Probably one of the best prices for liquor in Boston . The staffs was always helpful and would…read morecarried out the beers or liquors for you to your vehicle.

Great selection, prices and staff. They always have what I'm looking for. Best liquor store in…read moreDorchester.

I have used the Everet and Dorchester location. I shared what I most enjoy and each share similar…read moretaste. Great wine and service

This place always has exactly what I'm looking for. Fast service and the spot it clean.read more

Love this little market in ashmont! It's very nice inside and has the perfect items I need for a…read morequick stock up. Also has a pretty complete collection of liquor. The guys inside are super nice and manage the store well. I also LOVE the subs. They are so tasty and big and really hit the spot for lunch.

disgusting. worst steak and cheese (they didn't even put cheese on it). sides I asked for on…read moresandwich were ignore.

Great manager and staff Ty for your Service I especially liked the smile on the manager Mike very…read morefriendly and helpful

My mom loves this liquor store and some woman who works in here lol. She says the prices are goodread more

I still find it hilarious that , evidently you can't buy Glocks or even menthol cigarettes in…read moreBoston or that super markets don't sell beer, but you can sure as shit roll up to the hood and go to a liquor store that markets itself like a theme park that peddles any alcoholic beverage you can imagine. Still, no doubt this place has whatever venom you need sold by a surprisingly nice BBL behind the counter calling you "baby". I can f!cks with it.

Great selections, but the service and prices have always been an issue. Their prices have always…read morebe a little higher than other stores in the area. With Total Wine in the neighborhood now, Liquorland will be forced to lower their prices. Competition is a good thing.

They've been under new ownership for a year now and they do a bad job. The store isn't properly…read morestocked, the beer selection is lousy, the service is weird, and they don't even carry Oktoberfest beers during Oktoberfest. Prices have gone up for worse service. It sucks because the previous staff and owners were super attentive, friendly, and knowledgable, even though the owner claimed not to drink. I went from being a HUGE fan and walking a mile out of my way to go here, to avoiding it if I'm right next door.

SO much booze! They don't sell you a sip, they sell BOTTLES, JUGS, LARGE (and normal size)…read moreCANISTERS! The owners store it all on shelves in themed isles like, wine, beer, and alcohol. They have some trinkets too like paper plates, ketchup, chip, and nut. Ice. So much booze too. I choose 5 stars as my Yelp rating. Thank you. Oh gatorade too I think.

Clerk very rude, will not go back. Wanted to buy ticket to the huge pot for that night and he sold…read moreme a ticket for something for the following night.

One of the least likely Liquor stores that I would drive to. I feel bad to give it the lowest…read morerating possible but I don't see any reasons - positive - that would tempt me to think otherwise. It is not a laundry list of negatives but the points are bad enough for me to avoid this place for better or for worse: - Expensive: That is really the clincher for me. Not being one of those who needs to trek cross border to NH liquor stores for any tax free alcohol cravings, I am quite content with paying the extra premium that we pay here in the commonwealth. But if a bottle of simple Vodka is about five bucks expensive as compared to every other liquor store in the vicinity, that is sheer - not acceptable - a situation for me. Just too expensive. AND the prices are on the higher side across the board. - Store Size: You have to go in to believe how tiny this store is. Again, no disrespect to anyone, but for someone who can be classified anything between a medium to a small sized guy here, I dreaded walking down aisles - wondering when I will knock a few bottles off the shelves. I literally turned around when I saw another patron walking down the aisle - not wanting to - again, bring a few bottles of Bacardis crashing down. I understand the owners decided to make the most of tiny little space to shove in as many bottles of everything under the sun, but it was just too claustrophobic an experience. - Location: Possibly in one of the worst strip malls of Neponset circle. It is OK to get in and park your car in the decent sized parking lot shared between Walgreens and Staples. But try getting out and better still, good luck if you are trying to merge in to the lane that takes you either to 93N or Morissey / Galivan Blvd. Your car will be either sitting at the lot exit forever or be responsible for a traffic jam - catching the wrath and curses of everyone you blocked behind - especially those going towards good ol Quincy. The only occasions I have ventured into this store is when I am getting off of 93 and find this store right next to the exit ramp and decide to pop in for a bottle of something for which I don't have to drive an extra mile - only to be disappointed for all the above reasons. Last night actually, I went it, saw the price of one of things I wanted to be about $7 more than I usually get it at another store, left the place and drove an additional mile and a half and got the same thing somewhere else. Fortunately it was quite late in the night and I did not cause any traffic jams. I did walk swiftly through the aisles and didn't knock any bottles off too. Win!

Reliable, cheap and ready to get you all messed up…read more But enough about me. Eagle Liquors is my supply closet. I don't even need to stock my apt with booze because I can fall out my kitchen window and land in their wine aisle. This place is close. Real close. But thankfully it's also good at doing what it's supposed to do. The people who work there are sweethearts and they have a pretty decent selection for a smaller, neighborhood joint. They keep the prices reasonable, stock everything from 40s to your girlfriend's favorite vino (and I'd know wink,wink) and are ready to help you out if you have any questions. Also true story - I was in here years back buying some liquids and minding my own business and a guy behind me in line kept commenting on my outfit and how I "really look like I'm from Boston..." After me and the guy behind the counter exchanged a quiet look the fella says "Oh, I'm a location director for a movie being filmed around here." Yeaaaaahhhh....sure buddy. Fast forward a little whiles and I'm catching "Gone, Baby Gone" in the theatre and Casey Affleck is rocking my exact outfit through half the movie. Now I don't want to take full credit for that film, but I"ll take like 80% of the credit for that film. Oh yeah, shop at Eagle Liquors. Place is good.

Brady and Em already summed up all there is to say, but I really do love that this store is right…read moredown the street. They're always friendly, the prices are very reasonable. They've always got Sam plus the seasonal, same with Harpoon and your other beer staples. And you'll probably find whatever liquor you're looking for. I wouldn't mind seeing more beer variety, but for what it is - the small, local liquor store - they do a great job. Plus there's a great pizza place (see review for Pantry Pizza & Kitchen) across the street, and what's better than beer and pizza to start off your weekend?

This is a solid liquor store in the DOT. Just 2 blocks from my front door, which means I can be…read moredrinking my beer at home before it gets warm. They have a good selection of micro brews from out west, including Bear Republic, and Avery. Decent selection of wine too. They will special order beers for you if they can get it. What keeps me coming back is the friendly staff - they always have a smile for you!

Small local shop with good craft beers! Love that this neighborhood shop keeps up on the beer…read morestock! Wines are just okay. Many spirits, cigars and lottery of course. But the beer...