They have a massive sign that advertised fine wine and liquors. I mean I guess they have some decent wines and liquor but i was expecting a lot more out of it. Kinda misleading the store is nice and clean and well laid out but the selection is pretty run of the mill. read more

Short Stop 24 - Massive sign - Beer, Wine & Spirits Near Me - Sherman Oaks, California

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Short Stop 24 is a nice little convenience store. It's pretty clean, tidy, organized, and quiet overall. Everything they offer is neat and organized: the alcohols were grouped together in one aisle, you can easily spot the toiletries and hygienic products, candy bars/various snacks are in the same aisle, and the cold refrigerated drinks are at the very back. I mainly went inside to check out their offerings of instant noodles. Sadly, they do not carry Samyang noodles, which is fine. They do offer the generic soba noodle brands that you see in every grocery store. The store itself is kind of a large size; it's the size of a little restaurant. Bigger than a gas station snack stop I'd say. read more

Very good service. The owner of the store helped me with three large bags of kitty litter. They have everything!!!

Used to grab snacks and drinks at this place almost every day at lunchtime . . . until I watched one of the cashiers absolutely degrade a homeless man. The man was counting his money to pay (which, by the way, he DID have enough money to make his purchase). The whole time the cashier was berating him. "Get your bag off the counter!" "Where's your money?! 10 more cents!" "Get out of my store!" Some more comments about the man being gross. It got to the point where the man said "sir, please stop, I'm a human too". He ended up paying the price in full, putting his things in the bag the cashier screamed at him about, and calmly leaving. Nothing the man did warranted such a reaction; he simply walked in in dirty clothes and politely and quietly paid for his things. Such disgusting behavior from the cashier. Stopped going immediately after that day. read more

Omg! I used to a customer this liquor store like SIX years. Owner son "Moonsur" was very lovely heart. He always permitted 20% discount all items like cigarette, wine, liquor to us. Even sometimes i did not had much money with me, he gave me not only free cigarette pack, also Liquor and Wine too. He ever not charged M/O fee when we made "Money Order" from him. Not only me, my all friends are told me same story about MOONSUR how he was friendly with girls. Now, "Moonsur" NO more handling this business. OMG! OMG! We are missing you Babe ! He was really a nice guy. read more

This is my go to liquor store. Lovely staff, close by. However during COVID-19 times they have a sign on the door that says you must wear a mask to enter. WHICH IS GREAT! However the last couple times I've been coming they let people in WITHOUT A MASK! I asked them about it while I was there and they said they can't stop people coming in without a mask. It's the law. It's on the front of the door. So yes. You can mandate it. I'm just really disappointed and won't be returning. We need to unite together during this time. And this place isn't apart of that mentality. read more

This place has everything! I just moved into an apt nearby and this store is such a convenience! I love how it's a grocery and 711 type, check cashing (lol), arcade AND a restaurant! My boyfriend and I have eaten there 3 times now. He's impressed with their Chicago Dog (especially Polish). I thought the Turkey Dog was really good. Their fries taste great- he likes them with cheese. The chicken gyros he had were disappointing and bland. I've never felt sick or anything even though it's a Liquor Store Restaurant lol; I've actually thought everything I've had was really good! The store front has ev-er-y-thing. Frozen food, grocery food and spices, cereals, sodas, wine, toys, gift wrapping, gloves, hats, first aid, snacks, babybel and other cheeses, deli meat, produce etc etc etc ETC. The guys working on both sides of the store are really nice and personable. The restaurant part stays open until 10pm which seems to be a miracle in this area! And I've never seen the store part closed (even after midnight) so maybe its 24/7? Or maybe 2am, not sure. It's well-lit, good parking and there's a security guard there too. Also, the original marquee outside is awesome! This is my new favorite CONVENIENCE store. read more

Trash. Horrible customer service. It's a wanna be 711. They never have any answers to questions and are clueless of prices. 80% of the store does not have prices on their items. read more

I ran out of milk and they tore down my Ralph's. I figured Id run in here because it was easy and close. A gallon of milk is almost $5.00 wow convenience has its price. I could have accepted that if it didn't expire almost a week before the expiration date. I will never step foot in here again. read more

Hey guys, watch out for this store. I already have 3 incidents with this shop. After using my credit card, I end up with unauthorized charges made somewhere in Anaheim. Use cash only in this store read more

