I didnt know Laurel even needed a new choice for wine and spirits until this place joined the…read moreLaurel Towne Center. Now...it's a little tight in there BUT its because they have a great selection for residents! Wine, beer, mixers, moonshine and a customer appreciation program. They have a pretty good selection of wine and brands. I find everything i want and need,even a good choice of plum wines. Visit.

DO NOT GOT HERE, bought a bottle a while back. They grabbed it off the shelf behind the counter…read more Come to find out it was watered down. Everyone in there full of themselves. Total Wine right down the street. WAY CHEAPER, and

This is my favorite beverage place. Sometimes I come and just walk around with no intentions of…read morebuying anything. I mean, I always do buy something but that isn't my intentions all the time, especially if I'm just in the area. Of course if I drive out here, there are intentions but if my GPS so happens to take me near here on my travels, I stop in. They have some classes that are good to attend so be on the lookout for their events. Usually, I'm coming for the whiskey, rum, vodkas because I can get the wine at a closer location but this is the only place I can get both in this area so I appreciate it. This particular time was for a Crown Royal event where they talked about the history and how they come up with their products. Good times!

This location is the one stop shop for everything beverages: alcoholic, non alcoholic, juices,…read moresyrups, mixes, water, and hosting tools and equipment. I'll admit the selection is a bit overwhelming. Parking is plentiful but packed, with a few dedicated spots for online pickups. The store is well organized with overall great customer service. And they seem well versed on their products. And there are a few sample stations of wines, champagne, and cocktails. And the checkout lines move efficiently, but are quite tight in space. And I take this as a compliment, but they are stern about asking for ID. I noticed my checkout guy staring at me hard as I was unloading my cart onto the conveyor belt. I was still debating whether to purchase a few items in my cart, when he abruptly asked me for my ID. I nodded and proceeded to hand him an item I decided not to purchase. But then he seemed so relieved when I finally handed him my ID, almost like he thought I was going to pull a fast one :). I Totally recommend this location!

Hello fellow Yelpers…read more Dont shop here the staff "always" has a negative attitude. I went to this shop several times recently ( because its the only store on that block and I was attending physical therapy int he area)until I had my last straw with them . When you shop here they try to make you feel like your business means nothing to them.This is coming from a guy who strictly went in there to buy a bottle of water and a few lottery scratch offs..THE VIBE IN THIS PLACE IS ALLLLL WRONG AND NEGATIVE .. save your beautiful energy and go somewhere where your business is appreciated FOR SURE...I feel that places like this judge you by the color of your skin and not the content of your character.. and thats just wrong ...Goood business is good business and bad business.. I must say this place SUCKS

Terrible do not recommend they are very rude to customers of color to put it plain and simple. Also…read moreon top of that they never have prices on their bottles of wine so you have to constantly go to the register to ask what the price is. This is not OK as sometimes even though we know the wine that we're buying every store has a different price and so I think they do this as not being above board. When I asked the employee and it's been more than one about this they shrugged me off and just basically said give me your money. This is a prime example of a business that is in an urban area that doesn't care anything about the people that they serve I will probably never return here.

Cons: wouldn't notice it from a major street if you didn't know it was there, small selection…read more(especially beer-- don't go there expecting a variety of local craft brews, it's mostly major domestics, wine coolers and the like), and you'll pay a couple bucks more for a 6-pack than you will at other liquor stores in the area. Pros: staff seem friendly, they do have liquor and wine as well if that's what you're after, the area's well-lit (it's next to a car dealership) so it doesn't seem too sketchy despite being in a sort of out-of-the-way spot, which brings us to the one really relevant point... they're open past 10. This probably isn't going to become your go-to neighborhood liquor store, but it's a fine option when everything else nearby has already closed for the night.

We visited here on the 4th of July ONLY because Woody's and Starting Gate down the street were…read moreclosed by Midnight. If you're patronizing this establishment, recognize that you're going to pay WAY more than other local liquor stores. Plus, the outside looks like an old, spooky house turned into a liquor store...kinda sketchy. The inside is extremely small and they have a very limited supply of wine, beer, and spirits. On a positive note, there's plenty of on-site parking and good lighting so you do feel safe walking in and out. Not sure if the guy standing by the door was there to stop shoplifters or to control how many people came in and out cause of Covid, but it didn't make me feel any safer. He was very nice tho! We would only visit again as a last resort, but not any time soon.

