Raise your hand if you remember when Mason's was a few blocks down, inside of a converted bank -…read morewhere they'd have cool special events (like wine tastings) taking place in the old vaults from time to time. The odd thing about the current location: as you walk in it seems like a lot of the shelves are kind of empty ("Hey, maybe they're going out of business?") but then you start to take a slow stroll down the aisles and realize they have a ridiculous amount of (quality) stuff. Beers, wines, and liqueurs that you probably haven't seen or heard of before. The pricing is on par for competing liquor stores. They have a (awkward) parking lot which can be a lifesaver in this part of town. If you forced me to Sophie's Choice I'd say Rutherford Wine Shoppe is the overall better place (I mean... Mason's opening an hour later than RWS is the sole reason I don't get over this way that much) but Mason's is a damn fine spot for sure. Na zdrowie!

It's an okay place. Good prices on beers, but they are not consistent with their inventories of…read morebeers. The fridges have been quite empty lately. One time asked the male owner if he had more of a certain beer and he replied "I don't think so" and left it at that. His wife knew that was the wrong answer, got up and checked in the Fridge and came out with a four pack. The helpers they have are the same way. If you can't find it, they will not check for you. I rarely stop in anymore.

my friend apologized to me for referring me to the store, I just learned that you're not allowed to…read moreopen liquor in the store and instead of explaining it to me nicely the owner told me I have to get out in a rude way and I asked him nicely why what was the law, not that I wasnt going do it but I asked him why nicely he says he doesn't have to tell me in a rude way. he knows it's the law but couldn't tell me why it's the law why is why are they allowed to sell it to you take your money? then he lied and said he could not refund my money my friend said he's lying because she refunds their all the time on debit, bad business very bad business! going to total Wine I heard they were cheaper or Joe Canal.

Excellent services .. employee so friendly . Nick is a very nice guy. Fair prices and large…read morevarieties of drinks . Delivery from 4PM to 10 9:30 PM at home . New owners .. good management well organized.Must visit this place . Best place to buy liquor at Rutherford area.

Good neighborhood liquor store. Always friendly service. About 10% higher then larger chain…read morecompetition. Worth the extra money for convenience and time saved.

This place recently underwent a new ownership change, and they're wonderful. Super friendly, very…read morefair prices and great availability! Would highly recommend and a great addition to the neighborhood.

OVER PRICED!!! Go elsewhere. Owner is full of BS. I showed the owner a price for a 12 pack of high…read morenoon's and he refused to match it. Told me he'd give me 1000$ if I could find it cheaper elsewhere. I drove to total wines and paid 12$ less than his price. Brought in the receipt and all of a sudden he didn't remember talking to me about it. Will NEVER go back here. Don't BS me and then back out when I bring the proof.

They've always had whatever I need. If not, I'd bet they could get it with some notice. Friendly…read moreservice and super convenient.

I don't write this as a local. Not anymore. I do write this with the memories of a kid who went…read moreshopping with his parents at PathMark and bypassed Pizza And and Bagels Plus to come here and stock up for the grandest Christmas parties the Pasta Triangle had ever witnessed. There was Seagram's 7 for the egg nog, Dekuypers for the gift baskets, Brotherhood Holiday wine for the table, the occasional case of Brookdale sodas for the kids, Kahlua for holiday sombreros, Miller Chill for my redneck uncle's Christmas present... and quarters from the owners so I could go play Street Fighter behind the bagel shop while my parents had fun. Kelly's was there to grow up with me. When I came home from college, it's where I bought the white zinfandel to go with the Land O Lakes chedarella I'd have during my incredibly adult wine-and-cheese nights. It's where I'd find Brooklyn Double Chocolate, Samuel Adams Boston Lager and several other "weird beers" that my dad would shake his head at before eventually nicking about half the pack. It was where I could finally get my mom her bottle of amaretto and my dad a gift-boxed bottle of scotch and put them under the tree. The years went on, I moved away, and I'd only see Kelly's when I'd come home for Christmas. It's where I'd make the family ice run and where I'd end up when the bottle of Finlandia that had bin in the basement for 25 years miraculously ran dry because the adults could drink vodka again. Sometime when I wasn't looking, the Pathmark closed up shop, the bank went away, the gift shop was no more and the hairdresser bolted. Even the "new" KFC didn't think this was a great place to be anymore. Kelly's stuck it out. It left its wood-paneled little corner shop for the liquor warehouse you see today. For its trouble, it gets all the outgoing traffic from a Shop-Rite that may not be Nutley Park, but is at least Belleville's own. Hey, you can even stop at the Pizza Hut on the way out if you want to see if people still sit in Pizza Huts anymore. I'm writing this review because Kelly's grew up with this old man. I'm out in Oregon now, but my cousins are still in Jersey. However, I discovered that I could order from Kelly's online and pay in advance. With their help, I made sure my cousins got the Holiday wine and Dekuyper's cordials our family's enjoyed for years... and sent them off in reusable Shop-Rite bags with more personal gifts tucked inside. Despite my best intentions, I couldn't get back for Christmas this year. But in recent years, I've been developing a soft spot for my old hometown, especially around the holiday. I remember pulling up to that McDonald's across the street after a long day of Christmas Eve errands with my sister and getting a small stack, only to have a worker sigh audibly when we asked for honey (points for consistency). I remember the many iterations of streetlight decorations throughout the town and the years when we'd get enough snow for sledding beneath the high-tension towers. I remember watching A Christmas Story and thinking how much Ralphie's town reminded me of Belleville. Being able to access a small, familiar corner of it--if only through a website--made this holiday season just a bit better and left me feeling just a bit closer to home. I don't know who owns the place now, but I thank you for your hospitality and wish you and yours the best.

