Absolutely love this local, family-owned liquor store! Besides the adorable country store feel,…read morethere is a welcoming neighborhood vibe that's hard to find these days. They're helpful, knowledgeable, and happy to make recommendations, which makes every visit feel personal. Great selection, fair prices, and a staff truly cares about their customers. Always happy to support a local family business--highly recommend!

Excellent selection, knowledgeable staff to assist you find exactly what you need. Needed a…read morespecial order, looked at 20 different stores and nothing, not even an offer to special order. NC Wine & Spirits looked it up, gave me a price and 2 days later I had a special order of what I needed. Thanks!

Friendly staff with well organized aisles. I think this will be my new liquor store of choice…read more Really good selection to choose from.

Used Pope for over 6 years. Loyal customer who got deliveries for parties, holidays, etc. Called…read morefor a delivery today and it was a nightmare. Was told no delivery today which is fine, asked about tomorrow. Was put on hold and then told I am now outside the delivery area and would have call back, pay extra, and schedule for next Saturday. I explained I've been a customer for many years and I live in Bellport which is not far. The girl on the phone came back at me stating I am 20 minutes away and could call back during the week to discuss it with 'Jim.' Why in the world would a business talk to a long term customer this way?! Was I supposed to call back and beg 'Jim' to let me buy wine from him. I guess they don't need customers. Called Sunwave and had my delivery within an hour and with a better price!

I wanted to try something new, but had no idea what to get. Guy at the counter helped me pick…read moresomething out, literally walked me through the entire stock based on my description of what kind of beer I was looking for. Great service, very knowledgeable and friendly.

Great stuff and a wide array of options. Hope they get Beatboxs new green apple flavor sometime…read moresoon!

We'll stocked, very friendly owner and employees. I always feel welcomed and appreciated. The…read moreprices are good!

Best prices and variety. Outstanding service. With many choices near me, this is a bit further than…read morethe liquor store closest to me, and worth the few miles drive.

Very narrow selection (honestly there is nothing there but basic vine and liquor)…read more Will not recommend this place to no one

What a nice surprise!…read more I shopped at Pindar yesterday (it's time for Winter White!) and I was looking for a bottle of Prosecco. No, we don't carry any Long Island Prosecco but the liquor store does. Wait, what? Where?? Yes, right by Tiger Lily. Huh??? Sure enough, I walk in with my dog and there is a new, pretty nice looking liquor store in the village of Port Jefferson. I asked about Processo that's not too dry. The helpful counterperson starts explaining to me the different Processo brands for sale. I grab a nice bottle and the see some tasting bottles on the coutner??? Yes, this is a Rum made in Long Island, Sag Harbor Rum. Outstanding! I also notice on the wall, smaller liquor bottles. If there is one thing I love is small bottles. Why? A good example would be St Germain. You can't keep it on the shelf for a long time. And I don't drink a lot of it, I like to mix it every once in a while. Hence, the need for a smaller size bottle. I see the different wine selections as well as liquor. If you're having a party and need a bottle? Port Jeff Liquors is now in the village and open until 10pm

This has been my go to spot for years. It all started out of…read moresheer convenience of location, but as time went on and craft became a staple in my life, swifway kept up with the pace and they've been brimming with good finds. They aren't here to rip you off, I've found some great beers at decent prices. Pick your battles, some things are expensive, but hell if they aren't worth it. They always serve with a smile, they are willing to break apart 6packs so you can have a couple, and they've got taps behind the register for sampling and growler fills. I'm truly lucky to ha e them so close to home, I tell everyone the same thing I'm telling you fine, respectable yelpaholics: go check them out. Tell em I sent ya... I dnno why... ignore me, I'm drunk.

