" Big selection; prices not bad " Big selection here . I…read morereally appreciated that. So I don't have to go to another store . Staff is friendly & helpful. The vibe is warm . Very nice service here . Parking is street metered. Please always read the signs before parking.

Thursday night the website says open until 11pm. I go there and arrive at 10:05pm and they are…read moreclosed, they also do this with their opening hours. they LIE- don't trust them

Friendliest staff anywhere! Clean and the freshest produce section and the cheeses! The store is…read moretightly packed and some things are up a little high but they are more than helpful.

Happy Market keeps improving variety, freshness and has friendliest staff anywhere !read more

Reading some negative reviews I feel compelled to challenge that this place is 'weird' or…read moreunfriendly. My experience has been very positive as a frequent visitor to Boston for many years I often return to this store because it has a very decent range of beer and wine to suit a range of budgets and tastes, plus, I have found the staff to be friendly and helpful, despite others experiences suggesting otherwise. Perhaps next time you are in make an effort to talk with them?! I mean I would rather have someone real than the usual fake 'service' you get in most US stores so give the fella's a break heh?!

What a weird wine shop. The person at the register barely looked up when I entered the store. I…read morewas the only one in the store and was there for over 10 minutes, but he didn't say a word the entire time. And it's a tiny store, so it felt awkward to not even get a "Anything I can help with?" The wine selection is strange with no information about a bottle other than a price tag hanging on it and the region "America" written in chalk on the rack. Seems like a neighborhood shop this might benefit from a little personality from the staff. Just a weird experience and the Sancerre and Syrah we bought were both nearly undrinkable.

Classic Jamaica Plain spot. Conveniently right down town, Blanchards is super easy to walk to if…read moreyou live around Centre St. they have a fantastic selection, oftentimes much (much) broader than what is offered at the grocery spots around the block. Prices are pretty tame which is a huge plus. The staff are always easy/going and happy to help. They put me on my favorite new drink -- and gin cocktail -- and are one of the few places that carry the brand I love (Dillon's!). My only suggestion for management would be to ensure their posted hours, online hours, and actual hours of operation actually match; I've had one or two times when the store was closed when it was listed as open. Otherwise, great spot!

Great prices as well as wonderfully accommodating, good humored, friendly and helpful employees…read more Thank you! Keep up the great work!

Finally made it to the original Boston Beer Lager place. Clean, free tours, free beer tasting and…read morewhat else could be wrong. Nothing.

After the brewery tour we stopped in to grab some beer to bring home. We grabbed some of the Samuel…read moreAdams Barrell Brews as well as a limited edition brew that we had tried earlier at the tasting portion of our tour. In addition to beer there was a lot of merchandise available for sale. We grabbed some coasters, magnets, glasses, and bottle openers to bring back to NY for our friends. The line was a bit long but there were three cashiers so it moved pretty quickly. They accept both cash and credit. The pack your items well in a signature Samuel Adams shopping bag. The bottles are wrapped with foam to ensure they don't break or bang against one another. There is a cardboard cut out of Sam Adams near the exit so you can take a bunch of silly pics with it on your way out. If the parking lot is full street parking isn't so bad even on weekends. We parked about two blocks away near the residential area.

Convenient location right at Forest Hills Station and I'm glad all the new construction didn't…read moredestroy his foot traffic. I haven't been stopping there on the way home as much as I used to, but the owner Jim always engages in a pleasant conversation as part of the visit.

This joint is aces…read more It definitely looks like a dump, and carries pretty crappy stuff. But ask the dude who's always there (I think he owns the joint) for what you want. He might have it and he will order it. I asked him for a really specific bourbon that's not terribly common, and he had it in a day. A DAY. That's great. And it was cheaper than the bigger liquor store down the road. FH Liquors is an excellent example of a small business with very little behind it that strives to serve it's customers with good customer service and products they want. I will go here all the time. Unless I need something they don't have. Then I'll go somewhere else to get it and let the dude know I need it in the future.

This is a very nice neighborhood liquor store. The wines are the most interesting. I'm not sure…read morejust how they were organized, but I enjoyed the variety. Want something different? Look for it here. You've also got coolers around the walls and aisles of more conventional or budget liquors too, and the good stuff behind the counter. It's good for a quick in-and-out to get what you want.

This is one of the only liquor stores in the immediate area. Next closest is down by Stony Brook T…read morestop or Blanchards further down Centre. This store is open late, carries all the basics, and prices are neither cheap nor expensive. If you're looking for any specialty beers/etc, or want to have a conversation with an employee about wine suggestions (or anything at all...), then this isn't the right place. This place is what it is -- your basic local liquor store. It isn't going to win any awards, but it is dependable and convenient.

I travel every 8 weeks from Miami to Boston and my first stop is always Camilos liquor they keep my…read morePinot Grigio nice and cold and they are all very welcoming. happy and friendly people especially the young man I call Flaco.

I've been a Jamaica Plain resident for two years, and sadly I will be moving elsewhere in Boston in…read morejust a few weeks. Upon reflection of my time here, Camilo Market has been my favorite business in my neighborhood. Beer and wine selections are plentiful (so are the spirits, but I usually buy the aforementioned more frequently.) The staff is friendly, hospitable and always willing to lend a helping hand (no literally--I'm 5 feet tall so I always get a hand when I can't reach the high stuff--thanks y'all!) So, Camilo Market and Liquor store, I will miss being in walking distance from you the most. But this is just a toodooloo, not a goodbye.

Was in store with my adult children, manager had us followed around. When I went to pay for my…read morestuff manager told my son to empty his pockets in front of everyone at the counter. He had security waiting at the door to block us in until he gave him the signal we were good. I purchase from this store a lot, and was embarrassed. We were not there to steal and I spent almost $60 on my purchase.

Helpful staff an lowest prices around blaw blaw blaw watch your feet it's jam packed and pet the…read morecat it's very friendly lowest price around and they have an amazing selection for a small store

This has become our go to spot because its convenient…read more Its a smaller shop, so if you want your favorite whiskey (what I came for) you may not find it. They have a few tequilas, whiskeys, vodkas, gins, wine, beers etc. So you can probably get what you need. We have ordered delivery (I want to say its a $20 minimum) from here and the driver's are always nice and great communicators. Street parking, again its small so if you want a jack and coke, you got it, if you're looking for a 15 year islay, well... you wont find it, but want to be friends?

First couldn't find anything and then turned around and realized the clerk and the customers in the…read morestore had no masks on. I'm all set. Prices are insane for the area and in general.