Average corner neighborhood packie. Nothing too special, the parking kinda sucks here. I'm in and…read moreout if I need to stop here in a pinch. Otherwise I go to places like Total Wine at the mall, or NH Liquor when I go to work. The prices are lower in NH, and Total Wine has more options.

A sleeve of nips one night is $15, another night it goes to $18.75. Unless you say it's $15, they…read morecharge you the highest amount unlike other places that charge you the normal $15. Not right!

Located across Stop and Shop. Asian owned and operated. Street parking only. Pretty compact liquor…read morestore with a decent selection of their size. The beers and wine are located right at the front entrance. The hard liquors on the other hand are located behind the counter. Not easily accessible. You have to ask the ladies at the register what you want and then they'll grab it for you. Prices are reasonable here. If you're penny pinching, I find this liquor store to be least expensive than a majority of others in the vicinity.

Don't bother with their website. Product availability is inaccurate... We visited two Lincoln…read moreLiquors and none of them had the product that was supposedly available. Prices at the register don't even match prices on the shelves... Come to think of it, don't bother coming here at all.

Wegman's in Burlington was where I went instead of this place, for the idiot insinuating that I am…read morelying because "no supermarket in MA sells alcohol." Speaking of lying, he has the only 5 star review here amongst a sea of 1 star reviews. What a surprise!

So this is another place has opened since Harvard stopped being a dry town and has been open about…read more2 months now. I finally stopped in and found it be better than your average corner store, but nothing spectacular. The beer selection was good and they even have a walk in cooler so you can browse the cold stuff very easily. They also have a large selection of wines although they were pretty run of the mill. The prices were pretty good. There is no alcohol available as Harvard is only allowing sale of beer & wine right now.

The Grapevine has a great selection of beer and wine, and their prices are very competitive with…read morearea liquor stores (cheaper in some cases than driving to Ayer). The store is well organized, clean, and the cashier has always been very helpful. However, they only carry beer and wine (no liquor).

Good variety and friendly staff. This place is open relatively late and has ample parking.read more

Great selection of bourbon, they advertise the bourbon they have but a funny thing happens when you…read morego to the store. They say nothing is for sale? They had lots of eh taylor decorations not for sale, some bourbon they posted about having, well that wasn't for sale as well. I love the concept of den rock museum.

Great prices. Great service. Store is normally opened until 930 Sunday Monday and Tuesday. 1030pm…read moreWednesday and Thursday and Friday and Saturday 11pm.

absolutely not they…read morecharge 25$ for a pint of henny & they do not keep account of what you buy so your receipt will say (item-25) thats illegal & i did report them

The main liquor store serving all of Lawrence…read more Pick your poison beer, wine, and hard liquor. It has a large selection of all of them. In fact it's seem like it's the largest liquor store in the area. The wine selection is not so robust but you can find your basic brands and grape wines. The parking lot sometimes sketching. People smoking and drinking nips in there car almost every time I stop in. The beer prices and liquor are a few cents cheaper then other places in the area. Will put up more images next time I go in

I love them. Great selection and they want to make sure you're happy! Even if you don't live…read morenearby, they're right across the street from Maverick Station on the blue line. Very convenient!

Everybody has the following situation:…read more 1. There's the liquor store that's close to your house, as in you can walk there in a few minutes and carry large quantities of booze back without straining yourself. They stock little in the way of variety, but is run by nice people and has a nip selection that rivals its wine selection. 2. Then there's the liquor store that's ginormous. In selection and in general space. They carry everything, from obscure beers to bottles of vodka so big consuming it in one night would result in a sure-fire trip to the hospital. They may even sell glassware, plasticware, mixers and various other bar accessories. They are the Mecca. And there is no way you can carry anything larger than a bottle of wine back from here. You WILL need a car. Clipper Ship is a case study in the former. It's a few blocks away and when we're lazy and not picky, we can pop in here to grab some Sam, or Stella. But for the wine, booze or basically anything else alcohol related, we'll head to Kappy's for selection reasons.