My favorite "go-to" liquor store in the area…read more Marshfield Liquors (smack-dab between Dunkin' Donuts and Halfway Cafe) is a cute (Can you say "cute" when referring to a place that sells tequila? hehe, just did!), kinda teeny liquor store with fabulous customer service. Their selection is pretty good, though you probably won't find exotic vineyards or rare vintages here, the place is just too small. (I did come across Limoncello here... that stuff is delish!!) We stopped in the other day, having a craving for watermelon margaritas, but not sure exactly where to start. (Um, tequila and watermelon schnapps? Let's grab those!) One of the ladies that works there grabbed a bartender's guide, told us how to make it, and let us write down the recipe. I thought that was super cool. Definitely stop in for your favorites, and don't hesitate to ask questions here. The staff is so friendly and knowledgeable. Good prices, too!

This place is as really good as it get's! I never really went in there until last 4th of July…read more And as you can imagine, it was so busy! I needed a lot of liquor, and I didn't need to ask for help! A employee behind the counter stopped what he was doing and came right out and asked me if he could help me find anything! We spent about 20 minuets finding the right liquor I needed! And he actually recommended I change my whiskey bottle for another brand that was a little cheaper, but a lot better. And it was! I never had anyone recommend anything to me that was cheaper and better! I even asked if they could order me some Heineken Dark, which is really hard to find!, A week later, I got a phone call saying I could come and pick it up! There are a lot of options going up RT 139 for booze, but since then I have and will only go there! This place is AS GOOD AS IT GETS!!!!!!

The parking is horrible during spring/summer time. The store is extremely overpriced. Paying a…read morepremium because of its location sounds about right BUT price gouging is another thing. If you're going to sell me freezer burned ice cream for $8 at least put on a fake smile and say THANK YOU! Also, check the dates on your coffee cream. Mine was expiring in 2 days. Not a lot of turnover of products. Can't speak to the cost of booze since I don't buy booze there. I have had a sub and it was expensive and nothing to write home about but edible, not horrible. I just think the owner should be more approachable. She has a resting bitch face. Maybe she hates her job. I dunno ‍

Love this place, everything you need close to home, yea it's more expensive than the grocery store…read morebut it's a convenience store that saves you lots of time so it's well worth it, great subs too!

great selection easy to navigate website, well stocked inventory, friendly and knowledgeable staff…read moremade shopping here a breeze and even saving a buck a bottle over the old store. Thanks!

Large walk in cooler, decent size craft beer selection. Semi-helpful staff, and by that I mean 90%…read moreof the time I know what I'm looking for. The other 10% I need to feel confident the staff knows what I'm looking for (this usually pertains to choosing a "special" bottle of wine). The parking lot is kind of a bitch to get out of if you're turning left (east), but during the major holidays they have a policeman to manage the situation. How can you be a hater when The Man is helping you buy booze?

Service needs improvement. Wayyy too serious . Nice store…read more Very clean. But that's about it.

Unfortunately the sales clerks on many occasions refused a military ID and had no clue that it's…read moreactually a better form of IF than an enhanced license. They need more training.

I love the wine collection here, staff are friendly and knowledgeabl Of wine and beer.read more

This is an old-school style liquor store. I love everything about its original style and the use…read moreof neon signs. In the local parlance of the greater Boston area (and some other parts of New England), liquor stores are called package stores. If you're really a local you'll call it a "packy" as in "I'm going to the packy to buy some beah". (Read: "beer" but drop that last "r" and make the word two syllables). And indeed this is a "packy" in a good way; a place where you'd feel comfortable dropping in and finding friendly service with someone who might just remember what it is you like. We stopped in as we strolled down Front Street which is the main shopping drag in Scituate. It's a compact store but it has most of what anyone might be looking for. I was pleasantly surprised to find a white wine called Ballet of Angels produced by the Sharpe Hill Vineyard in Pomfret Connecticut. This is a winery we've had the pleasure of visiting. They make a number of wines that are quite delicious. It's not always easy to find their wines though. So of course I snapped up a couple of bottles while here. While the wine selection isn't enormous, there are enough selections that the average wine drinker would be able to find a few interesting bottles to take home. I appreciated that as I was making my purchase, the woman at the counter told me that she had recently tried the wine I was buying and how much she liked it. It's nice to be in a liquor shop where there is someone who makes a point of knowing something about what is being sold. I've grown weary of the liquor "supermarkets" where in general the staff is clueless and who just man the registers to ring up sales. The prices on standard items are a buck or two more than you'd find in the larger chain liquor stores but for the attentive service and being able to support a local business, I'm in.

