I live right next door and I feel like Cindy and her husband are my friends! They have a variety of…read morethings you might need, even Japanese Kewpie mayonnaise and Kerrygold butter. Of course the prices for these things are priced with convenience store prices, but they have them! I've always experienced friendly service. They run their store very well, and I always feel safe if I need to go there at night because they have a symbiotic relationship with LAPD, who were there the few times I've been there at night. I feel fortunate for having a nice mom & pop convenience store near me.

So badly want to shop small, but the products here are old and the shop is filthy. On top of the…read moredisgusting condition, the owners are extremely condescending. Was verbatim told: "you don't want this- it's so expensive" LMAO.

You can find Pliny the Elder at this store. Real ones know this beer is a classic west coast double…read moreIPA that has withstood the test of time. Before all the hazy craziness, everyone was drinking this beer. I don't even know what else this store sells but this place gets a five star rating from me for carrying Pliny the Elder.

Great beer selection! Really unique and sold beer list. I will definitely be back again, very…read moreaffordable too.

I'm honestly a little surprised by some of the negative reviews here. I get it--everyone's…read moreexperience is different--but I can only speak from mine, and it's been consistently good every single time I've stopped by. Being literally a block away, Eagle Rock Market & Liquor is peak convenience for those last-minute "oh crap, I need this now" moments--whether it's snacks, drinks, basic household items, or a spontaneous lotto ticket when the jackpot hits yet another casual billion dollars (which somehow feels weirdly normal these days). Shoutout to the Latino gentleman who's almost always working when I come in--he's genuinely kind, polite, and welcoming every time. Customer service like that deserves recognition, especially amid all the grumpy internet commentary. Since my first review, the store has stayed clean and well-stocked, which to me says solid management and pride in the business. Just my two cents--but I'm always happy to support a local, small neighborhood spot that does exactly what it's supposed to do, and does it well.

Be careful! Check your receipt before you leave. They will try to overcharge you if you're not…read morepaying attention. Good wine and beer selection but they will rip you off if you're not checking

Cool selection of wines and conveniently located by the Atwater farmer's market with its own shared…read moreparking lot. Knocked a star because I ordered a few bottles of sparkling tea online through their website and selected a 12:15 pick up time. Whether that's 12:15 or later or exactly 12:15 I couldn't tell ya, and all I know is we arrived around 12:15 and didn't get the bottles until past 12:30. I guess I expected the order to be ready for pickup around the selected pickup time but the girl working started wandering the store looking for the items after we got there and she was in noooo hurry whatsoever. Not a big deal, maybe just a gap in expectations, and an FYI if you're in a hurry.

Experts up top when buying bottles. Great vibes downstairs at the bar. Wine is amazing here. Love…read morethat it's always rotating with new wines

They may as well be known as the produce king because Super King Markets is one of the most…read moreaffordable markets for fresh produce in Southern California. The volume they move is extraordinary. They really make the traditional markets look like a rip-off. The selection is always plenty. Bins are stocked and restocked daily. Annoying as it is, while you're pushing your shopping cart through crowded aisles. The craziness in the aisles will match the wild nature of their parking lots. They are not really designed well, and they can be a challenge. They have multiple locations in LA County, and Glassell Park is one of the originals. The focus of pantry items is Middle Eastern. You will find a whole lot of Goya-branded items along with many other similar labels. You really do need to see their weekly flyer for savings on pantry items. Some other items may also border on Asian and Latin American products. Spices, nuts, and herb selections are also popular and definitely a go-to item to come here for. They also have quite an alcohol selection with your standards and specialty bottles. Often, there will be sales of these also, making this a good competitor for Costco. There is also an excellent bakery with piping hot and freshly made inventory. Every kind of Middle Eastern bread item is here. Personally, I don't find their meat selection always fresh. Sometimes I don't even know if they are selling Choice grade. I also find their seafood selection to be less than appealing. There is also a deli counter if you should be in need of prepared meats and dishes.

I was profiled at this store January 2026. I was the only black person in the store. The Latino…read moreSecurity Guard watched me BEFORE I even entered the store while I checked out items that were outside. I entered and every time I turned around, he was at the end of the aisle pretending not to watch. I went up to him and said, "Are you following me?" He said nothing because, 1. He doesn't speak English, or 2. He pretended to not speak English so he would not have to answer me. The prices were comperable to Ralphs; maybe even a bit higher. The next day I called the store and spoke to a manager named "Hike." I told him the situation and how I didn't appreciate being made to feel as if I was going to steal something. He apologized and said he knows how that feels as that had happened to him before, in another store. His solution was for me to come back and shop and he would talk to security. Really? Why in the world would I go back to a store that profiled me????? I will never be back. There was no other offer to make up for what happened. PS There was a kind man/worker collecting carts outside who was very customer-oriented and helped me put bottled water into my car and took my cart.

