I can't do a whole review like a normally do but parking is free. They do have a variety of drinks…read moreavailable which is organized by section and has more range than a regular liquor store. The store was also clean and the employees were very nice and asked if I needed help when I was wandering around looking for something. So much that the guy even went to the back to see if they had any available there. So thank you very much and I am sorry for not getting your name I wish I would have.

Large selection of different drinks. Now the place I go to purchase wine. Always good music playing.read more

Once again a place that has been on my radar. I love bars and especially those labeled Dive Bars…read more It was a Sunday afternoon and the place was near empty. Inside is clean and the bartender so nice. The bar is owned by the liquor store next door. They have a nice selection of draft beer and an enormous bar selection. I will be back!

Nice new spot in the Oceanway area! full bar and Megan makes a delicious Old Fashioned!…read moreCheck 'em' out!

Definitely not the largest of liquor stores. I think about 20 of these would fit inside the huge…read moreABC down the street. Prices are decent though and we tend to get the same "normal" things. If we're looking for different or if we want to browse, then we do go to the ABC down the street. I mainly stop here when I don't feel like getting out of the car because they have a drive-thru and that is extremely convenient for me.

Decent place, sure has it's usual 'pan handlers' that loiter outside of store during certain hours,…read morebut usually not to aggressive. But the main thing you got to watch out for, particularly if 'B', is excessive fictitious 'TAX' on your purchase. The people who run this store are from the middle East, Syria, who were considered 'Aryan', centuries ago, is why Hitler and his 3rd Reich found a welcoming home and allies in that part of the world during WW2 (study history). As such, if 'B', they do tend to hold their noses up to you, and assume you're dumb, can't add or count, and will try to 'rip you off' by adding exorbitant taxes to your purchase, as much as 30% or higher. They figure whatever card you have 'They must of stole', or they figure 'They're 'B', must be on welfare, so what do they care what we charge them'...and so forth. I've been the recipient of this mind set a few times, but once you let them know (usually the younger males) that you're not some TV or media version of 'B', they straiten up. All in all a decent store...just be sure to check your receipt extra close if 'B' or thought to be, cause they will try you initially. The women there are great, it's rather the younger, light skin males, fresh from Syria, you've gotta watch at times.

Tonight I jad the absolute pleasure of attending the Fall Equinox Tiki Dinner Pairing inside the…read morerestaurant here. This was my first time ever attending an event here, or eating here, and I am so happy I was invited to tonight. Elijha, the kitchen manager and owner of Duval Local Harvest invited me out to get a first hand look into what he is trying to build within our local community and that is providing easy access to FRESH, LOCAL produce. Tonight's dinner was all prepared with local ingredients from Eartha's Farm and Market, Chandanko Farms, and Therapeutic Nursery and Gardenz right here in Jacksonville, FL. Some of this produce was picked this morning! My favorite offerings of the evening are kind of tied, but because I'm not a fan of seafood, the top dish for me was the Seminole Pumpkin Soup. Soft and creamy, I could really see myself enjoying a hearty helping of this on cooler days. The shrimp, while I don't enjoy seafood, I at very least wanted to try it. The flavor on it was outstanding and it would have probably been my favorite dish of the night, but for me, its a texture thing, and thats a me thing, but that flavor was on point. My 3rd (or second, however you look at it) favorite was the salad. The sweetness from the grapes and pears blended well with all of the other flavors that gave it a rich explosion of texture and flavor. My favorite drink of the night was the mai tai. Overall I had a very nice night out enjoying this event and learning more about some of the local farms around in the area. Duval Local Harvest is a program connecting local farmers with local businesses on a digital scale. They have a website up of the same name where farmers and restaurateurs can join the network and begin sourcing locally more regularly amd connecting what would normally become waste to local food pantries and organizations to feed our communities. Elijha also mentioned another upcoming event on November 17th similar to tonight's event, but with wine and cocktails and he is also looking to start a weekly "Tiki Tuesdays" theme in the coming weeks. I honestly was not aware that Riverside Liquors had a restaurant. I mean, I'm sure my husband has mentioned it a time or two to me as he has been up there for some whiskey events on occasion, but I would have never thought or imagined this was the level of food, quality, and service coming out of this store front. Compliments to Chef Chris for creating such tasty and wo derful dishes tonight and I look forward to trying so much more in the future.

Riverside Liquors is such a cool spot to grab dinner and drinks with friends. Unassuming from the…read moreoutside, this spot has a great restaurant behind the liquor store that offers elevated food and cocktails. We went on a Wednesday, where they offer a free corkage fee on any bottle of wine purchased in the store. Food wise, their menu leans towards tapas-style. They also have a few mains, which was a nice surprise as the last time I came in, they were exclusively tapas. The table ordered the deviled eggs, pretzel bread, lamb meatballs, sliders, shrimp quesadilla, and the French dip. All were solid picks - the call outs were the French dip and the lamb meatballs. Everyone also all enjoyed their wine or cocktails. Our only complaint was that they were out of 4 or 5 menu options, a couple of which we were originally interested in. Will be back next time I'm in town!

