Decent selection with plentiful allocated bourbon and whiskey. But beware, anything that's…read morenormally hard to find may be at way above retail prices. But it's there if you're willing to pay.

The store has a ton of inventory if you are looking for beer, wine or liquor. If you are looking…read morefor hard to find bourbon, they have it, the only problem is the prices are higher than secondary. They did have a store pick if you enjoy finding them.

No complaints whatsoever. Not a large store but the aisles are tight so they display a lot of…read moreproduct. Prices are competitive. Typically they have wine specials on sale cheap. Beer selection is better than most; lots of craft beers. Staff is friendly and professional. Parking on street plus a private lot in back of the store.

Great liquor store with a huge craft beer selection. Good prices. Staff is helpful and pretty…read morefunny. I love the "wall of shame" behind the register with photos of shoplifters caught red handed haha.

Buy Best Wines and Liquors has a good beer selection and a decent liquor selection. The staff is…read morevery welcoming and friendly. The prices are a tiny-bit higher than big box stores, but the convenient location is a benefit. Some of the shelves are a tad disorganized with boxes on the bottom shelf, empty spaces where bottles used to be, bottles in random locations, etc. Nothing major, it would just look cleaner if things were tidy and orderly.

This place carries Smoking Loon moscato!!! That, in and of itself, makes it for me. The prices are…read morealso good, and the place is clean and well organized. I would definitely come again.

As much as I love movies, I haven't been to a movie theater in over 10 years. Last movie I saw in a…read moretheater was "Black Mass" with Johnny Depp as Whitey Bulger in South Orange with my oldest friend and a relative (who is a former San Quentin inmate and looked like he should have been up on the screen performing instead of in a seat, watching). Why the long gap? Partly because of the movies they make nowadays, which seem designed to appeal to children, childish teenagers still in love with comic books and anime, and the addle-brained. Other reasons? I dunno...maybe just because. I'm older now and watch old and new movies on my blu-ray from the comfort of my dilapidated couch. Have I been tempted to go back? Yeah (especially back to the bygone days when I'd see a movie in the Hudson Valley whacked out on Vicodin or Percocet. I had long since stopped drinking in situations where I had to drive, but I figured the opiates were medicinal and wouldn't impair me. I stopped after 1 trip where I became sick during a viewing of "Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines." The pill hit me badly and instead of staring in mezmerized adoration at Kristinna Loken on the screen, I broke out in a cold sweat, was nauseous, and had to use every fiber of my being to keep from vomiting on the floor. The sick feeling eventually receded, and, in my stupidity, I figured if I popped another pill after the movie, I'd be ok to drive home. Instead, I was confused by the darkened, unlighted streets leading off from Rt. 9, and as I approached the Bear Mountain Bridge, a torrential downpour descended on me, making the drive even more perilous. I said aloud, "If there is a God or a Heaven, get me home in 1 piece, without killing myself or someone else, and I'll never do this again." I still don't know if there's a God or a Heaven, but I got home in 1 piece, and I never did it again. Anyway...back to the review...) I took off July 4 (last year, getting out of Hoboken where I work was a nightmare and I vowed never again). I hadn't seen my old narcissistic friend in a while, and since he was off on Saturdays, we got together. He suggested a movie. Given we were in the middle of a fierce heat wave, I figured an air-conditioned movie theater might be just the thing, and I wasn't all that interested in what we'd be seeing. In all honesty, I was "jones-ing" for movie theater popcorn, along with a box of cookie dough candy, and a large Coke. My friend mentioned Reading Theater in Manville, and I was game. We had once talked about going there when they were showing "The Exorcist" (a favorite for both of us), but it was only for 1 night, and we couldn't make it. I drove. Even though I'm not all that familiar with Manville, the drive was not too far from where I live. We pulled into a large parking lot and entered the theater hastily to escape the soul-shredding heat. Inside, the theater was enormous. My friend had ordered tickets on-line, a procedure I'm not familiar with, but I was told you can pay for your tickets the old-fashioned way if so inclined. I ended up ordering a large vat of popcorn with butter (I remember being told that the next vat was free, but I responded that if I return for another vat, call 911). Cookie dough candy. A large Coke. I was in pig heaven. Prices for everything seemed fair. There are 6 theaters, if I remember right. Someone had recommended the movie we were to see to my friend, and I believe it was in Theater 6. A large room, with many empty seats. We went to seats that weren't assigned to us (at my friend's suggestion) only to be displaced by the people who had actually reserved them (we were all polite to each other, but...seriously...in a huge empty theater, you HAD to have those particular seats!?! Anyway...) The movie was "Obsession" which I took to be a "cute" Rom-Com film for whatever they're calling young people these days, and I made an exit for the bathroom, which was clean and spacious. When I got back, the Rom-Com had transformed into a horror movie. (My verdict on the film? Ambivalence. The plot seemed a steal from the old E.C. comics or an episode of Twilight Zone, but it was pretty effective, and special kudos to Inde Navarrette for making a very difficult, implausible part plausible and frightening. Anyway...) There was a built-in tray by each seat for foodstuffs, which I appreciated. Previews for movies I have no interest in seeing. Then the movie itself. Any downsides? I don't know if it was just for this particular movie, but anytime there was a "got-cha!" moment designed to startle or frighten the viewer, the sound system let loose what I can only describe as a sudden, booming explosion that left my nerves frayed, but probably not for the reason the film-makers intended. Overall? I enjoyed myself. I'd like to see another movie here in the not-too-distant future. Recommended. I hope in future they show more old movies like "The Exorcist," or maybe even "High Sierra."

