These people are crazy I went in there one time to buy a scratch ticket and they told me I have to…read morebe 21 to buy a scratch ticket even though the legal age to buy one is 18 sometimes they can just be mean and not want to give you a scratch ticket if you're looking for places to buy a scratch ticket definitely not this place

Macys Beachway never disappoints! Prices, variety, tastings... But most of all…read moreThe staff. Raj and the entire crew make me feel like I'm part of the family. My go to.

I still find it hilarious that , evidently you can't buy Glocks or even menthol cigarettes in…read moreBoston or that super markets don't sell beer, but you can sure as shit roll up to the hood and go to a liquor store that markets itself like a theme park that peddles any alcoholic beverage you can imagine. Still, no doubt this place has whatever venom you need sold by a surprisingly nice BBL behind the counter calling you "baby". I can f!cks with it.

Great selections, but the service and prices have always been an issue. Their prices have always…read morebe a little higher than other stores in the area. With Total Wine in the neighborhood now, Liquorland will be forced to lower their prices. Competition is a good thing.

Are we just going to ignore the fact that a deer shops here? Tonight's bout to get buck wild. (I…read morehope animal puns don't tick you off.) Asked for True North for a nearby packie during a curbside takeout order, and they sent me here. By the looks of the unlined, free-for-all parking lot, I thought it'd be a Bud Light Lime and cotton candy vodka spot, but you know what they say about books and covers. Booted a bro for not wearing a mask (props) and had a solid selection of Duckhorn wines, local micros - gimme that Might Squirrel Cloud Candy, son - and all reasonably priced to boot. I mean yes, they still have cotton candy vodka and BLL but it goes beyond the "oh sh*t, we need booze" stash. And unlike what others say, I found the staff to be pretty easy going.

the best vendors I've ever done business with they know their products and they have great prices…read moreI've been a fan of theirs for years great liquor store Chris Byrne

VERY well stocked with a friendly and helpful staff. Biggest selection of wine and gin (my fave)read more

This seemed like a fairly useful liquor store. it's bigger and broader stocked than Nantasket,…read morecloser to Cohasset than to the gut. they have some quirky selections too, which I liked to see. Not as big as Total wine by a long long shot, but some good prices too on stuff I knew. They appear not to discount things that don't sell, but just wait them out. The checkout clerk knew nothing, the stocking clerk knew some things and was helpful. I could see going back.

For a small market they carry a wide array of products. Very convenient to have in town, staff are…read morealways pleasant & helpful. My only criticism of Village Market is that it's overdue for a facelift.

Rudest manager. Cashiers are always lovely and so helpful. Not lovely the way they are treated and…read morespoken to

Do not park in the back parking lot if you don't want to get your car booted. Owner is an absolute…read morejerk and booted our car within 2 mins when we went into the bakery. Left a written note on window telling us to pay $50 to get it taken off. Saw another car there booted as well.

Good selection of wine and beer, all the hard liquor staples, ample parking, user friendly hours…read more What else would you be looking for in a community liquor store?

Some years ago I wondered into Elli's Wine Cellar and it was the best experience of my life!. The…read moreplace is inviting and what I call buyer friendly. The layout of the store makes it easy to move around and find what you are looking for without getting overwhelmed by the selections. Elli's friendly and welcoming nature makes you want to stay just for conversation. Everytime I go in there I feel as if I never left the neighborhood. I have learned so much from her and always love her selections and recommendations. Since I found her I have only had 2 bottles of wine that I did not like for myself, but were loved by my guests when I served them. So no loss for either. She has recommended wine for a wine tasting I did 10 years ago and friends still ask about those wine. I make sure to tell friends about Elli's Wine cellar. Her knowledge about wines and the grapes that make them is immeasurable to me and I am so glad I met her. I no longer live in Weymouth but I try to get in there to see her (and buy wine) when I can. I never leave with less than 2 boxes and as I have already stated never disappointed. Life has kept me away in recent years but I am making a trip to see Elli soon. Hopefully I will leave with enough to hold me over until the next time I have a gap in my busy schedule to make the trip to Weymouth. I would love to catch up, say hello, enjoy the conversation, gain more knowledge about my choices and of course to leave with my regular purchase of the best wines I have ever purchased anywhere. This place is one of those gems you want to keep for yourself and share with everyone all at the same time!

Amazingly cute store! So aesthetically pleasing to see all the pretty bottles ^_^…read more The store has a huge selection of beer and wine!! They also have neat wine gadgets, gift bags, lottery, cigars and cigs. My favorite thing about Ellie's Wine Cellar is the knowledgeable, friendly service! I would highly recommended this place!

INCREDIBLY rude sales clerk yelled at me for going ahead of another customer, WHO HAD TOLD ME TO GO…read moreAHEAD OF HIM. I was going to buy a gift card. No thank you I won't be back There are many other liquor stores with nice sales associates Merry Christmas

OK selection. Rating mostly based on customer service of…read morecashiers. 80% of the time, it's an annoying experience. The two old white ladies are always rude. One of them let a guy get away without being carded. He said, "Come awn! Ya know me!," and she let him buy. On a Friday the fem cashier w/ the mustache had no manners at all. They were having a convo with the other cashier for a while before calling me over. She actually tapped the counter mid convo for me to step on up. Am I dog? Owners should find people behind the counter that actually care about customer service.