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We treat our customers as friends!
- HoursOPEN NOW
- Regular Hours:
Mon - Thu Fri - Sat Sun - Category
- Liquor Stores
- Services / Products
- Full service liquor store including Vodka, Rum, Whiskey, Bourbon, Scotch, Tequila, Brandy, Cognac, Tequila, Cordials, Wine, Champagne, Beer, Hard Cider, Juice, Mixers, cigarettes, cigars, soda and more.
- Payment Options
- Brands
- 1800, Burnetts, Corona, Cruzan, Meukow, Miller, Skol, Skyy, Absolut, Bacardi, Bud, Capt Morgan, Christian Bros, Coors, Courvosier, Crown Royal , Dekuyper, E & J, Grand Mariner, Heineken, Hennessey, Hiram Walker , Jack Daniels, Jose Cuervo, Kahlua, Paul Masson, Remy, Smirnoff
- Location
- Located 1/2 mile east of US HWY 19 take East Bay/Roosevelt Blvd exit. Travel to 2862 Roosevelt Blvd turn in parking lot at 20 ft high LIQUOR sign.
- Amenities
- Wide aisles, wide selection, low prices, friendly service and custom orders.
- Languages
- English, Russian
- Accreditation
Best Prices!
- Associations
- Licensed in the state of Florida
Reviews
Great store, excellent prices, great service, huge selection ...
JUST WOW!!!
will definitely come back !
I ordered 13 kegs from this guy, and only used 10 of them, He agreed to give us those kegs at a later date, Then Barry decided to reneg and give us 2 kegs instead of the three he owed us. Then when we wanted to get those 2 kegs, we had to pay a deposit, rightfully so, on the kegs. I was quoted $30 each keg but, the incompetant clerk double charged my credit card and that caused over draft fees to be incurred. Barry Wood refuses to reemburse me for the fees, saying I should not keep my balance so low. It's none of his business how low I keep my balance, just that I have the money to cover my spending. I did until she charged my account double what she was supposed to. They are crooks!! Do not shop here. And if you do, be sure you watch your wallet.
In Dec 2010, Lynda Smith special ordered 13 kegs for a 3-day, 100-person event. My liquor store has a no return policy on purchases that leave the store. I graciously offered Lynda a full credit (no return fee) on the 2 kegs untapped and in the cooler during the event. In Aug 2012, Lynda orders 2 kegs and asks to use the credit I offered 20 months ago. I made no profit on this "second sale" to Lynda and Lynda received $170 in beer for only a $10 charge. Lynda picks up the kegs on a Friday. The clerk gives her a sales receipt showing all charges, including $120 in refundable deposits. Lynda signs the credit card slip, approving the sale and charge amounts. Lynda does not question the amount of the refundable deposit charged. Five days later, her credit card is refunded $120 and that same day she calls saying she had incurred two $25 bank charges on unrelated credit charges made in other stores. The bank charges were avoidable if Lynda questioned the deposit $ at time of purchase (or called later that day) or by simply checking her bank balance before making the subsequent purchases.