Absolutely love this store. It's conveniently located to service an area that needed a nice, clean…read moreoption for shopping. The staff here is really nice and welcoming. I appreciate how clean and presentable everything is and the large variety of offerings that are hard to find elsewhere. I particularly enjoy the international liquors. A great option for all your alcohol needs!

Vibe was weird. 1st time going here and we were approached due to my friend having a purse/bag…read more Didn't realize the crime here was high. Kind of killed my vibe after that and I went to another liquor store. Some cool bottles I saw though.

Just bought an eight pack of high noons charged $ 38.00, that's including tax. Crazy no prices…read morelisted, beware.

The prices are ridiculous!!! 50 dollars for a Jose Cuervo 750 ml is crazy! Just no. This is a last…read moredesperate attempt just remember that

We walked in and headed straight to the bar. The bartender greeted us with a smile and immediately…read morewiped down the counter where we chose to sit, then handed us a couple of food menus. The beer selection was posted right on the bar--it was extensive, and we were genuinely excited about the options. After looking it over, we both decided to go with beer flights to get a good taste of what they had on tap. For food, Wifey ordered the Chicken Tenders with French Fries, and I went with the Golden Chicken Sandwich. The beer flights came out quickly and were clearly labeled. While we sat at the bar, some old-school hip-hop played in the background. It kept us nodding along while we sampled our beers. Not long after, our food arrived--hot and fresh. The chicken tenders came with fries, and I managed to sneak a few--they were perfectly crispy. My sandwich really hit the mark--crispy chicken with great texture and solid flavor. I was chatting with our bartender and learned they have a full-service restaurant upstairs, so of course I had to head up for a little recon. As soon as I reached the top, I was warmly welcomed by the host and staff. I let them know I just wanted to check out the space. Upstairs had a completely different feel from downstairs. While the lower level had more of a laid-back, neighborhood bar atmosphere, the upstairs was bright, modern, and a bit more refined. I even noticed some outdoor seating, which we'll definitely have to try next time. One thing to note: the beer selection upstairs isn't as extensive as what's offered downstairs. I headed back down, and Wifey and I ordered another flight to share. At one point, I looked over and said, "I could honestly stay here all day." Great music, cold beer, tasty food, and sports on the TVs--it checked all the boxes for a relaxed and fun afternoon. Instagram: @whatsthenextmemory

They now have beer Flights.. woohoo!!! Get 4 beers your…read morechoice and have a great tasting for under $15.00 Meet the sister here and enjoyed the selections I chose. You can sample before you make your decision. Oscar and MK at the Bar are a delight. This location is near the beltline, so there is plenty of foot traffic coming in and walking by if you are a people watcher The retail store has a great variety of wine and beer selections. If Jerome is in he will help you decide on something. Food from Boxcar is always good. Stop by it's always a good vibe. You may see me.

A small​ convenient​ liquor​ store in the heart of the city. The guy who works there is cool as…read morehell. Gave me several recommendations​ as far as drink choices and also even told be about a couple of hideen gems in the area. As far as the liquor​ is concerned, yea it is a bit higher than most liquor​ stores but you're​ paying for convenience and again this is a VERY small liquor​ store so I highly doubt that they can charge the prices that the big box stores can. Overall I would definitely​ recommend this liquor​ store if you need something pretty standard... If you're​ looking for a big variety this may not be the place for you.

Security is kinda tight, but some of the ratings were unduly harsh. Walking distance to our hotel…read moreso that was cool. Prices were in the acceptable range. Very good experience.

They charge you almost $.60 to use your debit card. I thought it was illegal to charge someone to…read moreuse your debit card. You can only charge for a credit card. Anyways, the cop they have work in there is rude as hell so there's a couple reasons not to come here.

