Order: Tequila Pros:…read morethis place had everything that I needed. I bought six different type of tequila bottles to add to my collection. The place was also super organized. Cons: n/a

This is my go to liquor store! They often have free tastings going on which is always fun to try…read morenew things. They have a great variety and always have my go to choices in stock and even in bigger bottles that are a really good deal! They post any specials on Instagram so you can find out if they have particular rare options and try to get those which is really convenient. Good service and a very clean and large store. Parking out front and location is very convenient.

This place is clean and classy. One of my favorite spirit shops in the NW area because the options…read moreare plentiful, the service is top notch and the convenience to other stops in my life is so perfect. On this recent visit, I had a great chat with Isaac who took amazing care of me. Was well versed in the products and gave me good pointers on how to get a hard to find bottle on Blantons on a future visit. They have a really cool dedicated space for higher end bottles with one current in stock bottle labeled to sell for $4300. I'll be sure to stop by after I win the lottery! A cheerful spot in NW that offers good service and a modern feel. Parking in this busy part of Portland wasn't hard either... and you really can't beat the location!

Much better than just a few weeks ago. They now have a robust vermouth and Amari section. Wine…read moreracks have been restocked. Good spirits selection.

The Best Westside Market I've ever been in where the workers are the people that your dying to be…read moreserved by since they really do the best to make everyone that do end up coming there for the top quality of food and life that they choose to live and help everyone around them understand them to where everyone is happy to come and shop there because there prices are out of this world cheaper then where ever you might be able to find them elsewhere

If you haven't been in since the remodel, you should make a B-line…read more.. It's fresh and clean - I mean it's a Bodega in the true sense. If there is something they don't carry, let them know, the guys cater to the locals but also provide nutritional choices for Lincoln students. They have added a selection of salads and sandwiches, there's always fresh coffee, bagels, muffins, and fruit, lots of local beer and some great wine. The prices are great, not the usual mark-ups you see elsewhere and the owners are down to earth and very friendly. When you are there, don't forget to look for "the phrase that pays" and when you leave be sure to Yelp and you'll get a free bottle of water. The new and improved Westside Market is just be what the area needed.

Great selection and friendly staff: love the area as well. It's become my go to spot.read more

Neighborhood liquor store that is open Sunday. Yay! With a vast a selection of hard liquor of all…read moretypes and across every price point so everyone can find something that meets their tastebuds and budget. I particularily like that they carry lots of local distilled liquor like Wild Roots Vodka, Timberline Vodka, and Freeland Spirits, a womens owned distillery whose flagship gin comes close to Hendricks, imho. And of course all the common brands like Don Julio Tequila, Absolute Vodka, Tangueray Gin, Bombay Safffire, Glenfiddich and on and on. Large selection of beer and hard cider, too. Plus a small selection of wine; makes sense since in Oregon you can buy wine right at the grocery store. They have all the mixers you need - I'm a huge fan of Fever Tree tonic which makes a killer G&T with Hendricks. A bowl of limes and lemons right at the check out counter means no need to make a second stop at a grocery store. The store is well stocked! Organized in a way that makes it easy to find what you need which isn't always the case. Wide aisles so you can easily get around. Even though the mask mandate has been lifted for now, they are requiring a mask. I didn't realize this until I walked in without one but was happy to walk out to my car to get one. They are keeping their employees safe and I appreciate and respect that. Parking is easy, right on the street out front. I'm so glad that I found a well stocked liquor store, one that is also open on Sunday, not far from my home.

Horrible service. Guy with the poached hat on was very rude and wouldn't answer simple question…read moreabout a discount they had posted . Easy zero star experience

I choose to walk to the market over 7/11. They are more friendly, and accommodating. Decent hours,…read moreas open till midnight. Store is well kept, and prices are still on par. Definitely enjoy the staff being friendly throughout all questions. 7/11 could learn a lot from this staff's customer service.

Attending burger week in Portland and came across this marketplace. Always passes but never stopped…read morein. Taphouse market with wine and beer. The outside is. Food cart pod.

