What's not to like about BevMo?! They have literally almost everything you could want for your…read moreparty or casual drinking needs. That's well organized, they have quite the large stock of so many varieties of everything they carry. When you're looking for something that they may not have they really go out of their way to try to help you find it or help you find something that might be similar. The staff has always very pleasant to deal with and highly efficient with getting you in and out and onto the drinking fun!

This BevMo location is located in Empire Center in Burbank. They sell variety of domestic and…read moreforeign liquor. It is smaller compare to other stores. It is very organized and clean. They have cups, snacks, and almost everything needed for a party. Service can be better. I felt that cashier was not too friendly or seemed bothered as I was making my purchase. Other than customer service no complaints about this location. As far parking, it is easy to find parking spot since it is located in Empire Center. There is always plenty of parking spots.

If you haven't visited this liquor Store after it's been remodeled you are missing out !! Amazing…read moreservice very knowledgeable staff great selection of liquor and super clean !!!

These are the guys, the best guys, my number one guys. Better than 7/11 down the street. Give…read morethirst quencher your money please

Our go to shop for wine, beer and spirits! Fancy Free Liquor is a must-visit for anyone looking to…read morelevel up their home bar. Don't skip their cocktail mixes--they carry unique mixers you won't find at a standard grocery store.

Knowledgeable staff with amazing selection. They have done an amazing job with the shop.read more

This place has changed it no longer has a beer cave. I was looking for some local beer but they did…read morenot have. I ended up buying one case of Modelo Negra at $20.99 and I bought a 375 mL Woodford reserve bourbon whiskey. My total was $59.05 I could not believe it! I had to call the place back and ask for an itemized receipt which a gentleman quickly explained that the fees are two dollars for the credit card plus $.60 CRV but they just did not add up. I understand a convenience upcharj, but that bottle is much less than they charge there and I will not be going back to this place. They don't even have the taxes and fees itemized.

Competent employees are needed. Picked up to cans of mission brew hazy ipa. Clearly had mark down…read moresticker saying 3.99. When scanned it said 4.99 I told cashier it was wrong. All he can say is some mumble jumbo about fees and tax are included. But it Clearly showed they were added after the 9.98 subtotal. He said "look your dealing with a McDonald's employee. You can call manager later if you like." Mind you this is 10.30 at night after my work shift. Terrible

Return to Mission Wine & Spirits - North Glendale…read more Still an incredible layout, selection and one of my favorite Cigar Rooms/Humidors in the Greater LA area. Love the deals on their weekly specials including Irish Whiskey, Vodka, Wine, Craft Beer (as well as Domestic & Imported) and more! Open seven days a week from 9AM til 8PM Monday through Saturday and from 11AM to 4PM on Sundays. Issa is the manager here and a hell of guy! All the staff are personable as well as helpful. There's a nice lot as well as plenty of street parking. Somewhat have always preferred Mission Wine & Spirits to BevMo aka Beverages & More, Total Wine & More, or similar chains. Mission still feels like the neighborhood choice, with incredible prices, deals and service to match. Becoming somewhat of a cigar aficionado in the past year plus, with some guidance from my significant other. We stopped in together today and did some browsing as well as shopping. Him for Vodka to have at his place and me to have whiskey at mine. I spend a lot of time in Glendale and though they have two great locations, this one is my top choice hands down. There's just something a little more intimate and thoughtful here. Lots of beverage accessories, gift items and various things here you'll enjoy. Mixers, snacks, and various lottery things that make it nice to stop in and take in the magic of Mission. You can place orders online as well for pickup and/or delivery and they'll do their best to accommodate your needs, events, celebrations or leisure accumulation.

excellent liquor store w/ helpful staff who seem knowledgeable…read more wonderful selection of european fruit liqueurs, which is what i sought. prices a trifle higher than elsewhere, but this place has a finer ambience than bevmo, which has none. some amazing high-end liquors in beautiful bottles. 4.5 stars

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!

On my way into downtown I saw this store and I knew they sold Lottery tickets. The inside is very…read morebright and clean and they had the tickets I was looking for. It's located in a convenient area near all the shops and restaurants.

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.

This small-ish sandwich shop located in Glendale feels family owned and operated…read more When you walk in, there's a counter you can order from. There's also a few dry goods along the aisles. The people here are super friendly and helpful. I ordered the real deal brisket pastrami sandwich. Such a delicious sandwich and the size is pretty large. I think it could have lasted me two different meals. Especially if I got a side or two with it. Definitely would love to come back to try some of the other sandwiches. The prices is here are pretty reasonable especially with lots of expensive sandwich shops out there these days.

I saw an Instagram post about a thick-cut wagyu pastrami hoagie. Well, the thick-cut pastrami isn't…read morea thing anymore. The pastrami is cut thin -- thin, but it's still good. What we ordered: 1) a create-your-own pastrami sandwich with mustard, pickles, and Swiss cheese, 2) their new pastrami cheesesteak. 3) a banana pudding (which I haven't tried yet) The standard pastrami hoagie good, but those kinds of pastrami sandwiches are pretty ubiquitous in SoCal-- pastrami, thinly sliced; maybe there's pickles, maybe there's mustard, maybe there's jus for a dip (their's is dry), on a French roll. I can get that kind of pastrami sandwich closer to me. On the other hand, a pastrami cheesesteak is NOT something you'd see around these parts. According to the menu, their cheesesteak has their signature pastrami, Cooper sharp cheddar, and onions on a hoagie roll. We preferred the pastrami cheesesteak over the standard, simply because of the novelty but also for the taste. The cheddar gave the cheesesteak a richness that a regular pastrami sandwich wouldn't have. Also, the melted cheddar had a binding effect on the pastrami; the meat stayed in the sandwich. You didn't end up with a third to half the pastrami ending up escaping the confines of the roll halves. The pastrami cheesesteak also included a 2oz serving cup of chipotle aioli which we really didn't need. The flavor on its own was enough for us. If I had a minor gripe on this cheesesteak, maybe a hit of acid would've been nice, but cheesesteaks usually lean toward rich and gooey so this sandwich's flavors and textures are par for the course. About the place itself: 1) the sandwich shop is on the corner of a major intersection, Lexington and Pacific 2) other than a driveway with a single space, it is ALL street parking. 3) there is NO parking on Pacific 4) the only dine-in option is a small porch with a couple of tables 5) be stage are all canned or bottled; there is no fountain The sandwiches are made to order. My order was given a wait time of 15 minutes but I'm pretty sure it was faster than that. I don't think I would drive all the way from the Rosemead area, but it's clearly a local's favorite. If we were in the area, we'd totally order the pastrami cheesesteak again, maybe with pepperonis. Their pastrami is no Langer's, but it's definitely a cut (no pun intended) over the standard Jim's 1/4 Lb or Rick's type joints. You can taste the care in its preparation. Overall, a really good sandwich place.