Small but well stocked liquor store! I found a bottle of Bacardi 151 on the shelf. (If you didn't…read moreknow, that's been off the market since 2016.) SCORE! The prices are certainly fair. Only about $2-3 dollars more than my local liquor store. Far better that I expected in this seasonal vacation town. Conveniently located next to Price Chopper for all your mixer needs.

Best Craft Beer Store in the area by far!! Everyone is really friendly. A must visit for sure!!read more

Popped in to get some holiday gifts. I have zero clue about adult beverages other than the stuff I…read morelike. Asked the guy working and have him some information on the person and things I've seen them drink and he nailed it with what he helped me pick out. Also shopped for some cigars for myself. Great selection of sticks!!!

Received a warm welcome upon our entrance. Staff were very friendly and knowledgeable…read more Unfortunately we didn't have enough time to browse the whole store they had refrigerated ciders and sparking wines that were reasonably priced. The white sparkling wine I tried was crisp an slightly citrusy. Store has an impressive selection of wines all varietals. They also sell cheeses and assorted crackers, pretzels.

Wayyyyyyy overpriced! $25 for a 4pack of high noons. And $50 for a bottle of Stoli. At home I would…read morepay $25. 2 stars because the lady helping us was sweet

Tourist trap! Do not go here if you're visiting in town. It was $29.99 (before tax) for a small…read morebottle of Crown. I knew that was a lot but was in shock so just payed and left... I searched google for other liquor stores and found one just 5 minutes away that sold the same size of Crown for $18.99.... Went to return the original bottle to the original store UNOPENED AND SEALED, and they don't take refunds. Go figure.

I feel 'guilty' (well, not really.......) ripping Toronto/Ontario... but the reality is; taxes are…read moreextremely high and items/goods are tremendously overpriced. A bottle of vodka at Duty Free USA is $21.50.. Same bottle in Ontario is $69.50............................... (lots of dots to ponder), reality/truth is ONTARIO is a terrible place to shop/buy. After spending a few weeks in 5 different states; if you have the means/opportunity, go to AMERICA!!! Regardless if the dollar is .80 cents to the dollar or even .65 cents to the dollar. Shoes, clothes, food, drink are just more affordable. You can go to a bar and have a drink for $2.. $2.50; try to get a drink in Toronto for under $9 (rarity). In other words; duty free makes a lot of sense. As does shopping/supporting America and it's retailers; there's no glory in being taxed 13% and paying double for 'stuff' in Ontario.

Even though the address here is correct, the image on the Yelp map does not display the store in…read morethe correct location, and possibly for a check-in. It is actually on Wellsley Island, on the America's side just before you cross northward into Canada. If you are going south from Canada into the US, you want Thousand Islands Duty Free. As you would expect, there are deals here on a variety of items, most notably alcohol, cigarettes, and cologne, but other items, souvenirs, etc. Prices and procedures are standard. Shop carefully - some things are very good deals, some are not. The facility is clean, the rest rooms are well maintained - and a good place to stop first if there's a long line waiting to enter Canada. There a few benches outside and an area which offers you a great view of part of the St. Lawrence River and some of the nearby islands.

I have shopped at Arsenal Wine and Liquor for over a decade. Within the last year, I have run into…read moreproblems with deliveries and employees. It isn't bad enough that their deliveries are always a problem but their employees are very unhelpful. If I didn't want one particular spirit that only they sell, I would not shop there. Let me give you the rundown. Everytime I order a delivery, something is always wrong. At -10 degrees, I don't want to go out to shop in store or do a pickup. So, I ordered a delivery. When it was half an hour after it was scheduled to be delivered and still had not shown up, I called. The employee who answered the phone told me that it was ready for pickup. I told him that I had paid for delivery. We went back and forth for a while before he decided to check with another employee. He was told that it was a delivery order. Then, he told me that no one was available to deliver it at that time. By the time I received the order, it was over an hour late. Good thing it was nothing that I needed right away. Prior to this, I had tried to use the free delivery offer that I received in my email. When I started to checkout, it showed that I had to pay for delivery. I called the store to ask about this issue. The employee I spoke with told me that they could not do anything about the delivery charge because it was offered through a different company. That was it. Tough luck. We lied. We don't care. We just collect the money. At this point, I want to reach out to tell others how bad the service at Arsenal Wine and Liquor is. Personally, I will start looking for other stores that might have a different spirit that I don't mind even if I can't buy the one that I really want. So, good luck with deliveries from Arsenal Wine & Liquor. Good luck finding any helpful employees. Don't expect much because you will not get much. Yes, I will be writing reviews about City Hive, the delivery company, at Trustpilot and Sitejabber.

Big selection, helpful staff, prices are a little high on some products but over all good.read more

Small store, but with a great selection and knowledgeable staff. They really packed a lot in…read morethere! Bourbon wise they had a nice selection of your usual offerings and I scored a bottle of Heaven Hill BIB which you cannot find in PA. Store wasn't busy, parking was found easily nearby and they are stocked with wine and liquor. No beer, but the owner gladly recommended a store down the road. Slim pickings in the area, but I think you'll find something you like here.

Best prices in town maybe the oldest and richest history of a liquor store in the area.read more

This place is basically the Cheers of liquor stores. Bob will know your name, or at least your…read moresurname, if you come in at least once a year. The selection is slightly enormous for the size of the town, and he's happy to help anyone navigate it. Tastings are hosted throughout the summer (and maybe also the winter, I'm just never there then). I feel like impromptu tastings/parties may spontaneously erupt as well. I walked down yesterday to buy a few bottles for a family dinner, and he offered to close up shop for a minute to drive me home. Wholly unnecessary, but what a lovely gesture. I'd say if you're in Cape Vincent and looking for a bottle of just about anything, this place is your go to. But honestly, you don't really have any other choices. So when you go, send Bob my love.

Wow! What a difference…read more Paid $59 for a 1.75 L of Jack Daniels at Nick's today. I had been paying $78 at Sholette's Glad I checked Nick's. That's my store from now on.

Visiting from southern tier area of NY. Went there to buy a 1.75 liter of Jameson whiskey and was…read moreshocked that they wanted $87 for it. Are you kidding me? That's $30 more than anywhere I have ever seen. It's egregious that they charge/exhort that kind of money. Walked out disgusted and disappointed. Drove 10 miles and bought the same bottle for $64.

Best place in Alexandria Bay to get your spirits. Very knowledgeable staff and always willing to…read morehelp you find that perfect wine !