Ok, Get this !! I'm…read moretraveling home on my wedding anniversary. Due to the weather my connection to Corpus is canceled in Houston so I'm spending the night at the Comfort Inn on JFK. At five minutes before closing time, my wife apparently calls JFK Liquor (long distance) and asks for a favor. Since I'm going to be stuck there for our Anniversary she asks them to deliver a bottle of my favorite bourbon to the hotel. They not only delivered the bourbon, they decorated the bag and had it there before I checked in. You can't find service like this anymore. These people really care about their customers. On behalf of my wife and myself, thank you for making this anniversary very special.

Liquor stores are liquor stores you got some that are trashy and you got some that are kinda classy…read moreyou got some that are hooded out reminds you of the getto and you got some that are all the above!!! And so on!! JFK was was prolly all the above smelly kinda trashy with a lil bit but not much classy

This is the most amazing liquor store I have ever been in. & they have a deli & a humidor for…read morecigars & such, holy cow! & everyone that worked here wad very cool, wish I lived closer to it!

After leaving Buc-ee's I had a list of booze to get my friends in Baton Rouge. I was told to go to…read moreSpec's. Little did I know I missed the HQ location while I was in Houston, I know now to not miss it again. I drove down some back roads to get here, and found this huge store in a big box shopping center. I was looking at American Vodka and then I turned around to look at the opposite shelf and I almost fainted, this location had my favorite vodka from Russia, Khortyska!! I've been trying to get this sent to me for years. I spent some time in Ukraine before their last revolution back in 2011 and a guy that worked for me told me not to bother with Nemiroff and instead get Khortyska coming from a real bad ass Russian programmer, he was right. This place had all the brands of booze I couldn't find in Louisiana. I got some top shelf Rebecca's Creek, a bottle of Balcones Whiskey from Texas and my bottle of Khortyska. Sadly my wife consumed it thinking I got it for her. Which means only one thing. I'll need to make another road trip to buy some more. The staff here was really helpful, guided me to what I needed and there were some other Whiskey connoisseurs in the isle where I was that we chatted it up for a bit before I had to leave. On my way to the check out I grabbed some of the small single serve bottles to put on my desk at work to remind me where I need to go at my next earliest convenience.

They do not stand by their products. Bought a bottle yesterday. Went to start preparing my jello…read moreshots today and got the bottle out my car only to discover the bottle was leaking. Seal wasn't broken but it's clearly leaking. Took it back still in the paper and plastic bag and the clerk who was the same clerk that helped check me out yesterday said there is nothing they will do because it's been 24 hours and because it was in my car. I try to support black business but I will not be back at this one. Such a shame!

Everyone who works here is rude especially the lightskin lady! Half the stuff is overpriced. Go to…read morefresno liquor down the street instead, they always have deals & price drops.

I wanted to stock up on a couple of spirits for Thanksgiving. They had a "sale" on Balcones Baby…read moreBlue 1.75 liter for $40. Eight dollars off. Good stuff. There was a manager at the door yelling at people about how they must traverse the insane labyrinth of the check-out line, which incomprehensibly forces you to go all the way to the back of the store and avoid closed off aisles etc. I asked the "manager" directing traffic about the sale on the Baby Blue because the 1.75 liter was according to the sale even cheaper than the 750 ml. bottle. She glared at me and said nothing. She called one of the male employees (the men are the only polite and helpful people in the shop), and he checked and double-checked his computer and assured me - politely and kindly - that the sale price was $40 for 1.75 liter of Baby Blue. I had several Thanksgiving recipes that I wanted to use bourbon for so I picked it up at that sale price. I withstood the women manager telling me where the line was supposed to start and then I came to the line of cashiers. All women. Normally in a place where they take your money they are cheerful and welcome you to their cash register. "Over here, I am open!" This did not happen. Three women on the registers and not a one of them looked up. I went to the first available assuming that they were just engaged in other things. "Is this register open?" I cheerfully asked. I was reaching for my wallet but my wife was with me and was paying attention and she later told me that the woman at the register rolled her eyes in an extremely rude way. She did not say a word to me as I checked out. I have never been treated more rudely in a shop. Anywhere. My wife could not believe what a b**ch the cashier was to me. She was all painted up in multiple pounds of make-up and three feet long eyelashes but she was totally hateful. She actually hated the people whose hard-earned money paid her salary. Like all of the women who work at Specs Angleton. And here's the kicker: the rude eye-rolling woman actually charged me ten dollars OVER the sales price for the bottle of Balcones. Even MORE than the non-sales price. I only noticed it when I was home, more than 30 minutes away from the store and not about to make another trip out there. The normal price was $48. The sale price was $40. She charged me $50. The female staff at Spec's Angleton literally stole from me because they for some reason resented me as a customer. They hate men? Never go there. Especially if you are a man. I'll never go back.

