This is usually my last stop for liquor before I come home every Thursday (and Friday... and…read moreSaturday) night! Needless to say, the alcohol selection is effing good. Beer: they always have the staples that stupid kids drink (bud light, MGD) but they always have seasonals and other ales that you crave throughout the year! They definitely stay with the beer trends year round. Liquor: They pretty much have everything you need for vodka- absolute (in every flavor), Grey Goose, Bel, etc. Their scotch selection LOOKS good. I know that they have the traditional stuff - Dewers, Black Label, Maker's MAAAAAHk (but then again, I only drink scotch when I'm stuck in my 66 year old, man persona twice a year). For all you douch bags and frat boys, they carry Jägermeister and Red Bull, and they even have limes sitting at the register for your Corona light! Wine: my fav. My guess is they have a wine taster who acts as the buyer for this quaint but GREAT store because almost every bottle of wine I've bought from here is just damn good. The wine selection is limited, but has all of your staple red, whites, and a few desserts. Rest assured that you'll be in good hands when you come in here too. I've talked to employees about anything from starting to cary Malbec (which they did shortly after!) to having recently lost a lot of weight and not fitting in their sweaters anymore! Lastly, you won't be overwhelmed here, but they have everything that really matters!

I was in E. Boston overnight, didn't know my way around and my host had recommended it, so I walked…read morethe two blocks to Neptune Convenience. For starters, the place is a dirty, dumpy, overpriced hole in the wall with little selection. I didn't find even close to what I would have found at a supermarket but purchased some items nevertheless. After having ignored me when I tried to ask a question, the employee exclaimed at the register, "If it could, the whole neighborhood would, F**K YOU!" I don't care what her excuse or reasoning was, her outburst was vile and disgusting. I told the cashier I would never return.

I stopped here on a Sunday morning looking for some snacks and was pleasantly surprised by this…read moreconvenience store. There was a welcome sign outside and once I stepped inside I noted how organized and clean this shop was. They have snacks, alcohol (seems like half of their items are alcohol), ice cream, candy, cleaning supplies, pet supplies, frozen food, and hygiene items. They had everything that I would look for in a convenience store. The cashier was friendly. I got two snacks, a protein bar and some nuts, which came out to $10. I thought it was a little steep, but this is Beacon Hill. I would come back here again.

They fixed all my complaints and are better than the Beacon Hill Market. I would come here now!read more

1 star. They sold me expired beer that tasted absolutely horrible. Definitely check the expiration…read moredate before buying anything here. I went back and they exchanged it.

Love the corner store kitty. Workers are sometimes not very nice :(. But the store has a lot of…read morethings that can be helpful when I don't want to walk to the real store. Probably spend way too much money here lol

I completely understand charging a premium for last minute grocery essentials in the city. That…read morebeing said, I felt called to leave this review because two sticks of butter is double what it is normally ($10 vs. $4) is. It's turned into a complete rip off.

We stopped in here to buy wine for our hotel room instead of spending more $ in a bar on 2 glasses…read moreof the same stuff. This was our last night in town so we had to pick somewhat wisely! We happened upon it across from the train station. The selection was decent,and it WAS funny to see a Dunkin Donuts counter there. I don't know the area but I am sure the reason for this is the train station across the street. Some people like having a coffee place for convenience either before boarding a train or right getting off a train. Anyway, we found a selection (a red, don't remember what kind)and had no problems being 'followed' as people of color in the area. For a selection and nice store I'm compelled to only 3 stars, as we were not offered help with our purchase.