I am a daily regular here. It is right down the street from home and they have anything you could possibly need in a flash. Better than rite aid, and not nearly as overpriced. They carry a decent selection of wine and micro brews as well. I always get service with a smile. read more

funny place. located right next to the infamous chimneysweep, review for that coming soon. in the meantime here's a long-winded way to quote mike brady with "caveat emptor." one night i pop in at the short stop and grab a pack of vanilla zingers. i'm not usually a zinger guy, but at that late-night moment they are the late-night tv overseas orphans begging me to give them a home, even though zingers seem to get smaller every time i see them and they're now made by hostess, what the hell happened to dolly madison. so i get home and into the fridge they go, and later on they're perfect -- so much so that days later i'm thinking, man, that was a really good pack of zingers. so i'm in the neighborhood and stop in again and there's one pack of vanilla ones left. expiration date okay, package is okay, no, well it's not. there's a hole in the seam underneath towards the edge and you can even feel that the first zinger is dried out and dead. the guy behind the counter asks if he can help me since i'm looking around hoping some drunk or stoner has randomly left another pack somewhere, and i ask him if he has any more in the back. he says no, and i point out to him that there's a hole in the last package and they're no good. he takes them and walks behind the counter and i leave, zingerless. a few days after that i pass by short stop 24 again, think zinger, park the car and go inside to find again one lone package of vanilla zingers. i flip it over and sure enough, it's exact same package with the same hole and the same dead zinger. i hand the pack to the girl behind the counter who says she keeps putting those things behind the counter to return and the guys keep putting them out. i would certainly advise you check expiration dates and packaging before bringing any of your purchases up to the register since they obviously don't care about selling you stale food. by extension, i would skip the hot dog place next door altogether. otherwise, they have a decent variety of liquor, beer, wine, ice cream, household supplies, pantry items, pre-wrapped sandwiches, and maybe a toy if you've been good. they sell individual mini boxes of corn flakes without having to buy the entire variety pack, likewise single hostess cupcakes and ding dongs which i think is worth one star on its own because that's important in a mini market open until 2 in the morning. but keep your wits about you, and don't get zingered. and say hello to my pack of vanilla zingers in the torn wrapper, because i'll bet a dollar to a doughnut it's still there. read more

i LOVE this place! they have everything you can imagine, they are open late, and the staff is always very friendly. almost like a grocery store, love it! read more

Their Western Union service is not reliable. Most of the time, I'm told either that their service is closed or that the computer is not working. I'm guessing it's because they're short on store attendants that can do both cashiering and servicing their Western Union window. read more

First off, I HATE not recommending independently owned businesses, as I generally support them and I have always looked past this place's high prices for the fact that the store is convenient and the staff is friendly. However, today my experience at the Short Stop was anything but pleasant. I live at The Plaza down the street and always enjoy taking my dog on a short walk with me down the street while I run some errands. I have taken her in to this place several times and never once has anyone said anything (except noting how adorable she is and doting on her). I came in today to use western union with my 12 pound docile dog with me. The woman behind the counter said "you can't have your dog here." I said "she is a service dog." she said "show me her badge." I responded "I have had her here several times, there's never been a problem. I just need to make a quick transaction here and I will be right out. Can I speak to the manager please?" She rudely replies "I AM the manager! she has to go." I said "ok." So I complied and took my tiny dog out and tied her around a pole in the sweltering heat. I politely asked her what her name was, I had never seen her before and I came here often. She rudely said "Nancy. I am the manager here. (As if I didn't already hear her the first time. I must be incompetent.) Would you like the owner's number as well?" She said in a snarky tone. I said "no thanks, I could find that information on my own." After my transaction, out I went and Never will I return. I understand there are guidelines but clearly this woman had a "Mall cop" mentality. She could have been nicer or more understanding about the situation. It wasn't like I drove. I couldn't put my dog in the car. This woman did NOT care. You would have thought I was walking into the Taj Mahal the way she acted! Ummmm LADY it's a CONVENIENCE store and I know rules are rules but be nice. What I don't understand is, ever since I have been coming to this place (since August) There are always bums hanging out at night begging for money. Never ONCE have I NOT been hit up for money as I walk in and out of the doors at this place. Now THAT is bad for business. A smart management team would kindly tell the bums to leave, as I find that offensive and it's quite a put-off, and actually makes young females such as myself feel uncomfortable. We have pool parties here often at The Plaza and I generally go to the shop stop for all my alcohol and snack supplies but sadly I will no longer be supporting this store until Nancy is gone. I truly enjoyed all of the men who work here, they are nothing but chill and friendly. But as a consumer I can't support a business I don't believe I was treated properly. I have told my neighbors about this situation today as well. A note to Short Stop: Sherman oaks is a very dog friendly neighborhood so I would suggest chilling out on the strict dog policy; at least for small dogs. I've never had a problem at other convenience stores taking my dog to run errands with me. I honestly have only wrote a few yelp reviews in my life, but my experience today angered me enough to take the time out and write. I hope the new management works out for you. read more