Not very friendly. I came in with a carton of empty cans and didn't see the shopping cart near the…read moredoor. Went to the register and the man behind the counter yelled at me to put the empty case in the shopping cart because empty cans can be dirty or leaking. I explained that it was my first time going in that liquor store and wasn't aware of the shopping cart. Sorry. Then I purchased a gallon of wine. I paid and requested a bag. He rolled his eyes and huffed that a gallon doesn't need a bag. I explained that I want a bag since I don't need everyone knowing what I'm purchasing. Give me a break. Is a bag really that big of a deal? The only reason why I still go there is the gallon of wine that I like is cheaper than the other liquor stores.

An excellent selection, good prices and the owner KNOWS HIS STUFF. I go in sometimes and say, "I'm…read morehaving company. I want a fruity red" (or whatever) and he never lets me down :) Beer selection is fair and they offer microbrews at reasonable prices. The beer is always COLD, which is a huge plus. Even when the line is long, the service is fast and friendly. Tons of parking in an easy location.

The owner/ cashier/ nicest man you can ask to meet makes this place worth going to. Great wine…read moreprices, beer, and more. The selection alone is perfect. 10 / 10 would recommend

Ladies and gentlemen, people of legal age who purchase alcoholic beverages, if you want to pay…read more30%-40% higher prices than other liquor stores, this is where you want to spend your money. The owner charges high prices to gorge the summer's concert-going crowd at Great Woods, Tweeter Center, or whatever the name is now, but summer is a short season, and winters are long. The market that occupies the former Roche Bros store looks like it could be doing better. Norton Liquors will suffer the same fate.

Visiting from out of town, stopped at Leahy's looking for a unique regional beer to take to a…read morefamily cookout. Tim the store manager was super helpful, answered all of our questions and gave us beer recommendations. We picked up the Sea Dog Sunfish ale and it was a big hit. We'll definitely stop by Leahy's the next time we're in town!

Decent neighborhood store, nothing out of the ordinary. Not a place I would go out of my way to…read morevisit. Very average, no displays and a pretty limited selection.

Absolutely hands down... the best liquor store in the state of Ma, the latest hours every single…read moreday, And above all AND MOST importantly to me is the customer service!! Its such a good warm local community feeling type of service that you just can't find anywhere else

The young man behind the counter was not just rude but should be fired…read more I came in with a smile on my face. My husband and I are at home throughout this crisis but just wanted a bottle of wine. I went out and bought a bottle of wine at this liquor store and the young man behind the counter made me feel so disgusting. He looked at me as if I was a pariah and when I asked him for a bag he was so rude. The look of disgust on his face made me feel as if I had done something wrong. I will never go there again. Middleboro- Avoid this place. There are other option I realize this is a family business because there is no way I would employ this young man !!

There simply isn't a better place between Providence and Boston than Jay's for purchasing spirits,…read morewhether it's for high-volume party liquor runs or satisfying your deepest connoisseurship needs with their selections of fine bourbon, whiskey, and gin. K.P. and the crew at Jay's are so knowledgeable, fair and kind, keeping in mind what you like and what may be interesting to you from their new shipments after you've come in a couple of times. They will make suggestions and try to save bottles for you depending on what you tell them you like. They have everything you need for parties in terms of hard seltzer, beer, wine, and mixers but they also have loads of very rare, highly desirable bottles with very reasonable prices for everything. This is all with top notch customer service to boot. We come to browse there just because K.P. and the other employees make it feel like "our liquor store home" for, er, want of a better analogy. As long as I'm in the New England area, Jay's will be my primary liquor store. There's no store that better straddles your needs for classy liquor and practical high volume purchases (I'm looking at you, White Claw Rose boxes). It's really the best-go check it out.

We were out and about and just stumbled across Skyroc Brewery/Distillery and could not be happier…read morewe did. This place was a treat from start to finish. Great selections of beer, cocktails and wine. Many made with their own products. The staff could not have been friendlier and more open to questions and were very knowledgeable. I am amazed that I have not found this place before. Will be back!!

You need to know going in, you can get beer wine and alcohol there, there is no kitchen but you can…read morebring your own food, from full meal to chips and dip. You can even bring in your own water bottle. Kids are welcome and you can pretty much do whatever you want, play cards play games hang out chatting. I did find the wine expensive but it was good.

This is a great spot for drinks with friends. There's some outdoor seating and indoor seating with…read morenice open windows/doors. The food looked decent, but I only got drinks this time. I brought cards and it was a nice place to hang out. They have live music some nights, so I will be checking out their socials and coming back for that!

Stopped in to check out this little gem tucked down by the waterfront. Excellent selection of…read morebeers and awesome variety of food to snack on while watching a game or listening to some live music. Furry friends welcome, plenty of swag and on house brews to take home as well. Service was phenomenal, very friendly and ensured your brewery needs are met to enjoy a great experience while visiting! Had some wings and they were not skimpy by any means, cooked well and full of flavor. Few options to choose from along with handful or pizzas. Come check it out!

Troy City Brewing is a craft brewery that opened in Fall River, Massachusetts in December 2018. It…read morewas founded by business partners Keith Carvalho and Mike Ferreira. The name of the brewery is a reference to the historical name of Fall River. Although originally founded under the name "Fall River" in 1803, the town changed its name to "Troy" the following year and eventually changed it back in 1834. Carvalho started a home brewing club in Fall River in 2006. In 2017, Troy City brewing was founded as a home brewing entity when Carvalho joined forces with Ferreira. Eventually they would move in at a historic textile mill and opened their taproom to the public a year later. Together with nearby Canned Heat Craft Brewing, Troy City Brewery brings the brewing industry back to Fall River for the first time since 1963. My wife and I first visited Troy Cory in October 2019. We were in town for the day to visit the home of Fall River's most infamous citizen: Lizzie Borden!! After visiting some spooky sites around town, we decided to check out Fall River's local craft brewery scene. When we arrived, they were having a Halloween costume party in the taproom (which was totally fine with us). I ended up sampling four beers: the Rail Trail Cranberry Lager, the TCB Test IPA, Maplecroft (Maple Syrup Porter), and Gage Hill (Toasted Marshmallow Chocolate Porter). The last one was my favorite and it came with a cinnamon-sugar rimmed glass. Overall, my wife and I enjoyed our visit to Troy City. If you're planning on visiting any spooky Lizzie Borden sites in Fall River this Halloween season, make sure to visit Troy City Brewing.

Meet up with friends for conversation and beers. Great place. Open spacious. Staff friendly and…read moreaccommodating. Bathroom clean Was not too happy they had a family of two small kids running around. In a brewery? They should have bar snacks available