What we personally witnessed today at John's Marketplace was HORRIBLE!…read more There was a very friendly canvasser collecting signatures to help Portland get more police. Well sadly, a couple who don't like police went in and complained about the canvasser. My husband and I had just finished giving him our signatures and out walks the couple who complained about him. As they walked out he asked them one more time if they would like to sign. They said no and actually called him an idiot. I couldn't believe that. Then someone who works at John's walked out and told the canvasser that he needed to leave. The canvasser calmly asked him why and the worker just got angry and threatening toward the canvasser. The entire time the canvasser stayed super calm and polite. The worker told him he was going to call the police, so the canvasser said he was going to walk over and away from their door (we watched him move away from John's). The worker called the police anyway. We asked the canvasser if he wanted us to stick around and he said no and that he's not worried about the police being called, because he knew the police would help defuse the situation. I would bet real money that if the canvasser were collecting signatures for something that couple liked, there would be zero complaints... John's Marketplace has now lost a couple local customers and we will be sharing this with our friends (we were all customers, but not anymore). I would have totally backed them asking the canvasser to leave if he was being rude, but we personally witnessed that he was being completely professional and pleasant. Had the worker not been such a jerk to the canvasser I probably wouldn't even have thought to write this review, but he was a complete jerk when he had to option to be calm and explain his position (the canvasser was extremely calm and didn't need some guy treating him so poorly).

Great store with extremely friendly and helpful service and a really good selection of interesting…read morebottles!

This is my neighborhood liquor store and it's not fancy but it gets the job done. Pretty fantastic…read moreselection if you're looking for all of the basics. I usually go elsewhere if I am looking for something more rare or unique. Customer service is above average and parking is very easy in the lot out front. Perfect for a quick in and out experience during my typical errant routine. Cheers!

Walked into this store on a whim! I was staying at the Kimpton Hotel and this market is right next…read moredoor. They have all you could need, especially as a hotel guest. Frozen foods, snacks, alcohol, dog essentials & toys, toiletries, and gifts, for mostly reasonable prices. Think: floss for $1 or bamboo hairbrush for $6. The cashier was nice and the store was aesthetic and welcoming. Dog friendly too: water bowls out front & the cashier offered treats to my pup.

Dear Bridge City readers,…read more Pray, lend me your attention, for I have stumbled upon a most delightful secret tucked just off the beaten path a quaint refuge known as Marina Market. Unassuming at first glance, yet within its walls lies a treasure trove for the weary traveler and the disciplined soul alike. Imagine, if you will, a day spent gallantly conquering bridges mile upon mile beneath your feet, the sky dimming, the air turning damp with an evening rain. Ten miles in, dear reader... ah yes, that is when your feet begin their quiet rebellion, whispering ever so politely at first, then singing their protest in earnest. It is at such an hour, when resolve meets fatigue, that one requires not merely sustenance but revival. Enter Marina Market, our most timely savior. There, in charming display, one finds curious elixirs mocktails in a can, crafted for those who seek indulgence without compromise. A most civilized delight. Yet it is the ginger shots, housed in delicate glass vessels, that truly steal the show fiery, invigorating, and, dare I say, the very spark that carried us through the waning light. What makes this haven all the more admirable is its convenience. It does not demand a grand detour, nor does it steal precious hours from one's journey. No, it offers precisely what is needed, exactly when it is needed an oasis for those trekking Portland's grand loop, whether in pursuit of exercise, exploration, or simply the quiet thrill of discovery. And what a journey it is. One may wander bridge to bridge, turning the day into a leisurely picnic of sights or, for the more ambitious among us, embrace the "grinder," where ten, twelve, even thirteen miles unfold beneath determined steps. Along the river's edge, in this curious blend of nature and city, one earns every ache, every mile a badge of honor worn not on the chest, but felt deep within the soles. So should you find yourself amidst such an adventure, dear reader chasing bridges, daylight, and perhaps a bit of yourself remember this hidden gem. Marina Market awaits, ready to refresh, restore, and remind you that even in the midst of effort, there is always room for a little indulgence. Yours most observantly, A Devoted Wanderer