Little market that we found because there was a Hot Dog vendor that they work with up front. Get…read moreyour hot dog and head inside to score a beverage for your meal. usual stuff. nothing to write home about but convenient if you're there for eats!

Decent little neighborhood market. I stopped in here to get a quick drink before I went to a…read morefriend's house down the street. A few groceries, liquor, soft drinks etc. are the items stocked here. A bit on the dingy side, but the only market I know that isn't a 5-10 minute drive away.

Piazza's is the best grocery store! Their produce is fresh and very high quality. They have a…read morewell-stocked deli and a sushi bar as well as a range of soups and a burrito bar. Also lots of snacks, cakes, buns, artisan breads and yummy stuff to eat. The fresh orange juice is delicious! BUT, the best part is the wonderful staff, especially Gloria. They are all great honestly but Gloria is an angel. Check it out -- shopping there is a pleasure.

I have long been a fan of the excellent quality and range of food i find at Piazzas's. Today, I…read morewant to praise the outstanding service they also provide. Yesterday, I bought a few items, paid with a credit card and received my receipt. Later I saw that there was an additional charge from Piazza's for over a $100. Concerned, I called and spoke to Gloria, a long term member of the staff, who told me that Austin, an asst manager, would be able to help me today. And he did! He reviewed the camera recording of my transaction and saw that I had inadvertently exposed my credit a second time and caused the problem. He immediately authorized a refund and Nikki the bookkeeper returned the money to my credit card. I appreciate the people who work at Piazza's as well as the food!

The staff was SOOO nice and attentive!! Store had everything we needed - cups, sodas, alcohol…read more This will be my store of choice whenever I'm in Mountain View. :)

Nice liquor convenience store. The cashier is friendly, greets you and asks how youre doing. Your…read morebevy of snacks, drinks, automotive and other conveniences. Theyve got a larger than usual liquor selection. Got a cool ginger oolong tea beverage to go. Much better than the old taqueria/liquor store it used to be

I've been going to this liquor store, mainly for Lottery and a quick refreshment for many years…read more Mainly, because of the location is convenient if I'm going to Safeway or headed home from work, however, I think I'm just going to go out of the way and go to the liquor store that's on El Monte instead. The owner is the friendliest and most welcoming when you go to their store, it's clean and he doesn't give you dirty looks, like you're being a bother to them when you ask a simple question. Almost every single time that I've purchased something at Bailey's the same 2 guys behind The Counter are extremely rude and condescending. The only one that seems to be nice is the shorter Hispanic man, he is always friendly but the other two guys that are there the majority of the time should not be in Customer Service. I asked a simple question about a Lottery timeline that I've never asked before, he points to a sign and rudely says it's right there instead of just saying the time. It's just one example every single time I've gone in there. I try to smile and strike up a conversation but they're just very blunt and rude. It's like they don't like female customers is the impression that I get, maybe it's just a culture thing I don't know. They just look like they want to get you out the door as fast as possible. I was always raised to say thank you and I say thank you even when I'm purchasing something I've never heard them say thank you once. Last comment on the lottery tickets, they get in a huff thanks for if you're deciding on which ticket and they have to "bend a little further" they say "let me know all at once so I don't have to bend twice" OMG!. I've never heard such a response from a merchant, it's not like they're working hard behind The Counter. A little exercise would be good for them. I've never left such a blunt review, but I just had it with these two guys that are so rude & condescending. I won't be back again, rather drive an extra 10-15 minutes to El Monte. Reading some of the other reviews, I get the same impression. For the business Owner, you really should look at your staff and how they treat people nothing is guaranteed and times are tough right now with people spending money you don't want negative employees representing your store. The Bailey shopping center as a Whole has really went downhill and you have drug addicts that hang out in front of the store, so no one will go there past daylight. I would try to retain the customers that you do have & be nicer.

This is truly the best liquor store in my area!! I always look forward to going to Bailey Liquor…read morestore. Rag and his staff are incredibly friendly and always make you feel welcome when you walk in. It's not that often to find such helpful customer service these days. They are always happy to help me find what I'm looking for. Highly Recommended

In reading the reviews, I found one questioning the guy behind the counters name "Clyde". Ha Ha Ha,…read moreI can for sure tell you it isn't "Clyde". How do I know that, because I sold him this store back in 2000. And my name wasn't "Clyde" either, that person "Clyde" has been six feet under for decades. My name is Frank Fleck, and I know the history of this location back to the late 1960'. I just want to praise my former tenants, they are "great guys". They are very nice people, and I wish them continued success. Best of luck gentlemen.

the worker gives me weird vibes. probably wont go there again unless i have to. Would not recommendread more

