I love a local place. And in an age where everyone heads to the large liquor warehouse, I prefer to…read moreput my money somewhere local. This location RARELY doesn't have what I'm looking for, and the service cannot be toped by any corporation. I highly recommend you put your money where your city is and stop by Quarters instead!

Great people with knowledge of their products! Have about 90% of Liquors. They can also guide you…read moreto the best Cogar shops around town or if they don't have something they can refer to whoever does! All around prices are the best and selection makes this my favorite in town

These guys were all very nice and helpful, even above and beyond my expectations and the selection…read morewas pretty stellar. I got a decent bottle of liquor for a fair price and left quite happy with my entire experience.

The employees are all incredibly nice! They will order something for you if they don't usually…read morecarry it. A wonderful group of people!

Kind of chuckling here after reading Mr. "I was going to spend thousands!" Moneybags' one-star 2022…read morereview claiming rude staff: I've been shopping here since the mid-Nineties and have on every single visit found the staff at this Kelly Liquors outlet to be uniformly eager to help, generally charming and pretty knowledgeable as well. It's not a swanky place with its low ceiling and dim-ish lighting, but they have a fine selection of liquor and interesting beers (their wine is a little on the weak side, but if you can't find _something_ you're either a giant wine aficionado who'd never be shopping here anyway or else kind of a dingbat) and their prices are generally in line with even the big box booze seller we all "totally" know. A perfectly good liquor store, and one I'm happy to have somewhat nearby.

I found everything I wanted there.Good service and great prices.The selection was awesome compared…read moreto what I am used to.

The Monte Carlo has always been a favorite dinner place before Covid . In April we took family…read morevisiting from Munich over for dinner they loved the prime rib dinner and the porterhouse steak . All was good Shelly was great and everyone was happy. Last week we had dinner there except we waited forever for our meals , while other customers received their meals when they came way after us , then the food was not like it use to be . The baked potato was still hard hamburger steak was not tasty like before and the ribeye was to chewy . The staff has changed , the staff from April was missed this last visit .

Old and I mean 1950s old school steakhouse. Charbroiled steaks. Good. And cheap. Service is…read moreexcellent. A must in ABQ! I go there every time I visit the Duke City.

Had the Green Chile stew and the Posole .. Took them to go…read moreabout a month ago when the chill popped in. The were excellent !! Very friendly service and the store and gas pumps are laid out nicely for quick in and out . A bright well kept store and parking lot that also offers EV charging stations and my favorite Car Wash The ambiance inside is welcoming and friendly. I am at this location about 3-4 times a month.. Highly recommend ..

One of the better west side fuel stops Clean pumps and a car…read morewash if required Extensive selection inside at the convenience store With a different variety of items and well thought out Heck of a wine selection, sounds weird but true Laguna burger restaurant attached if you're body needs fuel Recommend

Solid beer section, and almost all of it was in coolers. Although they did not a ton of local ABQ…read morebeer, they did have other breweries like Stone, Leinenkugel, Breckinridge, etc. that was a nice surprise. They have a nice variety of spirits too. It's not my favorite liquor store in town nor is it fancy, but it will do if you need some good beer or liquor.

This place smells horrible I think they have a sewage leak, the staff is great but the ac is not…read moregood and they blast the music like a night club you can't even form a thought.

I am a traveler passing by and stop in a liquor store and got to meet ofelia a worker real…read morerespectful girl help me out. I do recommend this place I give it a 10 +

I was invited to a special Holiday Celebration this year. I was really looking forward to attending…read morewith a good friend, but I had never heard of the venue or the location. Turned out, when I looked it up on a map app, I pass by Pasando Tiempo Winery Tasting Room on Alameda / Hwy 528 several times a month. I guess I need to learn to pay more attention. Some of the best places are right in front of you and you don't even see them. I think Pasando Tiempo Wine Tasting Room has been in this location for a year+ and I was just oblivious. Ugh. Think of all the opportunities I have missed. Never again. Nice, new building, but it would be easy to get it confused with the bank that shares the same location. It is a great location, but they need better signage for those of us with tunnel vision. They have an outside patio, but the weather was a little nippy when I was there - next Spring & Summer it will be pleasant and the view across the valley of the Sandia Mountains will be perfect. The Tasting Room is big and modern. with a separate room for special events. The tasting bar was longer than usual, but accommodated everyone who stepped up to order one of their great wines. I was given a taste of the "7 Briks". Oh my, it was delightful. Sweet, but too much. I generally don;t care for sweet wines, except for an after dinner drink . . . but the "7 Briks" was exceptional. Next time, if I can bring myself to do so, I will try their other wines. The NMHWC event was wonderful. The Pasando Tiempo staff were friendly and professional. The wine - - well the PT wine was like a cherry on the top of a great Holiday experience.

Finally! I finally took the time to stop by. I was the only person there, but don't take that as a…read morebad sign. Quite the opposite, I had 1:1 with Martha. She was happy and pleasant. The place was large, ceilings high and there was plenty of seating at the massive bar and various tables. In the warmer months when the NM wind is not blowing, the outdoor seating is cozy. I came in and sat at the bar. Martha did great explaining all the wines, suggested options I may like. She even convinced me to try their Chardonnay, which generally is not my first choice and actually turned out to be my favorite. Bought a bottle to take home. Chris came in while I was there, the "wine maker" even a sommelier. At this point I'm extra thankful that I'm the only one there. I started asking questions and he was so great! Explaining his love for each season of wine making, explaining how trying different wines was good, our palettes change, we talked about corks, and food pairings and how he doesn't make sweet wine and so much more, in fact so many wonderful topics about wine that I left knowing more than when I entered for a mid-afternoon tasting. I enjoyed his knowledge and honesty & thankful that Martha gave me Chardonnay to try. Sometimes we just have to step out of the box and while we may like a certain wine it's good to try others because like me, you'll enjoy something you didn't think you would. Get your friends and your loved ones or go it alone and visit their beautiful location for local wines and if wine isn't your thing, have a local distillery cocktail or a beer. If you're hungry get a charcuterie board. Friday and Saturday night there's music and food trucks. Extra parking in the dirt lot except when the Christmas trees are there. I'll be sure to return alone and with friends. Highly recommend. Thank you Chris and Martha for a wonderful afternoon.