this specs service used to be great. The help there now is lazy rather stand around up front than…read morehelp anyone. ask for help at the cooler was told go ask up front i am eating lunch at 3 in the afternoon.So go up front and ask and get the roll the eyes treatment i said if its a bother dont bother.wow what happened to this store was always Great to go into.

I visited Dandy's Liquor in Katy and spoke with Sam, who was incredibly friendly and helpful. I was…read moreable to pick up a couple of their barrel-selected Buffalo Trace bottles, all priced at or near MSRP. Great experience--I'll definitely be shopping here again!

Highly recommend great customer service! A lot of options too!…read moreThe owner introduced me to a better bottle than what I was looking for as well

This liquor store is neat, organized and has several types of bourbon and scotch. Lots of parking…read moreavailable. The person working when I went was nice and grand also helpful. I recommend you try this place out as you never know what items you might find.

I went to this liquor store a couple times expecting it to be just like most ordinary liquor…read morestores. I was surprised they are so friendly especially the young lady behind the counter. They have everything I needed in one stop, beer, wine, spirits most of all great allocations as well. I will definitely be shopping here for my alcohol beverages.

Shout out to that boi Austin he a real one!! And he knows about his liquor great customer serviceread more

I think they should call it "bad economy" because their prices are high! Items are not well…read moreorganized.

Well, I have a little story I'd like to share. One day, I was searching for liquor stores downtown…read moreother than Specs, looking for a specific brand of liquor. Since I work downtown, several upscale liquor stores appeared on my Apple Maps. I called to inquire. The person who answered was patient and provided excellent customer service. Over the phone, he put me on hold, then came back and said, "Yes, ma'am, we do have it, but only one left. Don't worry, we close at nine. I'll hold it for you," and I appreciated his kindness. I told him I was on my way. When I arrived, he had the bottle ready for me, and I thanked him. I also asked how long the store had been there; he mentioned about five years. I realized I had driven past that place countless times without noticing it--it's kind of tucked away on the corner. We started chatting, and I was delighted to find out he was the owner. That moment meant a lot to me--not just because the store is close to my job, but because it's a Black-owned business, which truly touched my heart. I couldn't help but smile from ear to ear when he shared that. I vowed that from then on, this would be my go-to liquor store. There are three employees there, and they are the most welcoming, pleasant people I've ever met. Over the past few months, they've gotten to know me, and every visit is always a warm experience. Yesterday, I went in to get my usual, and I was greeted with friendly smiles and genuine warmth--"Hey, how's it going? How are things? Just getting off work? Good to see you." I had requested a bottle of Chardonnay, but one of the staff members accidentally ordered Moscato instead. It was no big deal, and he apologized, saying he'd get the correct one for me. Then, unexpectedly, he said, "Do me a favor--take this bottle of Chardonnay and try it. Tell me what you think." He didn't have to do that; I truly believe he did it because that's just who he is, not just because I'm a regular customer. I was about to decline, but he insisted, so I accepted. Just then, a woman from the back, smiling warmly, introduced herself as one of the owners. I'd never seen her before, but she explained she was listening and wanted to come say hello, expressing her appreciation for my support. It warmed my heart in a way words can't fully express. Moments like that remind me that showing kindness and respect doesn't cost anything. It's just about being human and compassionate. As long as Price Liquors is open, they will always have my support. Thank you, Posh.

Small selection, they close randomly and let other people in at 5pm on a Saturday and will be open…read moreagain in 15 minutes while they have their "open" sign blinking in the front. I guess they are selling drugs or doing something sketchy during the 15 minutes I'm not allowed to go in.