This place has so much rare bottles. Mo is SUPER DUPER nice and helpful! He gave my husband a…read moresample of the Elijah Craig Private Label. It's a bit pricey, but worth it if you can't find it!

Great liquor store with a variety of different liquors, beers, spiked seltzer, mixers and even…read moretobacco stuff (hookah, gars and such). Stop by and ask for Mo, cheers to them.

This is my favorite local liquor store. They have a great selection and prices are low in…read morecomparison to competitors in the area. I'm always greeted with warm customer service, which never goes unnoticed.

2 4 $40 Fifth of Henny & 2 4 $75 for the bigger bottle!! Amazing deals and selections, highly…read morerecommended anyone to check this place out!

Very very nice selection. I had to pick up a bottle of Horse Soldier so I can save for a friend. If…read moreyou know the history, every house would have a bottle. Join their loyalty program.

Not sure why the reviews are so poorly. I've always have had an easy experience coming here. I pass…read morethe Winn Dixie Liquor Store to pick up my regular Absolute bottle. It's a $6 difference, which is worth it to me. I recommend joining the rewards program because it's FREE, and the perks are well worth it. With the membership, all of the freebies are listed next to the prices, such as soda, and ginger beer, just to name a few. If you happen to stumble in here, just join up to see what you can get for free.

When I want to find an obscure or rare liquor, I know I can find it at Scotti's, whether it's…read moreEmpress Elderberry and Rose Gin or Fernet Branca bitters you'll find it here.

Really Appreciated Joe (the owner)s help! We had a very tight timeline to our 20 favors together…read moreand they got it done. We could not have done this without Scotties. A Great place. Great service. Highly recommend.

We have been here twice when we have gone to Royal Poinsettia Plaza, and have had great experiences…read moreboth times. The latest time we did a sake tasting, and it was a lot of fun. They have a good set up in the back part of the establishment that has windowed panels from ceiling to floor showing Celia and the courtyard. They had tables lined up around for each party. We tried five different sakes that were very good. We bought a couple of bottles that we specifically liked. They have a nice wine selection that's not over the top. Additionally, they have some other spirits for selection. Great parking spacing in the lot. Easy to access from Royal Poinsettia Road. Definitely coming back.

Virginia is one of the most amazing people I've ever met. Simply brilliant when it comes to wine…read more She has a spectacular wine store on Palm Beach and offers classes in wine tasting. I highly suggest attending. It is one event you won't want to miss.

Outdoor open-market shopping on a sunny Saturday morning what more can you ask for?…read more After a stretch of cold weather, Clematis Street was buzzing. Whatever you want (or didn't know you wanted), you'll find it here. It was my first time, and my only regret was not getting there earlier. If you go, don't skip the cider donuts. And if you enjoy walking, you'll have a great time

I was staying at the Hilton and we wanted to buy drinks for the room well this was the only place…read morethat sells liquor around here!!! We went to Publix then walked all the way over here. Grateful they are here!

Great beer selection. Great whiskey selection. The staff seem to really know their stuff. A…read moresurprisingly well stocked humidor too.

Today I didn't have a good experience like always , I came to buy a specific wine and a young guy…read moreoffered some help, so I'm coming from work exhausted and I said: yes it was a Mendoza wine and he started laughing at my face and said: all are from Mendoza Argentina. so I ended up not buying any else. St Lucie west store

They seem to have a very large stock of alcohol. It's also a vape store which really isn't my…read morething, but it definitely did seem to bring in a crowd. The owners were very attentive and so was the sales person. They didn't have what I was looking for, but they came close they asked for my number so when they call their other store, they'll let me know if they can get it in stock or all a pretty good liquor store.

Went there yesterday for the first time, I was very impressed.They had a wonderful selection of…read moreKosher food and the prices weren't bad .

Great spot!!! Very convenient and quick service. It's located in the back after hours.read more

only walk up window. so don't expect to walk through a store. but overall cool and chill. they are…read moreactually open till 5am so useful on the nights where gas stations stop selling at 2am

Cozy little spot, where everyone knows each other. people just socialize , getting the stresses of…read morethe day behind them. I don't drink alcohol drinks anymore and no one was stress me to have a drink. I had dropped some nieces and nephews on the beaches of Singer Island, was looking for a place to watch the New York Knicks vs San Antonio Spurs game on Saturday night June 14,2026. One of my sisters called at advised me about the spot " Inlet Harbor Liquor and Bar. It's on your left hand side of the bridge before you cross to Singer Island. Met Dneisha in there. We chatted it up, until she had to leave. Come to find out, we both did our Army training at " Fort Sill, Ok.

The Inlet Bar -- A Customer's Perspective…read more I don't normally write negative reviews. In fact, I've visited The Inlet Bar multiple times and have deliberately avoided writing one because, overall, I genuinely like this establishment. There are great bartenders here, a good atmosphere, and it's a place I want to enjoy coming to. Unfortunately, there is one recurring issue that has reached the point where I finally feel I need to say something. Every time I come here and see that Terry is bartending, I immediately feel like I'm walking on eggshells. Tonight was a perfect example. Before arriving, I used TouchTunes to play "Welcome Back, Kotter," something I sometimes do a few minutes before I walk into a place. The moment I walked through the door, instead of being welcomed, I was immediately reprimanded by Terry for playing music before I arrived. She told me that I had played ten songs and wasn't giving anyone else an opportunity to use the jukebox. I had actually played seven. More importantly, nobody played anything afterward. I ultimately spent approximately $30 on music tonight. As a paying customer, I'm now genuinely wondering: Am I welcome to spend money on the jukebox here, or am I doing something wrong by doing so? That's the problem. A customer shouldn't have to wonder whether they're going to get in trouble for spending money and enjoying themselves. Throughout the evening, there were also several times when I needed another drink but hesitated to get Terry's attention because I didn't know how she would react. So instead of relaxing, I found myself wondering whether I should say something or simply sit there and wait until she noticed me. That's not how anyone should feel at a neighborhood bar. I'm not an impatient or demanding customer. I'm perfectly capable of waiting when a bartender is busy. I understand that bartending is difficult work and that customers can sometimes be difficult as well. But there is a difference between being busy and making a customer feel unwelcome. From my very first interactions with Terry, I've had the distinct impression that she simply doesn't like me. The strange part is that she doesn't really know me. She doesn't know where I'm from, what I do, or what kind of person I am. And apparently, I'm not alone in feeling this way. I've personally spoken with seven people I know from Johnny Longboats who have told me they no longer come here specifically because of their experiences with Terry. These are people who actually liked this bar and would otherwise continue coming here. That should matter to an owner. I want to be very clear about something: I am not telling people to avoid The Inlet Bar. Quite the opposite. Would I recommend coming here? Absolutely. There are good people here, good bartenders, and this can be a great place to spend an evening. But if Terry is bartending, based on my repeated experiences, I would personally choose somewhere else. People don't go to a bar to feel criticized, belittled, uncomfortable, or as though they need to watch everything they say and do. We go to relax. We go to have a drink, listen to some music, laugh with friends, meet people, and forget about the stresses of the day for a little while. We want to be treated with the same basic respect that we give the people serving us. That's really all I'm asking for. I hope the owner doesn't read this simply as an angry customer complaining about an employee. I hope they see it for what I'm trying to communicate: I like your establishment. I want to come here. Other people I know want to come here. But one person's interactions with customers are making some of us feel unwelcome. That's unfortunate because it is completely fixable. A neighborhood bar should be somewhere you look forward to walking into -- not somewhere you wonder, before opening the door, whether you're going to have to walk on eggshells once you're inside.