Since I have came to the KBBQ place a handful of times, I have also stopped by this liquor store…read moretoo being it is a far drive from where I live. Like most liquor stores, it is well stocked with wines, beers, and hard liquors. Each time I've gone, there is always some sort of tasting available whether it be vodka, bourbon, or whiskey. Staff always greet us when walking in and are efficient when checking us out. I really appreciated their extensive selection of soju as well as other Asian drinks for a great deal. Will continue to come again in the future!

A friendly neighborhood liquor store. The staff is nice. It's not a superstore, but they have a…read moregood variety of products. Prices are reasonable. They accept debit and credit cards. You can also buy GA Lottery and scratch-off tickets here. Open early, late and on Sunday.

From the owner: Grove Park Package Store is your neighborhood's one stop shop for Spirits, Wine, Beer, Tobacco, and…read moremore! Shopping here is quick and convenient!

Prices are outrageous! $39 to $42 bourbon anywhere else is double the price here. Go a mile or so…read moredown the road and pay much cheaper!

Great selection of beer and wine. Friendly service and reasonable prices. Even had my daughter's…read morefavorite flavor of Red Bull.

Good customer service. They are open the hours needed 7 days a week. Always have the drinks I'm…read morelooking for.

Ghettooooo! No, no no! Atlanta did not have any liquor stores downtown when I searched Googlemaps…read moreand Yelp. We had to catch the bus to get here and it was a mess. Bars on the doors AND windows, people sitting outside the store, worn down housing, decaying furniture. Their hoods are way different than bigger city hoods. Some fast talking lad came up to me sounding like Boomhauer. I needed a translator. I had to ignore him. Ordered what we needed and got the hell out of dodge. The clientele stinks. Literally. Not all but most.

This is a pretty full service market place in the Hyatt Regency, similar to a Starbucks. Their…read moreprices are a little steep but that's hotel prices at play. They have nearby seating that's part of the hotel bar as well as lobby seating. I got a breakfast sandwich and a cold brew coffee there. Both were fine, nothing special. This is a convenient spot to get early breakfast if you're attending a conference in the hotel's vast conference space. The crew works very efficiently to get your provisions to you quickly.

It is pretty expensive for basic things but that's expected inside the hotel. They have good hours…read moreand stay open pretty late. The frapp was okay. It was a little closer to the consistency of ice coffee rather than it being a blended drink.

You can kind of call this place the original. I've been coming here at least since the late 90's…read more Greens has been here for the old Atlanta clientele and has stayed consistent with all the changes to the city and to Ponce specifically. Some times I waste time and energy trying to find something on Instacart or elsewhere. Why? Just come here. They have what you are looking for. And service all your beverage needs. From a party of one to large events, Green's has you covered. Huge selection, knowledgeable staff. Marvelous location. And a no nonsense approach to service. You need your drivers license to shop. And sometimes your patience - cause it can get pretty busy. We almost always leave with a new spirit we didn't know we needed. And if you need that special drink for a special occasion - come here. Frequently here. It's an Atlanta treasure and I cannot believe I am just now posting a review.

I stopped into Green's at Ponce de Leon on Saturday, March 14 around 1:26 PM to make a quick…read morepurchase for a cookout I was headed to--an $11 bottle of vodka. What should have been a 30-second transaction turned into one of the strangest retail experiences I've had in a long time. The cashier, Sophia, simply refused to complete the sale. Instead, she remained standing at the register while other paying customers waited in line until a manager eventually stepped in and finished the transaction. Let that sink in: a cashier holding up the line and refusing to ring up a customer for no legitimate reason until a manager had to intervene. If the owners care to review their camera footage from that time, they'll see the entire interaction. At no point was I rude, disruptive, or inappropriate. The escalation came entirely from the employee. What stood out most was the willingness to create a scene and delay multiple customers over what appeared to be a personal reaction rather than any store policy or legitimate issue. Retail is not complicated: ring up the customer, be reasonably polite, and keep the line moving. Apparently that was too much to ask here. I'm not looking for compensation and I'm not interested in arguing about it. But it was such an unnecessarily unpleasant interaction that I felt it was worth documenting. Needless to say, I won't be returning to this location.