After walking in browsing new liquor to try I picked up a bottle of old monk and top to bottle…read morebroke off luckily my reflexes are impeccable And caught the bottle before it fell down and broke I put it back on the shelf and the store clerk came to me after I was already picking my bottles I wanted and told me I have to pay for the bottle because I broke the top on the shelf on purpose I told him I wasn't paying for anything because I didn't break it top was already broken so I told him to show me on the camera where I broke it and told me the owner is reviewing the cameras so I told him if I broke it I will pay for it but I know I did not break it then proceeded to wait for the owner to review cameras and 15 minutes later he told me that everything was OK and don't worry about it and if I'm ready to check out with the two bottles of Don Julio that I was going to buy I laughed out loud and told him that I'm never buying my liquor here again he lost over $120 over a $22 bottle of old monk

My spot for the 2 for $50 and the 5 for the $100 Shot out to G's LIQUOR they in the country but…read morethere prices worth the short ride

This store full of spirits is literally two minutes from my house. I was expecting the owners to…read moreprice gouge since it is the only liquor store in the area. That is absolutely not the case; I have experienced excellent customer service, and they have excellent prices. A man that I affectionately refer to as Mr. G is always in the store. I'm not certain if he's the owner or an associate, but he has a fantastic personality. I don't always need to go to the liquor store, but when I do it will certainly be this one.

I just moved to the area and stopped by Twin Liquors. As a bourbon enthusiast, I know it can be…read morefrustrating when people only ask about rare bottles. I wanted to find a local store where I could become a regular and build a relationship with the staff. Chris, the manager, was welcoming and easy to talk to. I was thrilled to find exactly what I had been looking for and left excited to have found my new local spot. I will definitely be back.

They have a good selection of liquors and liqueurs for Bastrop…read more People at counter have been helpful.

Be aware -- hard pass…read more Their items are often mislabeled, and they would not honor the price shown on the shelf label. It was a frustrating experience and not worth the hassle. Fortunately, there's a 7-Eleven just around the corner.

If you're a woman please avoid this business. Cashier was incredibly unnerving and kept adjusting…read morehis lower region while making my iced coffee. His parting remarks were "you're my best friend." I poured out my drink and left.

Every neighborhood should have their own mosaic market! It's so convenient…read more They have everything you need from Advil to toilet paper to ice cream to wine. If you need one or two items and don't want to go inside the always crowded heb, this place has your back. Also they let me bring my puppy inside so sometimes I will walk my dog in the neighborhood and pop I when I forget something. My dog particularly likes their wine section, guess you can say he's a bad influence....

this is the best smelling shop ive ever been in. this is my first yelp review i love it hereread more

One of the best Liquor Store around the town. Great inventory, reasonable prices, and knowledgeable…read morestaff.. The service is always consistently great as well.

The owners are really NICE! my go to spot! Prices are reasonable including since it's all the way…read moreout in the country. They often have specials (:

Horrible customer service. Had one transaction(will never go back)…read more They put TWO $100.00 holds on my Amex. Refused to clear them! Avoid these crooks! They laughed while blaming Amex!

This place is so good I'm willing to drive up from Round Rock just to shop here. They have an all…read morestar selection of craft beer and I love that I can find things no one else in Austin has. They are also super friendly and great about posting what good, new beer they get which occurs regularly. I've heard they have great ice cream selection too but so far, I've only tried milk but that came from local farmers which is cool. They also have a cool mosaic and a local food truck out front that are both worth checking out.

I have stopped in here a few times and it's always been a good experience…read more The tabbouleh is so good. It's one of my all-time favorite things to eat and the stuff they put out is always fresh and the flavors are perfectly balanced without being heavy on the bulgur wheat. they've got hummus, grape leaves, falafel, shawarma, and more.

This place is such a life saver. It has everything you could imagine and such a well curated and…read morefrankly exciting selection of snacks, drinks, and pantry items. They also prepare tacos during the day and Greek food at night. It's a clutch spot for late night food and anything you need in the neighborhood.

Dear San Antonio - You may not want to be Austin - and I can…read morerespect that. Kinda - but Austin sure as shit does gas stations better than you. Study up and follow their lead, pleaseandthankies! Kisses and power to the people - The San Antonio Beer-lovin' Masses There's something about random Austin gas stations that could keep me out of Spec's and Whole Foods forevermore - they totally nail convenience. And THIS place. ..xoxo! A beer selection on par with Hyde Park Market, but FAR more reasonable pricing. Probably even better beer selection than Sunrise, but without the fun Whole Foodsy extras. And it's super convenient, hardly off the route into/out of Jester King at all. Great place, definitely high on my Austin beer-shopping list!

On the one hand I feel like a jerk for creating a Yelp review for this business since it doesn't…read morehave one. That's because by doing so I'm kinda letting the cat out of the bag. Not that more business is bad business but Food Mart 2400 is so off the grid and nondescript that I feel like I'm breaking the First Rule About Fight Club. And we all know the first rule about Fight Club. This place is in South East Austin, and before you start jeering about getting mugged just know I can walk to this place from my house so watch the insults. It used to be an old Shell gas station, but after the Shell brand disappeared they covered it with a simple yellow sign saying Food Mart (they do still sell gas just a non branded gasoline). In addition the convenience store itself is painted a neutral color and has no sign. You really have no way of knowing this place is specifically called Food Mart 2400 since they don't really brand anything at all. In fact when I got brave enough to ask the cashier what the name of the store is called he just grunted and pointed at a piece of paper showing me their Twitter handle to follow. Now why on Earth would a convenience store need a Twitter feed? That brings me to my entire point. The beer. Food Mart 2400 is one of the few places in Austin where you can find Dogfish Head 120 in a bottle. In fact, they love Dogfish Head and carry several of their beers. They also carry a lot of Left Hand beers. And import beers from outside the United States. You will find beers here that you won't find in other places. Which is why if you are a beer fan you should follow their Twitter feed. What if you don't like beer? Well nevermind about my entire review then. Just kidding. They do actually have a pretty decent wine collection, and they carry a lot of imported snacks from Mexico like corn chips with a literal bottle of hot sauce taped on to the package. You can for sure find some unique stuff here. But back to the amazing beer selection...