Would give 0 stars if possible the guy up front is so insanely rude I came to visit Boston and he…read moreleft an absolute horrible impression of how people are here

They called the cops on my partner for his legitimate out of state ID, even though he's been there…read moremultiple times. Even the cops confirmed it was legit ID! If you're a liquor store that can't recognize a Pennsylvania ID, what are you doing lol

Stunning Renovation Makes This Liquor Store a Must-Vist…read more I recently checked out the newly renovated main street market and deli, and I have to say,the transformation is impressive The updated design is modern and inviting, with sleek shelving and a well organized layout that make finding what you need a breeze. The selection of spirits, wines, and craft beers has really expanded. I was pleasantly surprised by the variety of local craft brews and unique wines then now offer.The staff was incredibly and eager to help,offering great recommendations without being pushy. Pricing is fair and there are often good deals on popular items. The store itself is clean, well-lit, and has a great atmosphere. Overall, this place is very good and I highly recommend stopping by. Hope it helps and happy reviewing

Had canned cranberry sauce (jellied, of course) when we needed it for Thanksgiving…read more Had Heinz ketchup when we needed it for a BBQ. Has beer and wine. Has Andy Capp's Hot Fries. Has a deli counter with Dietz & Watson meatwiches! Has parking in the back. Has four stars.

While certainly not the Henry's of my childhood nostalgia, any unrealistic disappointment owing to…read moresuch may be cancelled out by the current bias of having the place within eyeshot of my front door. This place is your above-average corner quick mart. Three-and-a-half stars might be more appropriate. A bit more spacious, a bit more well lit, and a bit cleaner than one would normally expect - this place starts out above par but add the beer and wine license and it definitely pushes it well above convenience store mediocrity. You won't be wowed by anything in here - there is nothing too unusual or exceptional, however it is large enough to offer a bit of a wider selection. No one is very friendly here however service certainly isn't rude or poor, and while you may be able to count on some cross-eyed looks from Keno patrons, it never extends to the point of feeling uncomfortable. And the prices are pretty much fair market. Yes, your Lean Cuisine and Ben & Jerry's may cost you more than they would at Stop & Shop, but not exorbitantly so. And who expects big-box prices from a corner store? All in all, I am happy to have a place where I can leave my kitchen and be contentedly back there with some last-minute cream for coffee, milk for cereal, or wine for dinner all in under ten minutes and twenty bucks. Better still that it's coming from a clean, safe, small neighborhood business.

they need to put price tags so that I don't keep going back and forth I love going to there store…read moreeveryday but they need price tags. I don't want to go to a different store just to get what I want to get. I love it and all but they really need a price tags on there items.

Some markets offer sexual services such as oral pleasure for women... those providing said pleasure…read moreare known as Market Liquors. But this is not that. Typical overpriced liquor store in an expensive part of Boston in the west suburbs right off of Commonwealth. I don't drink so I don't care how overpriced it is - I just came here for some water. But if you're coming here for liquor, it might be a little out of your price range. Then again you're on Yelp so you're probably not poor. Lol. But it's still a good store because I know a lot of you love to drink and these stores are invaluable to you then basically. Pretty good selection too, and friendly enough. Sunday morning rain is falling. Oh wait. Why did Adam Levine take over my review. Psh.

C'est Bon is a great little convenience store in Harvard Square. It is very conveniently located…read morenext to the Harvard Square Red Line stop, and I often stop by when I need some beer or liquor. Prices are on the expensive side, but fairly standard for Harvard Square prices. They have the customary selection of beers, wines, liquors, and mixers, but they also have a section of Harvard apparel (like T-shirts, sweatshirts) and Harvard memorabilia (like keychains, mugs, coasters, etc), so it is a great place to also pick up some souvenirs while you are shopping for your beer! I also like that they sell accessories to complement your drinking, like plastic martini glasses and plastic shot glasses for a party. Their hours online might not necessarily reflect when you are able to buy alcohol. I walked in after 11pm one night and even though they were still open, I was told that they cannot sell alcohol after 11pm (not sure if that is only on specific nights or if this is a nightly rule).

I still really like this place, however, they never open on time. But when they do, the service…read moreis great. I spoke with the owner about this. He claims the reason is traffic....I understand traffic is a pain but leave your house earlier. We too have to go to work and have other obligations.

I made the mistake of judging a book by its cover. Thought the look outside and the name suggested…read moresomething adventures - unusual name for a liquor store, wood exterior - inside it was a slightly better than a Tedeschi's/7-11. Sure they had wine, but mostly crap stuff. And the beer selection was very weak. Only if you're jonesin' for a drink....