. Never EVER again!

We were on our way to a music venue at the nearby Bricks and pulled over to get some drinks to…read moretailgate. My new favorite thing to look for are the ready-to-drink alcohol brands like Beach Juice and Beat Box which pack a punch compared to beer. The store had a brand which I've never seen before so ended buying that and some Lottery tickets.

This is a definitely great go-to neighborhood liquor store for my man & I when we're chillin by his…read morehometown. His go-to for sure. It has just a great selection of snacks, alcohol, and household items. The first time I stepped into this liquor store I was most definitely impressed with the vast selection of items here. It could use a little mopping on the floors and some dusting, but for the most part it's a nice little liquor store. All good in the hood :)

Small store but has everything you need from beer, a surprisingly large wine selections with notes,…read moreand liquor. They also have ice-cream in a freezer!

Cyress Liquors on line is a SCAM !!! will charge your card…read moreseveral times no product, no working telephone to speak to anyone at anytime, & no email watch out every one!!!

Parking is usually available. Basic liquor store no real issues here except people asking for…read morechange. Good beer selection . Busy during weekends

this place isnt very big but Mr. Lee the owner does have some pretty good deals going on and one…read morecool thing is you can buy single beers which a lot of liquor stores dont like to do

Great lottery ticket selection huge liquor choices. Its family and friend owned so you always see…read moreyhe same faces which is nice. Nice beer selection too icy cold!

On December 2,2018 at around 2:30 pm this African - American…read moremale went into Pee Wee's Liquor Store and paid for a Spiked Watermelon 211 beer with a $10.00 bill. A Mexican male employee gave me some folded up bills and loose change and said it was $7 - and change. I put the folded bills and loose change into my pocket and left the store and drove to the tobacco shop on Fig and Manchester to buy a pack of Newports for $8.00.I went into my pocket to pay for the cigarettes.But when I unfolded the bills it was only two one dollar bills and no five dollar bill.I barely had enough one dollar bills to pay for the cigarettes.I angrily left the tobacco shop and drove back to Pee Wee's Liquor to confront the employee about deliberately short changing me and ripping me off for $5 - dollars.But shift had changed and several other employees were in the liquor store. I turned my cellphone camera on as I explained to the employees that I was short - changed $5.00 at this store.They lied and told me that only them were working at the store all day, trying to infer that I'm lying and came to the wrong store.The employees laughed at me like my getting ripped off was funny. I was "dead" serious.I asked them to review the store's surveillance cameras and it would prove that everything I said is true. The employees said they're not allowed to review the surveillance cameras,only the boss can. They told me to come back to the store tomorrow (Dec.3,2018),and the boss will review the surveillance cameras.I am a legal litigator and civil rights activist.If the boss does not give me my $5.00 change plus reimburse me for the gas I used returning back and forth to Pee Wee's Liquor Store, I will be filing a civil lawsuit against that store for "blatant" racial discrimination,theft,fraud,unfair business practices,and intentional infliction of emotional distress. Ain't nobody taking nothing from me period!

I was in the area and I stopped by to purchase our office group lottery tickets. The inside has all…read morethe good stuff one would expect at a liquor convenience store. The cashier was behind thick bullet proof bank glass to protect him from any criminal assailants. Unfortunately its the sign of the times in some of these low income neighborhoods.

I am writing to formally raise a serious concern regarding inconsistent and potentially deceptive…read morepricing practices observed at your establishment. This is my second review addressing these ongoing issues. Specifically, item prices appear to change at the point of checkout and do not consistently match the prices displayed on shelves or signage. Additionally, debit card transaction fees are applied inconsistently, ranging from $0.25 up to $1.00 depending on the cashier, rather than being uniformly enforced. These practices create confusion for customers and may constitute unfair or misleading business conduct. Furthermore, items are frequently not scanned at checkout and are instead manually entered, which allows prices to be altered without transparency or verification. If these issues are not promptly addressed and corrected, further review and documentation will be conducted. Continued noncompliance will result in escalation of this matter to the appropriate consumer protection authorities, including the Better Business Bureau, for formal review. I respectfully request that management ensure all items are properly scanned at checkout, prices remain consistent with posted amounts, and debit card fees are applied uniformly in accordance with applicable laws.

This liquor is great , friendly staff and it's accommodating. Wish had more hours but they are so…read moregood.