A really good liquor store that treats you like they've known you all their lives. They greet you…read morewith a smile and a "Hi, how are you" as soon as you walk in. They have a good selection of everything and sometimes carries that hard to find item you can't get anywhere else. If they don't have it, they will try to get it for you. They have done that for me more than once. Thanks guys and gals for taking such good care of me over the years. Phillip C.

My favorite liquor store in Nacogdoches. They've got a good beer selection, and their spirits…read moresection is easily navigable, too. Fair prices and good service.

I won't be back. The service of the Asian guy working behind the counter at about 4:00 pm was not…read moreacceptable. He never looked me in the eye, and when the sale was complete, there wasn't one thankyou. I commented to that effect, and said that I would contact the GM of his performance. He gleefully told me to do so. If I happen to patronize the store again, and he's still there, I'll go to the next closest store. These types of employees can stifle your sales, and if it isn't addressed, it'll only get worse. BTW, I saw similar comments about this same employee in earlier posts. Best of luck.

I drove all over town aimlessly for thirty minutes looking for one gat dang liquor store and this…read morewas the first one I found. I was starting to believe this was a dry county, which would be literally unacceptable. Situated directly on business 59 on the outskirts of the loop around Nac there is one sign rising out of the ground alerting the passing motorists that Uncle's cough syrup may be obtained here. The windows are pretty darkly tinted, the building is in disrepair a bit, and so many nearby businesses have been closed and boarded up you aren't really sure they are open for business until you pull up. The building itself is low slung with some obvious wear, tear, and disrepair on the exterior. The side facing business 59 has an entrance that has been barricaded so the actual entrance is around the Dr. John cornder slightly ever closer to the SFASU campus. Inside is dimly lit, dusty, chaotically organized, and rather cramped so everything is on top of each other. This is good if you are lonely, a guy squeezing past me in the bourbon row is about as much action as I have had since I was last on the subway Q Line. My main complaint is the pricing in two different ways. First, it's ostensibly a monopoly on hooch in this part of the state so you can't expect it to be a race to the bottom in pricing out the gentlesir's bevs. Second, the pricing system is entirely silly to have individual price tag stickers located on the cap of every individual bottle (but still missing on many types of bottles entirely) rather than a placard for each type of thing that is standardized and easier to compare as you cruise the aisle for the gentlesir's preferred highest proof at the lowest price. Most problems in life can be fixed with appropriate signage. This is a thing that would benefit this place well. Also if you are going to use individual stickers on each bottle then at least heckin' hit them all, rather than leaving entire rows of bottles without a single price on them leaving the gentlesir to guess. All of the prices were inflated significantly compared to your average liquor store in any other town where there is at least the appearance of competition betwixt them. 750ml bottles of cheap stuff (the $7-10 range at Spec's) were starting at $20. The Jack and similar were in the 20 range, Crown was in $30 plus. Benchmark 8 was the cheapest Jim Lahey style plastic go-bottle at $12 but even Canadian Club which is a meme drink was pricier than that and that's usually $5.99 and you only get it when you are being an absolute degenerate alcoholic like Simon Lahey that is fixin' to pick up Smokey and pay him in cheeseburgers from the King of Donair afterwards. If the significant upcharges resulted in serene ambiance in the liquor store with harp music, fancy cheeses for sampling, and a handie in the back room behind the beaded curtain that's one thing but this is the kind of dingy place you would be embarrassed to be murdered in (like a Denny's) because it's definitely not Kennedyesque as far as murders go. Also it's just not your scene on a good day and it's def not your fiercest Babadook aesthetic on a bad day. Points for trying. But getting a ripped bag from the cashier soured my mood as it spilled out purchases and one of the flight attendant happiness doses spilled out over the rest of my selection of traveling size liquor bottles that let you feel Godzilla-like drinking tiny human drinks out of tiny human bottles.

Not a bad little liquor store. Close to SFA, so you get a lot of the college kid crowd, not to…read moremention the place more or less just caters to their tastes. Vodka a'plenty, and whiskey, too. I think they had a decent beer selection.

Two days after I made a purchase here, my debit card transaction suddenly doubled in amount. I…read morecalled the store and the lady told me that it was my problem and she couldn't help me. She also said I was the seventh person to call today with the same complaint. Obviously, they did something wrong for it to have happened to so many people using different bank cards. These people will rip you off and then tell you to go suck eggs. I will never do business with them again.

If possible I would give NO STARS. Be aware if you break…read moreanything from their poorly displayed liquor, they will CLAIM you will have to pay. Officer declined saying not malicious so not criminal as this was an accident. BE AWARE!

The customer service is horrible they treat the locals as they choose its seems to be a hurry up…read moreand pay type store don't ask no questions and definitely don't look around

I have been shopping at Jd's for many years. Not only I'm a treated as a loyal customer, I'm…read moretreated as a friend. Always have what I want and if they don't, they will get it for you.