THEY ARE SCAMMER&FRAUD!! I ordered 5 bottles valued $675 on their website a month ago, and I didn't…read moreget any updates for a while so I called them to know the process. They said, due to low stocks, they can only ship 4bottles and would refund money for the one bottle. So I said YES. And I called them again after 2days to get a tracking number. But a guy, called manager, was so rude. I only asked my tracking number and he was so testy with no reason and just hung up the phone while I was still talking. And I called several times more, they didn't pick up the phone.. Finally, Someone picked up the phone, and she said without manager or owner, she can't acccess my order status but according to my order number, there is no shipment they shipped. So I complained that the manager said he already shipped it few days ago and then she wanted me to leave my phone number and she said manager would call me. Guess what?? 3days passed. Nobody called me. I don't even know they really shipped my order or not. They don't pick up the phone from my number. I will report them soon. Be aware! They treat customers like shit with no reasons and scammer! I lost $675

A great family owned packie. Cork and Keg has a good variety of local brews and old standbys. A…read moredecent inventory of whisky and they are always willing to order something in if you're looking for that special bottle. Whenever I'm back in town I stop in. The new store is great. It's a family tradition, I remember going into the old brick store down the road with my dad and the owner giving me a cookie every so often.

How is it possible it's taken me this long to write a review? I've visited C&K when they were at…read moretheir old location and of course, when they moved to their new spot, which was an upgrade. The store is beautiful, compact and well-organized. All of the staff are friendly and welcoming, always offering to help if you need assistance. They have a great, small cider selection among the countless bottles on the shelves. There are usually displays set up and it makes it easy if you're popping in for a quick selection.

9:40 on a Saturday morning. I'm in Wood-Ridge and asked my phone where I could pick up some…read more'spirits' and they told me about 'NB' right across Rt. 17. 9:45 I find myself at Teterboro Landing. The ENTIRE back parking lot was full and EVERY horrible, selfish, ridiculous driver decided to be a complete nuisance for us innocent folk trying to knock out some errands before lunchtime. All the times I've been to this mall (to dine at one of the dozen options here) I had no idea there was a Costco or a "liquor shed" in the back of the complex. (Worth noting: I work Deck Neck in Newark and I'm well-versed in the lunacy of double and triple parking, among other offenses.) I think even the most seasoned Ironbound drivers would lose their cool if they came here. Eventually I had to park by the Chick-fil-A and walk to/from NB. Was it worth all the hassle and inconveniences? No. The layout is very clean (sterile) and they didn't offer any refrigeration and most of the beer selection seemed to be cans. A nice selection of wine as well as some odd/offbeat liquors and it was my first time encountering soju and that stuff is good. Real good. Real potent. (One bottle later that evening and it was nap time, I can't lie.) Would I make the trek back to NB? Only if I couldn't find soju elsewhere.

NB Liquors is a small location located outside of the Costco of Teterboro. New, clean, and easy to…read morenavigate, with prices clearly displayed. Because the Costco next door does not have a liquor license this liquor store is not affiliated, and does not carry the Kirkland brand alcohols and spirits.

This small but well stocked liquor/ convenience store is a neighborhood landmark. Known locally for…read morelotto and the likes. A nice variety of beers, wines and hard liquor. The staff here is friendly. Ralph is very friendly and welcoming.

Ok, a tad overpriced for an item I buy regularly. Just because I'm visiting "this" neighborhood,…read moredoesn't mean I should have to pay more. For Shame....... and it was for a condolence call.