Alameda Liquor is a hidden gem. Tony and his staff are genuinely great people--always welcoming and…read moreattentive. What really stands out is their fresh food. They have a full breakfast and lunch setup, and everything is made to order. The breakfast burritos are especially good--they'll customize anything exactly how you want it. You should definitely try their breakfast burrito with veggies... wow. On top of that, their drink selection is impressive. From wine to top-shelf spirits, they carry some hard-to-find, high-quality tequila and other bottles you don't usually see everywhere. Great people, great food, and a solid selection--definitely worth stopping by.

Was on the hunt for a really good bottle of bourbon. For the record, I know nothing about this…read moreliquor. But I have a good friend who is a bourbon connoisseur and was on FaceTime to help me Someone suggested that I go to fancy free on Burbank Boulevard. They had some decent bottles of liquor there, but not a good selection of bourbon. So I went to Yelp and a place close by was recommended. I called Alameda liquor to make sure that I was not gonna make another unsuccessful trip. The young man, I spoke to told me I'd called the right place because they had one of the best bourbon selections in the area. He did not disappoint. They have some great bottles at all. Price ranges. He was also very kind and respectful to me as I was completely ignorant, but he worked with my friend on the phone to pick a perfect bottle for a holiday gift. Whether you know what you are doing when choosing a bottle of liquor or not, this place not only has the variety of choices, but also the knowledge and patience to work with you for the perfect bottle.

This was such a fun place to shop in Burbank, CA. I was looking for Odz and Enz down the block,…read morebut they closed early for Super Bowl Sunday/2024. I ended up here because I just wanted to locate a different type of store to shop....not get drunk. The cashier was very friendly and immediately greeted me when I walked in. The merchandise that caught my eyes were the Super Mario Bros' keychains that were hanging up front inside a plastic but clear cabinet. We got to talking, and he told me that those keychains have been quite popular these days. I grew up on playing Super Mario Nintendo video games. Finally bought him!!!! Actually bought all 3: Super Mario, Luigi and Mr. Mushroom. They didn't sell Princess Peach keychain at the time I bought a set of three....I would've bought her, too. I spent some time taking pics of other fun items they sold here at Village Liquor Market, Burbank, CA. Thanks for showing me a great time!!!! I'll be back.

This store is a true neighborhood gem. The owners and staff at Village Liquor & Market are always…read morewarm and welcoming, and they make the whole shopping experience enjoyable. They support the local community and treat their customers like family. So glad to have them in Burbank!

They are always stocked up on new product. They got what you need here. thank you, Tony for always…read moretaking care of me.

I usually visit this liquor store to buy lottery tickets. Staff in this store are always nice and…read morefriendly. They always greet and acknowledge the customer when they walk in. This store is very clean and organized compared to the other liquor stores I have been to. They have a variety of alcoholic beverage and spirits. For parking, there is a small parking lot in front of the store which is shared with other businesses. It is usually to find a spot to park.

I know a cool Armenian guy whose parents own this liquor store I used to come to sometimes when I…read morelived in the Valley. I was in the area recently with my girl, and we stopped by to get some drinks for a party we were invited to. She has friends here she does not get to see often because we all live so far away from each other. Anyways, they have some of the best Liquor, Wines , Beers, and other drinks for expensive and cheaper prices. Nice hidden spot here across the street from Ralphs and a little donut shop. Nice staff and cool owner. I will be back as soon as I get another chance.

Best liquor store in town! Brandon is the nicest! Everything is so organized and clean!read more

I heard this was the place to come for baklava and I heard right. The baklava was the only prepared…read morefood I noticed at this little neighborhood store. That said, I was on a mission to acquire some baklava and didn't look around much. The baklava was delicious. I'll be back to get more for sure.

Aero Liquor Market has been serving the Burbank Community for over 25 years. When I was a kid, I…read morewould come here often for the latest baseball card packs. Now as an adult,I come here often for the latest beer packs. Aero Liquor recently expanded their craft beer and cigar sections. For being a little neighborhood market they have all the essentials. If you check in on your Yelp app you get 10% off your next beer or wine purchase. Aero Market has also been recognized as a lucky lottery retailer for consecutive years. There is only a couple parking spaces in front, but plenty of street parking. The Owner has always been friendly and welcoming. If they don't have something you want, they will try and order the item you're looking for.

The best liquor store in Los Angeles. Well-maintained. Friendly and knowledgeable cashiers. Some…read morerare bottles available now and then (most recently, I spotted a Weller 107 behind the counter). And they have a variety of Lucky Strikes, which I've discovered is a difficult cigarette to locate all over the city. The pièce de résistance (and the reason I've deemed them "the best")? They sell individual cocktail bags, a little grabby of mixers and minis, sometimes with fun accoutrements like edible glitter, rock candy, or an actual drinking vessel that you can keep forever (I've seen a moscow mule mug and a tiny cantarito). They're priced from $9 to around $20, and the store gives you one straw and one cup of ice per bag. There's unmetered street parking in front, and a Raising Cane's next door if you want to pick up a cocktail bag from Starz and some Cane's chicken tendies and have a day!