Mission Wine & Spirits of Glendale (South) thank you for all you do…read more From organized isles and end caps, to a very modern layout, wine room, walk in cigar humidor, fully stocked cold beverages along the back wall, such as craft brew, juices, etc. This location - one of five located throughout Greater L.A. is definitely one that thrives. The parking lot is very easy in and out, though the intersection at Glendale Avenue/Maple Street can be a long wait at times depending on your way of travel in #OnAMission Really impressed with the selection of organic, kosher, vegan friendly and specialty wines. I was in the mood for a Malbec and discovered a perfect option in the Kosher section. It was actually from a winery I know well: Alavida by Domaine Bousquet. So smokey, rich and racy!! L'chaim! Great Whiskey, Scotch and Bourbon. Solid sake options as well as a tone of good international wines including French, Spanish, Armenia, Italian and more. Great sales and discounts I didn't even realize, though items already on sales can't be marked down again. Items with yellow tags are typically the ones on special either via weekly promotions in their flyers or displays. Easy to use short shopping carts, not too bulky, right by the ice cooler when you first walk in. Also easier to navigate down their isles and parts of the store. MW&S - Glendale is a lucky retailer, so get your lotto tickets here also. I definitely will next time I'm in. Mission also contribute money to public education as a lottery retailer as much as over 65K in a fiscal year. How amazing is that? Want to stop in? Talk wine? Shop spirits? Pick up a six pack... Find that gift? Grab a snack? Open everyday at 9AM until 8PM, and also from 11AM to 430PM on Sundays only.

They refused to give me a bag with a handle , even after I offered to pay a dollar for it. She said…read moreonline customers only. What am I shit cause I walked into your store?

The store is small but they a nice cold beer cave. I was here to buy our office pool Lottery…read moretickets and exchange some winning Power Ball tickets. I had to take a walk through the beer cave to see what they had to offer and I ended up buying some drinks. They have some great advertising along the parking lot wall.

Jason is the absolute best! He always delivers top notch service! He remembered I wanted a specific…read morebeverage, a month or two went by, I came in, as I was buying some other libations, he mentioned they just got the drink I was looking for a month or two back. Duuuude I appreciate the hell out of this! Customer service at it's finest! Thank you Jason!

Where the beverages go... Or rather we do to grab them…read more A quality beverage chain of the large variety, especially since they merged with GoPuff and add personal care, pantry, ice cream and select grocery items to the inventory of their 166 stores and locations which included services for pick up as well as delivery. BevMo - Glendale is one that does Beverages & More quite well. It's a somewhat boutique like style compare to some of the other locations in Greater Los Angeles, but still carries quite a lot, especially in terms of wine and spirits. I've been in a few times before over the years and each time it's better. I'll take a pint of Oatly Non-Dairy Strawberry Ice Cream and two bottles of Dolce Vita DOC Italian Rose Prosecco - buy one, get one 5 cents!! A signature deal at BevMo that goes beyond the wine these days ;) #ClubBev Never too busy so easy to stroll in a browse. Love picking up a bottle of Absolut and in the past Three Olives (my favorite brand that doesn't seem to be in their stores much anymore). It's bright, colorful and inviting inside and well laid out. You can bev it up directly across from the Americana on the corner of Harvard St & Brand. They have a small lot in back (like very small), not to mention additional parking along the back (paid), local street parking (paid) as well as parking for shops in the area at the mall and neighboring.

I was at this Bevmo not long ago. More and more variety of drinks. We were headed to a party and I…read morewanted to slide by and get some drinks for those of us that do drink. I bought a couple of beers , wines, and liquor. I also purchased some food items i had never purchased before out of any locations. Service was ok here. No problems at all.

Awesome store with a cornucopia of amazing. Drinks, mini cute gifts, spiritually inclined mementos…read moreand awesome customer service. Jasmine was cool! Chill vibe.

Glassell General is not the dusty old corner liquor store filled with bottles and a few cheap…read moresnacks. It's a modern general store that's filled with snacky things, craft beer, wine, and spirits, and even quirky gifts. A big plus is that they have their own pizzeria, Park Pizza, on site! I was impressed by the international and regional snack brands that they carry, including Buldak potato chips, O!Tube, Turtle Chips, Hello Panda, Swedish candy, etc. You'll find chips, popcorn, jerky, candy, dried fruit, pretzels, and more. I also spotted sauces, coffee beans, cold ddrinks, Vesti sandwiches, salsa, and more. There was a wide variety of ice cream and single serve treats like Dove Bars, It's It ice cream cookie sandwiches, and Snickers ice cream bars. For gifts, they had coin pouches, keychains (including crochet ones), ceramics, drinking glasses, incense, magnets, greeting cards, sunglasses, and more. One thing that was strange is that almost nothing had visible price tags. My picks: * Mighty Booch kombucha, $3.99 (haven't tried this brand before) * Sonreir single origin cold brew, $4.99

They say they're open at 7am but don't open gate till 8:30 very misleading. This isn't the first…read moretime they have me here thinking they are available.

The neighborhood corner store. I stopped by to get our office pool lottery tickets hoping that any…read morenew store will be our lucky one LOL. The customers that were walking in here seemed to know the cashier as their regulars.