I wish Harborside Wine and Spirits was located in my town. Upon walking into to this establishment…read morea warm comfortable feeling instantly became the norm. The store was stocked nicely with most wines and spirits you would expect in a local packie. In addition to the usual, entering this store was like walking into a seaside gift shop. The liquor displays were extremely attractive laid out in wooden and glass shelving. Glassware was available as were mixers and a few small gifts. The clerk reminded me of one in a seaside store you see on tv. If your ever in Scituate do yourself a favor and stop in. I give Harborside Wine and Spirits a Solid 4 Stars.

Delightful, heavily stocked packie that eschews the "packie" connotation. Brews run macro to local…read morecraft, and the wine cellar is deep enough to appease the most selective of enthusiasts. The true heart, worthy of a fifth star, is the employee who was so incredibly warm and inviting, offering background on the shop, a little local biz history, and even providing a free mini Taza bar "because the owner lives around the corner." A little Scituate storytelling and complimentary chocolate pretty much caps a booze buying night like nothing else.

Bo-Tes is set back from the road, and I've been driving by for months not knowing what I was…read moremissing! A neighbor recommended their house made dips, one is feta/cream cheese, the other bruschetta/tomatoes, and both are great. My lovely wife said of the bruschetta, it's the perfect thing to always have in the house in case someone drops in! I'd say it's a specialty food shop that has a little of everything. Prepared sides, full deli, tons of sandwich options, cooler of fresh local meats, curated desserts they ship in, great wine and beer selection, and more. Have been in several times now to supplement dinners with their sides. I didn't realize I had been talking to the owner, Mary, and she explained how they came to select the dessert vendor... and we've been back three times to try as many desserts as possible! My wife and kids love the mud pie (so skip that - more for us), tiramisu is my favorite. She explained their selection process and care extended to everything on the shelves and in the coolers! Spot checked the wines and several of our favorites are there, but they'll order whatever you like. Great service, and love that's it 5-minutes from home!

The whipped feta from Bo-Tes is delicious with their Olive Tapenade or their Bruschett. This store…read morehas the biggest assortment of anything you want to put together when going to a friend's house for a night out. They have wine, beer, IPAs, and more here. You can even order freshly made the best sandwiches for lunch or dinner, too. Their little hostess gift area is great, too!

Green Harbor General Store continues to be a staple in Marshfield for Lottery…read moreTickets/Cigarettes/Liquor/ Amazing Sandwiches-Subs/Meals to go/Household items-Coffee- Soda-Cold Beer and of course Snacks-IceCream-Candy for all ages. Also check out their toys- T shirts/sweatshirts and hats! Bob and Deborah HABEL are the amazing owners of this quintessential Sea Coast gem! You will not be disappointed... South Shores best Italian Sub

Drove up to Massachusetts to check out schools for my sister and me and my family needed to grab…read moresome snacks for the drive home back to Florida. We saw this store on google and had good reviews so we went to check it out. Came in and met this great gentlemen named Joe. He was very nice and welcoming and helped me find some new snacks to try. They had amazing options! so many to choose from! I loved the style of the store it reminded me of an old fashioned store. I highly recommend stopping by if you are in the area!

Customer service and product selection are great. Prices are about what you'd expect in cohasset…read more The craft beer buyer spent 5 min with me going over options which was great. Some of these 4 packs are $20 now!

I used to go there all the time , now only when I'm over that way...why?…read moreStore cleanliness 5.0 excellent Prices 3.0 What I want in Whiskey and wine 3.0 (actually it is a 1.0, but they have good alternates) Now why do you go to any liquor store- do they have what you want, answer not really. Red cabs - we like Carr, been buying cases at Macys on Lincoln Street, Curtis doesn't carry it. Crown Royle- well just about all CR except Reserve which is what I drink ..again asked Macy's to get it, now it is always there. Now Macy's geta 2.0 for cleanliness , but the owner responds to requests, I've mentioned the same at Curtis, but no. Both have excellent service, bigger selections at Curtis and much better beer choices.