Not sure if it's tariffs or what, but I feel like this Tower is overpriced on one particular item:…read moreHigh Noons. I've not lived in GA for many years and thus, I don't know what the seltzer/light drinks go for. But a High Noon 12 pack in MD is $20. At this Tower, the price range ran the gamut, but an 8 pack was $20. What gives? I bought a $26 12 pack for a party but I didn't feel good about it. Glad I don't shop here regularly.

The staff were nice. The selection was large and they had the spirit free sparkling wine I was…read morelooking for. I would recommend this place.

I stopped into Green's at Ponce de Leon on Saturday, March 14 around 1:26 PM to make a quick…read morepurchase for a cookout I was headed to--an $11 bottle of vodka. What should have been a 30-second transaction turned into one of the strangest retail experiences I've had in a long time. The cashier, Sophia, simply refused to complete the sale. Instead, she remained standing at the register while other paying customers waited in line until a manager eventually stepped in and finished the transaction. Let that sink in: a cashier holding up the line and refusing to ring up a customer for no legitimate reason until a manager had to intervene. If the owners care to review their camera footage from that time, they'll see the entire interaction. At no point was I rude, disruptive, or inappropriate. The escalation came entirely from the employee. What stood out most was the willingness to create a scene and delay multiple customers over what appeared to be a personal reaction rather than any store policy or legitimate issue. Retail is not complicated: ring up the customer, be reasonably polite, and keep the line moving. Apparently that was too much to ask here. I'm not looking for compensation and I'm not interested in arguing about it. But it was such an unnecessarily unpleasant interaction that I felt it was worth documenting. Needless to say, I won't be returning to this location.

Beer Run! There is not much to say about this place. This…read morelocation is a winner!! Huge selection of anything you are looking for. There is a small parking lot but I think there is an overflow area out back. I would definitely recommend Green's.

Great owners and extremely accommodating. I've been coming here faithfully for over a year and the…read moreowners even took a recommendation for a bottle that was hard for me to find.

Love talking to the owners they're always helpful. I always go to their store for great prices.read more

It is the liquor store; what else is there to say? It's an original Atlanta... They've always had…read morewhat I've gone in for and their prices are good. Also, they don't sell cups of ice!

You know how it is with liquor stores in the hood…read more Bulletproof glass everywhere, you have to tell the clerk what you want, and forget about buying high end designer brands of liquor from these types of store. What they do have is a vast selection of liquor so you are sure to find something your head and stomach can handle and there's also condoms, blunt wraps, and mixers to help keep the party going. I would have sworn that the girl that helped me was younger than 21, but I guess the store wouldn't risk losing their business with hiring someone too young to work there. Pretty much the only liquor store on Moreland near the drive in theater. All the other stores are mini marts and only sell beer or malt liquor.

I really love the people that work here! There's a great selection of options. And you can find…read moregreat deals in each section. 10 out of 10 recommend

A little pricey but very convenient store. They have almost everything you need. The customer…read moreservice is here is very nice and everything is well organized.

Kenny 18 shares the building with the Valero on the corner. I stopped at Valero and the signage for…read moreKenny 18 caught my eye. I went inside and was surprised by how pretty it was! Kenny 18 was so pretty that I HAD to buy something, anything! (If I had known that I would be the first to review, I would have taken more pictures.) There's something about the lighting and the aisles set at a diagonal that is pleasing to the eye. I really enjoyed walking through the store. It's a smaller store but the selection has something for everyone. The standard beers, wines and spirits are there along with higher end items that I have never seen before. I also saw several bottles that I would like to experiment with. Kenny 18 has a loyalty program where you earn 1 star for every dollar spent. If you join the K18 Club, there are discounts, exclusive offers, etc. and it's free to join. I feel like I've found my new favorite bottle shop, and I'm looking forward to my next trip and finding something new for my experimental libations.

Love this Spot! Super convenient! However, this is the second time I have been there and the price…read moreof Champagne is one price on the shelf (9.99) and rings up a higher price at checkout (10.99). You would think the lower price would honored, but no. I was told the price was 10.99. As a standard, the lower price should be honored.

We visit Hop City nearly every Monday after running the Beltline. Chef Troy has truly enhanced the…read moretaste and quality of their food offerings. His Crab Sandwich is second to none. Honey and Hot Chicken Wings are to die for. He always goes above and beyond, ensuring we have a great experience.

We walked in and headed straight to the bar. The bartender greeted us with a smile and immediately…read morewiped down the counter where we chose to sit, then handed us a couple of food menus. The beer selection was posted right on the bar--it was extensive, and we were genuinely excited about the options. After looking it over, we both decided to go with beer flights to get a good taste of what they had on tap. For food, Wifey ordered the Chicken Tenders with French Fries, and I went with the Golden Chicken Sandwich. The beer flights came out quickly and were clearly labeled. While we sat at the bar, some old-school hip-hop played in the background. It kept us nodding along while we sampled our beers. Not long after, our food arrived--hot and fresh. The chicken tenders came with fries, and I managed to sneak a few--they were perfectly crispy. My sandwich really hit the mark--crispy chicken with great texture and solid flavor. I was chatting with our bartender and learned they have a full-service restaurant upstairs, so of course I had to head up for a little recon. As soon as I reached the top, I was warmly welcomed by the host and staff. I let them know I just wanted to check out the space. Upstairs had a completely different feel from downstairs. While the lower level had more of a laid-back, neighborhood bar atmosphere, the upstairs was bright, modern, and a bit more refined. I even noticed some outdoor seating, which we'll definitely have to try next time. One thing to note: the beer selection upstairs isn't as extensive as what's offered downstairs. I headed back down, and Wifey and I ordered another flight to share. At one point, I looked over and said, "I could honestly stay here all day." Great music, cold beer, tasty food, and sports on the TVs--it checked all the boxes for a relaxed and fun afternoon. Instagram: @whatsthenextmemory

Always friendly service and they have everything you need. There is always extra parking in the…read moreback.

I've been living in the neighborhood for ten years, use to come to this shopping center to use the…read moreRedbox and go to Family Dollar and never paid attention to this store until one day last week when someone asked me to stop in here and pick up a bottle of Hennessy. Now, I'm not trying to be funny, but how the hell you out of Hennessy in the black community? Well they weren't actually out of it, but only had the fifth size or gallon size bottles avail the night I stopped in. Its in the hood, so pay attention to your surroundings. Between getting out the car and going in, one person asked me for change and another offered to sell me some Energizer batteries. The person riding with me said they also have a drive through. I didn't pay much attention and don't recall seeing one. They probably have most of the liquors people are familiar but wouldn't suggest coming here for any sort of specialty or hard to find liquor