In a previous review of Beverage Barn in Mineola, I mentioned how that place is my home away from…read morehome. Well, if that's the case (and it is) then Swiftway is my summer house because this place does not disappoint when it comes to quality beer choices and styles. Monday night I swung by here with my girlfriend as I've been entirely bitten by the pumpkin beer bug. After sweeping Beverage Barn of the styles they were sellin', I wanted to take a look elsewhere. I think this was only my second time here, but this trip solidified my desire to return again and again. We strolled in and as we entered, each side had stacks of beers displayed, and better yet, the whole right side was a plethora of pumpkin choices. And even better than that? They were mostly different options from what BB had on its shelves. And even better than that? (okay I'll stop) They have a similar set up as BB in that you can pull single beers from any open pack and create your own six pack. I ended up with a couple more than that just because I have a hard time limiting myself to only six. Beyond the front displays, there was a large freezer of cold beer choices and then an aisle with tons of styles as well as half of that aisle dedicated to limited release bottles and beers that might be a little off the beaten path. You'll also notice a section for ciders (which intrigued my girlfriend so she decided to create her own little cider six-pack). Around the corner you'll find your macro section as well as some overseas options. This was where I spotted a six-pack of Krombacher Dark (a recent discovery at a nearby German spot that I was hunting for) and immediately grabbed that for purchase. At the counter, we were greeted by the friendly staff member (possibly owner?) who knew his stuff about beers as he commented on a few of them. Added bonus: if you happen to have a New York Craft Beer Club card (it's totally worth the membership) you'll get 10% off your brews. There's also a growler station with a nice handful of beers on tap for purchase. Overall, I left here happier than a kid in a candy store (because, hey, it's kind of like an adult candy store, right? Right). Once I plow through my current bunch of beers I know I'll be returning here (you know, my summer house) to find plenty more of the good stuff.

Stop by tonight, staff was very friendly and courteous. Very helpful choosing a good product. I…read morerecommend this store to my friends.

Great neighborhood liquor store with variety and good service and fair prices. I always find what I…read moreneed at Parmar.

Great service and clean establishment with affordable prices. The owner, Paul, is very nice,…read morehelpful, compromisable and a respectable individual in the community besides a positive asset. I wish him all the luck and please go in to make your purchases. You won't be sorry. Cheers!

Best and funniest things just happened on the eve of my birthday. Give me a long Irene minute and…read moreyou can laugh at me. I pop into my favorite liquor store on the way home from Stop & Shop. (It's the place on Portion Rd across from the Farmingville Fire Dept. Near Cancos Tiles and Dunkin Donuts. You'll need to visit.) The owner makes me laugh when he explains why the door alarm is so loud. (If he's fallen asleep it will 100% wake him.) After admitting I purchased pre-made eggnog he was quick to find an appropriate bottle of cognac. (He was visibly horrified. Note that he carries a pre-made version on site. But one should really mix their own at home.) It might very well be a bottle of brandy in the kitchen. Something I nodded to while dreaming of tomorrow. There's a beef braciole I'm eager to try in the kitchen. My request for a Chianti was met with a solemn look. "But that's too dry. You never drink anything like that." He knows me well. I explain there will likely be some hard cheeses prior to the meal. (Which, yes, I already bought.) If my growing Buddha belly is correct, there will be a damning accompanying side of pasta (And bread. WITH BUTTER.). Shh. With a finger to his temple he briskly walks around the counter. And there he pauses, gently gesturing to a bottle of Anno Domini Cabernet Sauvignon. "This will be perfect. And I'm selling it at a reasonable price." Mind you, we never discuss price points when I visit. The joint is appropriately named "Best Price Wine & Liquors" for good cause. Unless I specify, "This is a gift, let's spend more." purchases are reasonable for daily (shut up, don't judge me) consumption. (No Mom, I'm not drinking that often. But if I win the Mega Millions all bets are off.) I'm sold and say, "Great! Can't wait to try it." As we're about to ring me up I mention how odd a mid-week birthday is. But that I had decided a nice glass - or two - of red wine was necessary to properly celebrate officially aging. Screech! All things stop. "It's your birthday tomorrow?!" I nod. "This is on me. Please accept it." Well hello sir! That is quite honestly the best surprise birthday gift to date. It was just so unexpected. There's no need for me to scrounge for a coupon to maybe get a free appetizer. This was easy. I'm stunned by the experience and can't quite express how happy the exchange has made me. Right, so I drive home. I unload the seventeen bags of rocks purchased at Stop & Shop. (Things like seltzer, ginger ale, and so on.) I'm finally ready to relax when I remember the eggnog. I mix some over ice and plop myself onto a stool. Yeah, that stool is older than I am and made of leather. As I sit one of the corners explodes under my weight. I'm still holding the rather large (shut up) glass of eggnog and determined to not spill. Onto the computer. Onto the carpet. Onto the keyboard. Oh, and heck my phone. With the grace of someone other than me, I do not spill. Anywhere. Somehow I didn't end up on the floor. Nor did I bruise my elbow on nearby furniture. Or break some random bone. Or miraculously knock the bottle of wine over. Wooot! [edit] What I failed to mention in this story is how many damn calories eggnog contains. I couldn't believe it when I read the label. So perhaps this was a warning. Am I listening? Uh, no. LOCAL LONG ISLAND TIP: Wine tastings are every Friday from 4pm to 7pm. Holler if you're ever interested in joining me. I have a new favorite thing to do at that time. :)