Even though this is a liquor store, there are a few things that separate them from the other ones…read morein the area. First, the family that owns it also operates it. I am always welcomed with a warm greeting and not looked at like a criminal when i walk in, some other stores make me feel like that. Secondly, they are always willing to get something for me if it is not in stock. The owners have a younger son that also works there occasionally. This is a good thing because he has a good influence on their craft beer selections. Always something new to try when i go in there. Lastly, they are not as expensive as other local stores. They got me a bottle of Johnny Walker Blue in a limited edition case for only $220 a bottle! The store at the bottom of the hill has Blue for sale for $269 not in a limited case! I pass other liquor stores to come here for these reasons and then some... Give em a shot

First time here…read more Warmly greeted by staff Open 7 days Big parking lot NJ lottery sold here

Staff were very helpful and welcoming. They have a good…read moreselection of various types of alcohol. They even offered my child a lollipop

Came in for the first time and let me tell ya, I think we found our new go-to purveyor of spirits!!…read more The store is more spacious and has a better selection than the stores to which I've been in Fieldsboro and Bordentown. More importantly, the prices were MUCH lower. For example, a bottle of Bogle essential red blend (yes, I drink blends) was $9.09 here, where at places 3 miles down the road it'll run $12-14. Another example, we tried a bottle from Josh cellars, which used to be a good value but has become overpriced and overhyped. Some fancy bourbon barrel aged one that other stores have for $22 - it ran 17.99 here. The icing on the cake was the clerk kindly assisted in bringing the box out to our car! Haven't had service like that since I lived in the south. There's a decent looking spirits and beer selection as well, although I didn't really make note of the prices in those departments tonight. Also of note, they do have chilled wines available (why wait?) and ice if you need it. Parking space is plenty and the store wasn't mobbed at 5 pm on a Saturday but a steady flow. It's on 206 south near the bordentown shoprite, so you'll have to navigate a famous jersey jug handle coming from the south. We will be back!

An update has been overdue for several months. Although not a mega store sized space, they pack in…read morea lot of high quality beers as of late. Many are labeled with untapped info which has served me well in my selections. I've even had luck in buying some of the sale beers. They carry a nice selection of wines too. On one of the aisle ends there is a display of staff picks, all of which are discounted 15%. I grabbed a bottle of a white French blend that was unique. If it's good I plan to go back for more at the very fair price. I also see a nice selection of spirits, and some lesser know examples such as Arak. Customer service is helpful and friendly,

I found this little gem of a shop a little over a year ago...Customer service and communication is…read moretop tier. Nice boutiquey collection of lesser known, but not lesser quality bourbons. They also carry the major labels as well. Can't speak to other types, as not my thing.

This is honestly the worst Joe Canal's I've been to and it's sadly my local one ... which I…read morehonestly try to avoid at all costs. I had no choice but to visit this location one morning and the doors to the store weren't open until almost 15 minutes after opening time ... and the employee could care less! There were multiple customers lined up outside and he took his sweet ole time inside despite being late for opening. I hope to never have to patronize this location again.

This store now carries one of my favorite Ready To Drink Canned Craft Cocktails! Junglee! I am so…read moreexcited! Before they started selling it, I was ordering online! I hope they decide to have tasting so more of their customers are introduced to the local NJ brand, created by Rutgers Alumni! The story behind the company melts my heart! The taste is divine, as they aren't using anything artificial! Thanks Joe Canals Marlton for carrying Junglee cocktails! Cheers!

My coworker told me about this place. Ironically, I used to live nearby, when Maro Brothers…read morepurchased this store in 1997. I assumed it was a liquor store with a small selection, because this is not a chain store. Wow! Was I wrong! I was after Yuengling Hershey Chocolate Porter Beer. Everywhere I checked, I struck out! I stopped by Maro Bothers, they had what I was looking for! Also the selection of Beer, Wine and other spirits is pretty large! I will make a special trip to this store in the future, the selection blows away the competitors offerings. The prices are not hard on the wallet either! The staff is friendly and helpful. The layout of the store is easy to figure out. The store is neat, and tidy. COVID-19 protocols are in place here. Cash/Debit/Credit are accepted here. Not sure about Google or Samsung pay.

Great liquor store with super variety of beers wines and liquor. Good prices, great customer…read moreappreciation day every year.

Great store amazing staff a lot of varieties to choose from. They treated me with such respect and…read morehospitality as I was in here promoting dirty devil vodka on Friday.