If I see a liquor store I always drop in and test my luck by buying a few Lottery tickets. This…read morestore has some collectable liquor bottles and some ice cream that is not sold in every store. You can also buy some cheap and some pricey pre-made party drink bags.

Love, love, LOVE! Circus Liquors. Very cool liquor store with a huge variety of craft beers, wines,…read moresoft drinks, and snacks too! The parking lot is small, but I've never had trouble finding a spot to park. Will definitely keep returning!

This definitely isn't a place I'm going to revisit anytime soon. Prices on so much are a mystery,…read moreand I don't have the patience to keep taking whatever looks interesting up to the front counter to find out how much it costs. Having picked out two different cans from the beer cave, the clerk at the front counter rang them up and said "12". I paid, then headed into the L.A. night.... At a red light just down the road, I looked at the receipt: $12.93. Then it hit me that these didn't ring up correctly, and saying just "12" felt deceptive. Thankfully, I had asked for a receipt. One beer rang up as $5.39, and the other $6.39. Back at Circus Liquor a minute later, I pointed out to the same clerk that he had overcharged me... one can absolutely had a $4.99 sticker on it (and I, incorrectly, thought they both did). Pointing out the pricing discrepancy, he pointed at the can that didn't have a sticker and said "That one is $5.99." The receipt showed neither beer rang up at that price. Luckily, an older gentleman also working behind the counter stepped in at that moment and asked how we could resolve this. He offered for me to swap out the $4.99 beer for one more expensive to make up for the difference. That was fair enough for me. Yet, with the lack of prices, I looked for a fair trade and felt like my choices were limited. There are plenty of other options around and plenty that are completely transparent with their prices. Thus, I have no plans to stop by Circus Liquor again. If you do visit, I strongly recommend you ask for a receipt and check it! A second star is given only because the older clerk did a good job of diffusing the situation. The other guy was no help.

Nice clean local neighborhood mini mart in the thick of Burbank off Burbank Blvd and Reese not too…read morefar off from Victory Blvd intersection close to the 5fwy. I strolled in for a refreshment on the weekend and the store is very clean and well laid out with a ton of wine, beer and spirits about. They have glass divider at checkout and have some decent health and safety procedures in place (mask are required). The owner was personable, but not really friendly if that makes sense. I tend to walk around a lot and usually with a backpack of satchel making any purchases easy to carry. I guess he was a little "fearful of my backpack knocking into things, even though this never happened. Since I was the only customer at the time I felt like I was being watched like a hawk. The really surprising part about Reese is they have an adult video section in back of all things. I guess they're going for the full service shopping experience. The snacks are terrible overpriced here but I got some things to support this local business. Not sure I'd stop in again, but also will be a little more aware of the little things here. The parking lot is pretty easy as is street parking.

Generous "3" stars. Really a 2 to 2.5 all things considered. I've always found the main owner…read moresuperficially "nice" but I never feel really welcome or comfortable in his presence. He always seems to be doing something more important than serving you, in the back room or somewhere else, that he's had to begrudgingly break off from to help you. The younger guy who works back there some days is just the same-----with a military stiffness and a "let's-get-this-over-with" flair to the transactions he handles. He always calls me "sir" if he calls me anything-----not sure if he's the owner's son but I wouldn't be shocked to find out he is. My wife, being the generous good-hearted soul she is suggested Burbank Reese as a stop-off-for-wine-and-beer place before we've gone to parties several times, and there was nothing about the experiences that would incentivize me to ever do it again. The last time we did this we were checking out the wines in the cooler waaaaay in the back of the store and the owner was suddenly interested in us--------not as a sommelier but to keep an eye on us in the most obvious and obnoxious way in case I wanted to stick bottles of his wine down my pants and up my wife's party dress so we could leave without paying. (We've owned a house in Burbank for 12 years and don't steal.) We bought 2 pricey bottles and a 6-pack anyway but as far as I'M concerned, it's buh-bye to this place as far as any future liquor expenditures are concerned, especially since the owner was very *blah* about the fact that we just spent $60 in his store. P.S. If you like the lottery, they have a big display of Scratchers right in your face at the front counter, but the owner doesn't give you the impression he enjoys dealing with them or the lotto games. Also they have a Scratchers machine next to the main entrance that is unplugged most of the time. (To save electricity?) When I asked the owner why it's unplugged his answer was something like: "the tickets are all the same." ALL THE SAME??? What if there's a $10 million winner in the unplugged machine?