The absolute worst bar in Jacksonville. If you want to be…read morecharged for drinks you didn't order by a bunch of unprofessional caddy bartenders this is your bar! And don't get me started on the incompetent owner. Worst bar I've ever been too! DONT GO HERE!!!!

Convenient spot right next to the Publix especially for those of us looking for quality craft beers…read moreand coming up with nothing at the grocer. The store is a little cramped, but in that old school liquor store kinda way. The staff is very friendly and the shelves are stocked with a wide assortment of adult beverages. It's easy to get lost in the variety of booze. Give this place a chance next time you need a bottle for a party or are looking to restock your bar.

We were out running errands for the Jacksonville Fun, Eats & Drinks Facebook group and stopped in…read moreat Beer:30 - San Marco over in the heart of San Marco. We'd been here before but only once prior to a Michael Jackson event at Painting With A Twist nearby. First, let me say that I made my beer choice on name alone. It ended up being a great sour red though, so I'm not mad at it. Humor goes a long way with me though, so even if it wasn't great I would've dealt with it on name alone: Cherry Busey! We only hung out for a little bit (again, we need to get home for dinner) but it would he very easy to stay for longer. You can see from the photos that they have a ton...and I mean a ton of craft beers. In addition to that, they have a big room with lots of room to kick back. Our night was delayed shortly when my wife decided to take on one of those wooden barrel puzzle. You can see her dismay in the picture of us! We both took a crack at it for a while and never did solve it, but we eventually decided we needed to let it go. You win this time wooden barrel puzzle! One other thing to note is that there's parking behind it. So if you decide to go there, don't be intimidated by what looks like street only parking. Go around behind the place and you'll be all set.

Cute spot to grab a beer. We sat on a couch and had some Coors. Will definitely be returning.read more

3*=A OK This small…read morestore is across from the main grocery. The woman working during my visit was very friendly and knew regulars. This store has the basic spirits here, some at a slightly higher price. There are other stores that have more of a variety bit I could see the use for this store while doing other shopping.

Solid spot! Come check it out. All the beer and entertainment you could need. Very cool history…read morehere.

Some customers are so incredibly rude. Following women into the bathroom and harassing them…read more Threatening to have their "people" come and "handle" us when all we've done is enjoy Halloween night with everyone else at the bar. This isn't the first or last time this will happen either unless someone does something. Idc if you're a regular or friends of the owner. People come into this bar to enjoy themselves and escape everyday stressors. Instead we're greeted with hate and disrespect. I used to absolutely love this place and was in here every single Wednesday and Sunday but will never return due to lack of respect and honestly safety.

This is another one of the discount food stores that seem to be popping up around town. This one…read moreseems to have been around for a a while though and it is in a somewhat economically challenged area. They have a good amount of products and the prices are quite reasonable. Most of the time you are going to find brands that you never heard of. I've visited on a Sunday around 11:15 AM which is right when or slightly before the church people start shopping. There was one person working check out and another person restocking the meat department and a third person who was kind of milling around back-and-forth in the office. They had an advertised special for boneless pork sirloin but they didn't have any out so I asked the meat person about it and he was very nice and friendly. They didn't have it so he went in the back and cut it for me. It did take him a while but it was completely fresh so I think it's worth it. They had most of the items in their sale flyer but not all of them available. Checking out was a hassle, there was eight or nine different people in line the entire time I was there and at one point Nother person came out to help get the line down then that guy went right back in the office and the line built right back up again. I called them from my cell phone from the line and ask him to come back out which he somewhat grudgingly did. All in all the staff was friendly and they try hard to keep the place clean but it is a discount food store so don't expect it to be nice.

Good place if savings is your main objective. Mainly known for off brand merchandise at discounted…read moreprices. I've not found the of brands to be of significant lesser quality so I'm cool with it. Also have some name brands at lower cost.Very good for lower economy neighborhoods in particularly. They're throughout the city. This site is always neat & has friendly staff which is always a plus!

Best bartenders in the city. Excellent service and knowledgeable. Bartenders Tommy and Kenneth were…read moreextremely hospitable and polite! The cocktails were smooth and strong. Music was also a vibe. Holidays here are pretty cool they deck this place out during Xmas.

F bomb this place went in with my family We were not…read morewelcome. We sat at the bar wait all of the bartenders clearly each one be hanging out with a customer/ best friend on the clock because that where they been the whole time. Ambiance looks friendly clearly not you have to be friend with the bartenders or a regular to get some damn service. By the time I full got someone attention I was over it don't get a drink food nothing. We Walked out and went to Tavern so much better