Very nice store. Huge selection of wine. From 6 dollar bottles to better and classier 50 dollar…read morebottles. Very friendly and knowledgeable staff. Definite 5 stars.

Here's a polished, vivid English review based on your visit and the menu you shared:…read more Reckless Town Farm Distillery - A Flavor-Forward Experience Worth Savoring My wife and I had an outstanding experience at Reckless Town Farm Distillery, a place that truly treats cocktails as a craft. From the first sip, it was clear that this distillery doesn't just mix drinks -- they design flavors. We both started with the Coffee Old Fashioned, made with Windy Lane Bourbon, coffee syrup, and black walnut bitters, and it was easily a 10/10. What made it special wasn't just the smooth bourbon, but the way the coffee came through -- rich, toasted, and lingering. You could actually feel the coffee beans at the end of each sip, almost like a gentle espresso finish layered over the warmth of bourbon. It was bold but elegant. I then tried the Red Arrow, built on Dust Settler Vodka, ginger liqueur, blood orange cordial, lemon juice, saffron syrup, Aleppo bitters, and Yellow #9 spice. This cocktail is a dream for anyone who enjoys something warm, aromatic, and slightly sweet. The blood orange and saffron bring a deep, exotic sweetness, while the ginger and bitters add a spicy glow that makes the drink feel comforting and complex at the same time -- almost like a winter cocktail with a Mediterranean twist. Later, I sampled their jalapeño-infused vodka, which was vibrant, clean, and spicy without being aggressive -- perfect for cocktail lovers who enjoy a little heat with their spirits. My wife went with the Southern Santa, a beautifully layered drink made with Windy Lane Bourbon, curaçao, orgeat (almond), lemon and lime juices, gingerbread syrup, and ginger-chai bitters. It was absolutely delicious. The citrus brightens the drink, while the gingerbread and chai spices wrap everything in a cozy, holiday-like warmth. The orgeat adds a silky, nutty finish that ties everything together -- exotic, festive, and incredibly well balanced. What really sets Reckless Town apart is their fearless use of spices, botanicals, and house-made syrups -- saffron, gingerbread, chai, almond, blood orange, and even chili heat -- all blended with precision. Nothing tastes artificial or rushed; every drink feels intentional and layered. If you love creative cocktails with bold, unexpected flavors, Reckless Town Farm Distillery is a must-visit. It's the kind of place where every glass tells a story -- warm, spicy, citrusy, smooth, and unforgettable.

My wife and went here on a rainy Saturday afternoon. The place was empty when we arrived but…read morestarted filling up quick. The building is really cool lots of tables and you order from a kiosk. We were greeted by a very nice young lady who explained the process. We placed our order and it came out quick. She explained the whiskey tasting. The whiskeys were very good. I loved all 3 but purchased a bottle of the Windy Lane bourbon whiskey. My wife enjoyed her drink. Even though it said it was spicy it was just a hint of spicy which she enjoyed. We'll be back here and can't wait to bring friends.

They have food, beer and lottery. They have an excellent selection of craft beers to go along with…read morethe usual selections. You can mix and match and buy one-offs, too. Their prices are better than most other places in town, too. The two gentlemen that are usually there are always pleasant and helpful. CASH ONLY. They have an ATM.

Sam's Cold Take Out Beer has one of the more original names for a shop that does hot plates and…read moresells beer by the bottle. It is set up for a hostile environment with huge menu boards on the walls, except where the southern wall is all glass refrigeration units full of suds and other alcohol related imbibements. It sits in the crotch of Morrisville, Pa., and directly behind La Villa, a decent Italian restaurant that used to be a Pizza Hut back in the day. I saw their sign for Italian Hot Dogs, and being an aficionado of this locally created sandwich masterpiece, I was very curious about how Sam put his together. This is the definitive dive beer walkaway joint. I went back to the smushed together tables in the back and took a seat facing the door after ordering through the small window in the wall that separated the kitchen from the hoi polloi. While waiting I found a cold bottle of Pineapple Juice Soda, something rare to most fast foods around here. The doubled paper plate arrived with a large Italian roll loaded with a fat frank, chunky fried potato, green pepper, onion and smears of hot mustard that had dried somewhat in the oven, making it into an interesting coating on the food. The taste was quite good, especially the sausage which was heavy with garlic and retained its juiciness. Gotta admit, I really liked it. Prices - Ridiculously cheap! Sam's is on the borderland between dive and dump. Still, if you don't mind, the extremis atmosphere will not bother you. Just be sure to get out of town before sundown. Sam's crew just might be night wolves.