They had a Bridge City bourbon that was fantastic. It was contracted through McClintoch Distillery…read moreto their specs. Aged just shy of 4 years because of some Maryland rules. Sadly there is no more of this expression but they also have some great store picks. Really nice people. Stop in and give them your business!

Excellent service and they carry liquors They're very difficult to find elsewhere. They have a very…read morelarge selection of other liquor and it's not very pricey at all overall good liquor store.

every and any thing you need for a Friday night or a big Shin Dig. Tastings often going on and…read moreservice is first class.

They should rename this place "ugh I should have gone somewhere else". Prices on the high side and…read morelots of attitude. This is the type of store where they act they're doing you a favor. You're not liquor stores are everywhere.

Great little store has absolutely everything including snacks and all the alcohol mixes..Owners are…read morevery helpful and look like very hard workers..a drive thru also..

Marshy Creek Liquors is a tiny liquor store right off of Rt. 50. The inside is clean and well…read moreorganized. It definitely needs some updates, but what doesn't? What makes this place unique is their drive-through service. No need to call ahead to order; just pull up and get served. It's been great in COVID times, but that's not even new! They always have the drive-through. The prices are fair and the staff is friendly. The staff is willing to make recommendations or help you find a good deal. Would recommend this place over some of the other local, over-priced options.

Really good liquor store. Great selection of bottles, wine, beer, and seltzers…read more Odd that the sign just says "Liquors" without the store name... Friendly staff. Clean floors and shelves. Easily navigable aisles.

For anyone wanting to buy alcohol on kent island this is the place. For people who think there…read moreprices are high you are delusional. I wanted to get some JD one night around 10:30. Since my normal store was closed I went elsewhere. Paid considerably more. Kathy the manager is a great lady. She will order me a case of something I like that they do not carry. She is great at hiring staff. Everyone in the store is friendlt, courteous and will go out of there way to help you. I am 82 and " I ain't as good as I once was" Anytime I have something that is heavy they offer to take it out to the car for me. I finally got over being a macho dude and now say yes. Needed a wine for Thanksgiving last year.Got a recommendation, Spot on at under $15 a bottle. Wide slection. I can get German beer . MONDAY IS SENIOR DAY. You get a 10% discount . Saves me a lot of money. This is the place. What's not to like great prices, good selection , friendly well trained staff great manager.

if you need the essentials - this place has it - if you need great dips and cheeses - this place…read morehas it - if you need fresh sandwiches - yup, you guessed it - they have it.

Okay selection of wines; mediocre selection of cheeses -- but the huge disappointment is how…read moreadamant they are about their deli sandwich menu. They refuse to modify their sandwiches AT ALL. I don't eat meat and they refuse to make me a sandwich just minus the meat because, "if we do a custom sandwich for one person, then we have to do it for all". Then either make custom sandwiches (what's the big deal?) or offer a meat-free option that's not a wrap full of raw squash please! (Yuck) I mean I just want a lettuce, cheese, and tomato sandwich. Good grief. You've lost my familiy's business over your obstinance about this...

L & L provided the alcohol for our BBQ wedding this past week. They were easy & fun to work with…read moreand gave us competitive prices. I highly recommend them! They made sure everything was ready and cold at the time we arrive to pick it up.

Extremely rude employees. Most of the bourbon was behind the counter and not accessible. If you…read morewant beer fine, but don't give these dumps your money

Good service, great selection, and employees are very helpful. Prices are average on most things…read more They are open late and it's very convenient if heading east on 50.

THIS IS A TERRIBLE EVENT! The Chesapeake Bay Balloon…read morefestival took place near the Mason Dixon Line in PA in 2023. They make you order tickets in advance because I am sure they think most people would not buy the tickets if they were to see the event in person. They advertised that there would many balloons at the event with photos. None of the balloons advertised were at the event. They had two down balloons. It was basically a yard sale event with a little bit of music. If you try to contact the company, the number goes to a line for a billing company and there is no one to speak to. You cannot even leave a message. There are many other BAD REVIEWS for this company. Please check other reviews before buying a ticket. It is not worth the money they charge because the event does not have the balloons as promised.

Went on the Groupon price of $29 for two people which was worth it…read more The actual festival itself isn't very large at all, mainly consisting of three main tents with different (around 12 different) wineries/breweries and other odd shops as well as three outdoor areas - picnicking by the boats, live band/picnicking on the lawn, and food vendor area. It takes less then 15 minutes to walk around the whole area to look at each of the vendors offerings. All the winery/brewery vendors were giving out free samples of their drinks if you were willing to wait in a long line (however, by closing time there were much less people, shorter lines, and much bigger pours so you may want to try coming later in the day). All in all, I found the experience to be quite fun, but wouldn't pay full price for admission to the place as you are charged for everything inside except for the sample pours (its like a cover charge for a club). Most places took cash only and while the wines were relatively cheap ($10 ~ $20+) the food there was quite pricey for what it was (e.g. five pieces of fried oreos for $5). I suggest bringing your own picnic food and just picking up a bottle of wine there. One food stand that did stand out was the raw oyster stand where it was a dollar per oyster - a very juicy, succulent oyster. Other than that the above, there wasn't much about the festival that stood out. They really need to expand the place though because everyone ended up being crowded around the vendors who were placed too closely together. Also they need to have signs for parking because parking was just a nightmare.