Great place! Very relaxed and less busy then the other places. Employees are nice and…read moreknowledgeable. Store is very clean and welcoming. They have a lotto station with 2 lotto machines and a screens for Keno and a travel to sit at. Pretty cool!

First time here to get some wine. The wine selection isn't huge but they have a lot of top shelf…read moreliquors. The customer service was wonderful. A breath of fresh air! I will always return for that reason alone

Please do not be fooled. There is no deli here! I just came from there trying to get a good…read moresandwich.

The markup here is super high. Wine like, Banished, Apothec, ... sell for $4 to $5 less at nearby…read morestores.

I have been shopping at Laurel Liquors for sat least 6 years! The owner(s) have been friendly and…read morevery helpful. The liquors I buy I find competitive with other stores in Laurel.

Pros: easy to get to (if you are here). Staff seemed friendly…read more Cons: Small as can be. Selection leaves something to be desired. Prices were a little above avg. There are a number of local places where you can do better

The big beer, wine and more store nearby was out of my favorite wine so we stopped at Camelot. They…read morewere low in stock (that darn shipping situation) but were able to put together a case of 750 ml bottles. The store is rather cramped so it's a little overwhelming. What really impressed me is that as soon as we entered the woman behind the counter gave us a friendly hello. After we searched unsuccessfully for our wine we asked if there were any cases in the back. She checked the computer and called to a man to look in the back. There were none there but he did find some tucked on the back of a shelf in the main store. While all this was going on I had a nice chat with the woman up front, mainly talking about the impact of the current shipping problems. I really didn't pay attention to the prices, everything is going up right now anyway, but I did appreciate the good and friendly service.

Nice museum of allocated bottles. Apparently bottles in the case is just for show and not for…read moresale. Secondary plus...plus for you. Enjoy

They have some of the best prices in town however I don't like how they operate. This store makes…read moreyou feel like a criminal upon arrival. If your purse is big you have to leave it upfront with security- - - WTH. If you don't want to leave your purse then you have to take it back to your car. This just pisses me off. I understand people steal from here but I'm also sure that every store more than likely deals with theft, and I've neeeever been told to leave my personal property (only shopping bags) anywhere while shopping. You also have employees walking around watching like a hawk, which is a bit uncomfortable as well. They have a large selection and good prices, which is the only reason I come back. It's also closer to my house but every now and then I drive to the DC location.

I was looking for a specific item, so I called instead of showing up first. It just so happens that…read moreI found them on Yelp, after my first option did not have the product available. The reviews were mixed, so I was somewhat concerned about giving them a try. However, I decided to go and avoid any of the issues that other people have experienced, such as "no large purses and don't bring your own bag". Lo and behold, when I called they had what I was looking for and for a decent price. The person who answered the call confirmed that they had a number of the product available, so I went the following day. When I arrived, I was still concerned about the visit. I didn't know where the product was located, so I asked security for assistance. He walked me to the product. I got the product and went straight to the checkout counter. It was a quick and easy visit. I saw another item for a great price that I would have purchased, but I decided to keep the visit short and sweet. It appears to be a well organized store with a large variety of items. I would possibly return for something specific.

Bless these souls!!! When everything else is closed, Woody's is there for you. They've always…read moreremained true to their 10am-2am DAILY HOURS, even during the toughest days of the pandemic. They don't have the most glamorous of jobs, and they've probably had a few terrifying encounters due to the area they serve us in. Whenever I'm stopping by, I try to empathize with them. I like to show my gratitude because I know when Woody's goes away, so too will our only source of after-midnight bottled wine, and liquor. We definitely don't want that day to come, now do we? Say thanks. Be kind. Don't rob them.

So, me and my coworker came here after a long shift. A fifth of Allen's altos cost $40 fucking…read moredollars. It's $25 online at total wine. * Double check ALL prices and ask for a receipt. * This place seems to not give you a receipt upon asking. I only caught the price because of what It said on the register screen. * Wait until the morning to get liquor rather coming to this overpriced ass place. * LAX is a better recommendation. *lastly, the ambiance of this place is literally a liquor store in a janky place. If you get fucked over and purchase a bottle, just take your L and charge It to the game. I do not recommend this place. Their prices fluctuate significantly.