Spec's is one of my favorite places to get wine, liquor, and snacks. To avoid roaming aimlessly in…read morethe store, I prefer to order online and pick it up. The last time I ordered online, the pickup was fine but it would like it easier if there was a line specifically for pick up vs having to wait in line with others who are shopping in store.

Considered the biggest vendor of wine in the Houston area, Spec's originally opened in 1962 in…read moreHouston, and now has over 200 locations in Texas, primarily situated in the metro areas of Houston, Austin, Dallas, and San Antonio. Visited the Atascocita location and found a good selection of beers, including a nice selection of Houston's biggest craft brewer: Saint Arnold. Picked up a 12 pack of Summer Pils, and found it to be what's expected: an easy drinking lager, meant to be drunk very cold on those hot humid days. Service was friendly, and checkout was quick.

This is the most amazing liquor store I have ever been in. & they have a deli & a humidor for…read morecigars & such, holy cow! & everyone that worked here wad very cool, wish I lived closer to it!

After leaving Buc-ee's I had a list of booze to get my friends in Baton Rouge. I was told to go to…read moreSpec's. Little did I know I missed the HQ location while I was in Houston, I know now to not miss it again. I drove down some back roads to get here, and found this huge store in a big box shopping center. I was looking at American Vodka and then I turned around to look at the opposite shelf and I almost fainted, this location had my favorite vodka from Russia, Khortyska!! I've been trying to get this sent to me for years. I spent some time in Ukraine before their last revolution back in 2011 and a guy that worked for me told me not to bother with Nemiroff and instead get Khortyska coming from a real bad ass Russian programmer, he was right. This place had all the brands of booze I couldn't find in Louisiana. I got some top shelf Rebecca's Creek, a bottle of Balcones Whiskey from Texas and my bottle of Khortyska. Sadly my wife consumed it thinking I got it for her. Which means only one thing. I'll need to make another road trip to buy some more. The staff here was really helpful, guided me to what I needed and there were some other Whiskey connoisseurs in the isle where I was that we chatted it up for a bit before I had to leave. On my way to the check out I grabbed some of the small single serve bottles to put on my desk at work to remind me where I need to go at my next earliest convenience.

If you want the good stuff they got it. Prices are a little elevated but for small independent…read morestore to access this highly coveted juice they gotta buy a lot bs. You might be able to find a cheaper in other places if you enjoy the hunt, but if you like it, and you want it, they have it. An incredible staff that is excited about spirits and willing to talk and learn is waiting for you here as well.

Ok, Get this !! I'm…read moretraveling home on my wedding anniversary. Due to the weather my connection to Corpus is canceled in Houston so I'm spending the night at the Comfort Inn on JFK. At five minutes before closing time, my wife apparently calls JFK Liquor (long distance) and asks for a favor. Since I'm going to be stuck there for our Anniversary she asks them to deliver a bottle of my favorite bourbon to the hotel. They not only delivered the bourbon, they decorated the bag and had it there before I checked in. You can't find service like this anymore. These people really care about their customers. On behalf of my wife and myself, thank you for making this anniversary very special.

Liquor stores are liquor stores you got some that are trashy and you got some that are kinda classy…read moreyou got some that are hooded out reminds you of the getto and you got some that are all the above!!! And so on!! JFK was was prolly all the above smelly kinda trashy with a lil bit but not much classy

Decent sized liquor shop with a well-edited selection. The buyers have done a terrific job bringing…read morein bottles that are hard to find in more populated areas. Prices on average are higher; I'd call that island tax. And given that what we bought I can't find at all back home, the price was well worth it.

A Bolivar Peninsula staple with great selections and helpful staff. You cannot go wrong with Island…read moreLiquor for your beverage needs.

Wonderful place down to earth and great prices I am a forever customer, good conversations with…read morefolks that enter and the selection is good.

this place is awesome! way better than specs! they have great service and are very knowledgeable. i…read moream definitely a customer for life.

Bathrooms are detached and are nasty beach bathrooms but they serve their purpose!…read more Lots of choices and plenty of checkers but there are tons of people during the season! Off-season is never a problem for quality service. Check out their sales and specials; otherwise you are paying tourist prices for your goods! Pizza is pretty good in the front of the store!!

We were told anything we needed would be at the Big Store and if it wasn't at the Big Store we…read moredidn't need it. This was accurate. There's a good selection of food stuffs - not one of everything but a good variety all the same. There's a smokehouse that sells brisket and sausage in the store, a deli with pizza and fried chicken, and even a pineapple cutting machine. We came to the peninsula with some favorite food products from HEB and I'd do that again. I just learned that outside of some product specific choices I could have come with much less and just shopped local. There's a hardware and souvenir shop inside. We actually bought and hung hummingbird feeders at the family property. Yes, they have everything.

my favorite liquor store in Baytown:) the employees are so sweet and there's such a good selection…read morefor decent prices always will recommend UFO !

I came in with my dad to get Tito's handmade vodka. We was both approached by a sampler. She kindly…read morewanting us to taste test it to buy the new product. She was a different nationality with an accent. I don't believe she took my constructive criticism well.. It was an alcoholic product that went by the name of V something. She had a red bottle of it and a purple. We both got a shot of the red V- and it was nasty! To me, it tasted like cherry cough syrup medicine mixed with too strong of an alcohol plus it was warm not cold. Even though, the sampler had the drinks on ice. It probably was fake ice come think of it. The vibe of the liquor store was dead when we first stepped in with a whole long line from the counter to the back. Then a lady came in waay too throwed and buzzed. She was bubbly, all smiles speaking to everybody. Looks as if she had be drinking all day. She even spoke to the elderly man buying vodka for a bunch party goers. Real cool! The cashier lady was also very friendly. She is a older mexican woman. She also had switched her mouth to smile mode. She was speaking to everyone who came in and who was in line waiting. The whole atmosphere was laid back. The shelves were nicely stocked with signs of what it was and where it came from. I saw a few sick shaped bottles. I saw one shaped as a skull and AK-47. All of the vodkas are located straight back from the checkout counter-mostly the whole wall. They also have miniature bottles of alcoholic beverages near the cashier. And if you taste test the only way you can get a t-shirt is to buy a bottle. The store front has a weird theme: a Chihuahua in space or "high" with a name of UFO. Makes one wonder.. lol. Might be back since it's right next door to a vape shop.