Long review incoming…read more.. I've only been shopping here for about a month, but overall the experience has been excellent. One thing that was initially a little confusing is the name. The physical store operates under one name, but online they're known as Unwind Bottle Shop, where you can purchase bottles online and pick them up in-store. Once you understand the connection, it's easy -- just something to be aware of as a first-time customer. From what I understand, the store has been under new ownership for the past two or three years. After reading some older negative reviews, I'd encourage people to give it another shot. Based on my experience, it feels like things have changed and improved under the current ownership. Their VIP program is what really sets them apart. It's free to join and operates on a points system -- you purchase bottles, earn points, and unlock additional benefits as you move up tiers. The big draw is that VIP members get opportunities to purchase highly allocated bottles at MSRP. That's rare, and all shops handle their allocations their own way. Yes, it's chance-based -- you're not going to walk in and just find unicorn bottles sitting on the shelf at a decent price or slightly marked up. But that's also what makes it fair. They give customers an actual shot instead of marking everything up to secondary pricing and waiting for someone to overpay. It feels like a thoughtful compromise that supports the whiskey community rather than exploits it. The owner (family-owned operation) seems genuinely passionate about whiskey. From my conversations with him, he clearly cares about the products he brings in and about serving enthusiasts. They're able to source rare and unique bottles at MSRP or just slightly above -- which is very reasonable considering how hard these bottles are to find elsewhere. They also run their own barrel program with store picks and seem very in tune with the grain-to-glass movement and rising craft distilleries. You'll find interesting, up-and-coming producers here -- not just the standard Jack Daniel's, Buffalo Trace, or Wild Turkey lineup you can get anywhere. My only real negatives: - The shop name vs. online branding can be confusing at first. - Some of the employees behind the counter didn't seem particularly engaged. On one visit, I was next in line for a pickup and was asked to step aside while they helped several other walk-in customers. It wasn't a huge issue, but as a new customer, it didn't feel like great service. - The parking lot is very tight, and on certain nights (possibly food truck or event nights next door), it can get pretty crowded. That said, those are relatively minor compared to the overall experience. If you're serious about whiskey -- especially rare bottles, store picks, and craft distilleries -- this is a very interesting and worthwhile shop to support. I definitely recommend checking them out.

Being new to the bourbon world, I've been on the search for a good spot that carried a decent…read moreselection. Having explored different shops, I found this place on Instagram (Unwind Bottle Shop) and decided to check out the place. On first visit, it was a little tricky to find because they don't have a sign outside that says "Unwind Bottle Shop", just a generic food and liquor store sign. That was one negative... But despite that, I found the place, went inside and was surprised at the great selection they stocked. They carried some pretty sought after bottles which was impressive! This quickly became my go-to spot for reasonably priced whiskey as I work to expand my collection. One of the things I really like about this place is their frequent free tastings. It's a great way to explore different brands and find what I like without having to buy a whole bottle. This alone was how I learned more about what flavors I like and don't like in whiskey and burboun. In a recent tasting, they had Buffalo Trace products. I picked up a bottle of White Dog because it was a very unique flavor. I also picked up a bottle of Sagamore Rye Store pick based on a recommendation from the lady that worked there. I admit it was a blind buy, but wow I'm glad I grabbed a bottle because it was delicious! I liked it so much that I decided to sign up for their whiskey club so I can find other unique picks. Overall, I rate this place a 8.5 out of 10. The 1.5 loss is due to the challenge of finding the place on the first visit. Also, the parking situation is difficult due to the small parking lot.

This store sells overpriced counterfeit Needohs claiming they're authentic. Last time I checked it…read morewas against the law to sell fake products under the guise of a registered name brand. Not once do they mention they are not real needohs but have the nerve to charge just as much if not more for them. I commented on their instagram letting others know, but they deleted my comments twice and blocked me. Buyer be ware!!

The location is excellent and the staff is always friendly. Prices are reasonable considering the…read moreconvenience.

I have to tell you that I am ecstatic that one of the few remaining original businesses on CA Ave…read moreis still going strong! As a matter of fact there are very few businesses in the whole of Palo Alto that remain. As a native of Palo Alto, Country Sun you gladden my heart.

Awesome old-school natural food store that has been around since 1971. I appreciated their…read moreextensive (unparalleled really) selection of local and regional kombuchas from brands including Wild Tonic, It's Alive Kombucha, Wise Bucha (jun-kombucha), Boochmania, Bambucha, Tim Tam Tummy, Remedy, and Synergy, plus a water kefir from Forage. Great bulk food section. Great selection of local bread. The staff are generous and helpful and awesome. I love this place.