This place is now known as WATSONVILLE FIESTA LIQUOR. A big, bright neon sign on the building…read morepoints down Lake Ave. Brilliant advertising! Super busy small dirt parking lot. Many young folks in and out of the store. Store jam packed with all types of wine, liquor, sundries at a good price and several allocated whiskies (Blanton's, Hennessy XO) and others at inflated prices. Young clerk made a pricing mistake at the register, found it himself after I swiped my card, he refunded me in cash. Great honesty.

Great people always so friendly they always provide great service they have a variety of food…read moreand snacks love to always see happy faces when I go in

"Hey buddy, how you doin' bro?"…read more Most polite dudes in the liquor store business. They pretty much have it all here. From Buffalo Trace to Pliney. I've never spent less than $5 here so the credit card limit is a non-issue. I purchase beer here in a weekly basis and it's always stocked and there is always a deal if you just ask. Ice, wine, snacks, no different from anywhere other than the fact they just do it better.

Prices for bourbon here are 30-40% higher than San Jose, and San Jose already marks bottles up…read morehigh. If your looking for a special bottle of bourbon go to San Jose

Mission liquors just made big points with me. I asked them to stock the local Luna see vodka and I…read moredon't know if they were actually listening to me or not but they had it just a few weeks later. It's also cheap at $7.99 peep this tho: White claw 2.0 is available here. you might want to call in advance to double check they have it in stock. is there anything better together than those two above and perhaps even some vegan pizza from blaze up the street? I submit that there is not!

Young man at the counter was very friendly and polite when I went in the other day. Nice store!read more

Great local liquor store that serves premade drinks sort of. Really cool and authentic. Must go…read moreback for their cocktails in the back fridge again!

They are horribly overpriced and rude about how much they are overcharging. The older gentleman…read morewith the beard is soo rude. He was working tonight..I asked about a bottle I was willing to spend 250$ on. I got it down the street for 200$ a few weeks ago but I was willing to get another.. He laughed me out of the store because they are asking 500$ on a 200$ bottle. It's astonishing your employees would treat a big spender with such disrespect. They are always asking double to triple for the nice bottles they carry. In this market who are they fooling?

Best authentic East Side liquor store in town. Great selection of beer, wine, and spirits. Support…read morelocal!

Great selection of Whiskey, Whisky and Bourbon, including a variety of Japanese and at least 1…read moreTaiwanese. Overall impressed.

This is a new liquor store in the area. I stopped in today to see what they carry and they have a…read morepretty large selection if you're somebody who drinks alcohol. I don't so none of that pertains to me. I stopped in for another purpose and found they have ATM machine as well. If you want cash back be prepared to spend $2.99 for a transaction to get cash back from the ATM machine. That said you have a pretty good variety of snacks. They also have some breakfast items and other items. A lot of smaller sized items like sour cream and other things that you might need at the last minute. The store is very clean and very well organized. It looks brand new inside like it should as it's just remodeled. I was fine with everything and would have given them 5 stars... except for one thing. What I'm about to share, I've more recently seen repeatedly at different businesses. I think it's something that needs to be brought forward. Our nation is no longer making pennies. There is not a system in place to compensate for the shortage. So what is happening with retail businesses is happening at The Liquor Barn as well. When the tax, (for instance my tax was four cents) requires a penny back to the customer the stores aren't carrying pennies. That could be because they're not available. But when ends up happening is the store keeps the extra penny. Now that might not seem like a lot and that might not seem like a problem for a lot of people. But if I was a penny short, what would they do for that? With lots and lots of customers coming through, probably not as many cash customers as debit or credit customers, those pennies add up. To me, if your total sale is this certain amount including tax and this amount of change and a business should have the capacity and the ability to give back the correct change. The problem right now is the nation hasn't adjusted the issue with pennies. So the stores are having to do that. Multiple times now, at different businesses, the person at the register does not refund the extra penny or pennies due to the customer and never says a word to the customer. They just say thank you and they let the customer walk out the door without the change they should be getting. It's ignored. That happened here. I asked where my change was. I had to call it out. I was told they didn't have it. Okay... if you don't have it.... Tell the customer! Don't just ignore it and hope it is not noticed. Because that is theft. I took back my nickel and searched for my own change because they didn't have any pennies. After I called it out he was going to just credit me the .04 cents and give me my nickel back. I didn't want that either. An honest sale is honest on both sides. It's a responsibility to carry pennies in your cash drawer. If you don't have them, put a note up that exact Pennie's are needed. Honestly goes both ways. I understand we have a shortage. But when this comes up, you don't just take the extra money close the drawer and don't tell your customer that you can't refund them the rest of the money that's due to them. It's not the amount. It's the principle. That's a problem at this place. I'm just warning you and I want to let you know to be watchful any place you go these days because this is happening a lot of places. We need to be consumers who are watchful of our money. Even a penny adds up overtime. This is a nice business in a small community. It's important to be honest if you want to establish trust with your customers. Outside of this I was happy with my transaction

Absolutely the best company I have ever worked for. Management is professional and fair. They take…read morecare of their customers and employees. I would still be working for them had I not gotten an opportunity to open my own business. Now I'm their customer and I can honestly say they've always treated me fairly and taken care of my place of business. Their customer service is great and I will continue to carry their products as long as I own this establishment. Customer service at its finest!! Professional staff and high quality products.

George Couch took a risk and sponsoired the 1st Annual Carmel (Sundance) Film Festival. A generous…read moreman who invests in his community. Thank you, George. Alex Heid - Alex@AlexHeid.com - Pebble Beach Magazine

My Wednesday second of the month go to haves all my favorite beers but the just made a new called…read moreuna mora please 8% Ipa dry hop so damn good only a week old go try it out

I own Tacos El Jerry, and I've been bringing my food truck to Corralitos Brewery at least once a…read moreweek for the past couple of years. The owners, Natalia and Luke, are great to work with--super easygoing, communicative, and always on top of things. The vibe here has always been solid, and I even find myself sticking around to enjoy a beer when I get the chance. My go-to is The Blonde, but they've got a great selection of craft beers for every taste. What really stands out is how well this place is run. It's always clean, the staff is friendly and welcoming, and you can tell they take pride in what they do. Whether you're stopping by for a drink, grabbing food from a truck, or just hanging out with friends, Corralitos Brewery is one of the best spots in the area. It's got that perfect mix of a laid-back atmosphere with a strong sense of community, making it a go-to place on the outskirts of Watsonville. If you haven't checked it out yet, you're missing out!