Awesome service, gentleman who most often runs the establishment and I suspect may be the owner is…read moreextremely friends and helpful, I have only once in my many visits regretted just 1 suggestion, the Sake, but they only had 1 option, and I'm from Seattle, so I'm used to dozens of options for cold and hot sake and flavors you can't imagine. Overall, I will say I'm NEVER going to any other liquor store if this place is open when I need it.

The largest selection of wine in town. Reasonably priced. Pleasant staff. It is near my dog…read moregroomer... So, we like to stop by after we drop off the dogs.

Nice selection. Everything is out in the aisles making it easier to shop…read more Mixers and airline bottles as well as gift sets make this better than average. Friendly, knowledgable staff means it will stay that way.

The prices aren't much different than George's in Laurel. Now if they only had the selection that…read moreGeorges has . If they went to shelves , instead of the tables , they could stock a wider variety. One of the only liquor stores that I've seen Pappy Van Winkle on the shelf. I asked about a particular brand of bourbon . They didn't have it , but they were willing to order it for me.

They have some barrel picks for bourbon. However they are really jacking up the prices on the…read moreallocated items. We will pass hunting for bourbon there, unless you want to pay $250 for a jack 10z

One of the best selections of wine in Meridian. Staff is super friendly and knowledgeableread more

Really good ice cream. Not sure where the southern hospitality here was though. I hope it was just…read morea random occurrence. I was disappointed they didn't have malts :) But I'm sure their shakes were good. Historic location- was the location of Harper Lee's childhood home, and right next to the ruins of Truman Capote's childhood home.

This little carry out diner sits on property of great literary significance. Right next-door is the…read morehome where Truman Capote spent his childhood and I believe this is location of Harper Lee's home. Just it's two blocks south of the historic courthouse which is now museum. the Movie To Kill A Mockingbird was not flimed obviously Harper Lee's hometown was significantly influencing to the book. The courtroom museum was copied you'll recognize movie