July 4th movie 2…read moresenior tickets with small popcorn - $32 Friendly service Comfortable seats

Popped into the liquor store last week and was shocked to find it had a bar inside. Looked like a…read morecool place to hangout, but I was skeptical when I read online that it had a menu. Decided to come back this week with a friend for Happy Hour and was pleasantly surprised the food was actually good! Had drinks (Sangria and Prosecco) and shared the Nacho appetizer and beef tacos! Pretty flavorful and the service wasn't bad for a Wednesday night with a full bar. Ordered the Truffle Fries, and though they were a tad pricey at $9, they do give you a generous helping. Three people could have split that easily. Side note: Love the festive decor and the staff in the liquor store part and the bar side, were all so nice! Would definitely return!

Great atmosphere, excellent food and perfect service. The meals are generous portions and the craft…read morebeer selections have a little of everything not just IPAs like some places. Kayla was a friendly bartender. The burger had plenty of bacon and it was cooked perfectly. We have returned twice and enjoyed their wine and beer selections. Wednesday is wing night for $1.50 wings and from what we've been told by others at the bar their wings are huge and very tasty.

Got roast beef/turkey sloppy joes. There's not enough words to say how wonderful it is!…read moreYummy, messy, fantastic! Service was extremely fast and the sandwiches were the best we've had! Would highly recommend

nice, local friendly spot. food is a very reasonable price and very good. plenty of room to eat…read moreinside also. love their daily specials.

Excellent selection of wine, lots of beer brands - most cold. Spirits selection is good but not…read moreextensive. Counter person was friendly. Store looked to be about 2000 square feet, good for Manville but there are bigger stores with wider selections a few miles away. Convenient if you are a Walmart shopper.

Farewell to Jersey Cyclone Brewing Company, a well known craft brewery in Somerset that officially…read moreclosed their doors on February 22, 2026. Known for a diverse lineup of beers and a community focused tasting room, we stopped by to support their last few days. Thanks for giving us over 6 years of beers.

Nice local place. Bartender was friendly as were the patrons. A lot of different styles on tap with…read moreIPAs being the more prevalent. My husband and I enjoyed a quick stop but certainly wished we could've stayed longer

The chilli is out of this world ! I would highly recommend…read moreWestbrook my family and I've been going there forever.

Convenient, affordable and a decent product. It's a local joint and very affordable but basic just…read morebar fare. So if you want wings Chicken fingers etc. try it.