This liquor is ran by the most helpful and friendly owners. They pay attention to detail and are…read morevery knowledgeable about wine and liquor. Most liquor stores don't have this amazing customer service especially in NYC. Order from this spot I promise they will always come thru with amazing service.

The best wine options and customer service is offered at this family owned store. Fast and…read morecourteous delivery, highly recommended.

I came to visit my family in NYC from Florida, and we came here to get some wine. This place is…read moresuper well maintained, clean, and classy with a wide range of wine and liquor. There were so many great options and the owners were more than happy to explain the different flavors and recommend the best wines. The friendly young guy working up front took his time to show us the best selections around the store. They were all incredibly cordial and welcoming--I would come back for both the awesome selection and super friendly people ! Highly recommend this place for wine and liquor aficionados !

May be the dirtiest liquor store I've ever been in. Rude counterman spoke argued with salesman…read moreinstead of addressing why all the bottles are so dirty. If your prices are high, at least clean the bottles. Went there for a sweet vermouth and assume this bottle is from when store opened.

why all the bad reviews?!?! i love this liquor store. they always have what i'm looking for, they…read morestay open late (til 11pm) and the woman is very sweet. her husband is great as well and helped me choose a whiskey that was in my budget when i was having guests over that were whiskey fans because i don't know much about it. i visit more than i care to reveal but I've never had less than friendly, helpful service and have never had a problem finding what i'm looking for.

The lady at this location is super rude. Avoid if possible. I prefer the liquor store next to TD…read moreBANK. She doesn't like you looking around and honestly is eacist. Avoid.

This is a neighborhood liquor store with good prices, pretty good selection of items.read more

"You Get So Alone at Times That It Just Makes Sense" -- Charles Bukowski…read more In the passage of my travels in Woodhaven, Queens I desired wine to chill the long holiday weekend. A local liquor store that visibly appears very weary having been in existence for many years. Customer service is not entirely attentive nor enthusiastic when inquiring for specific red wines either: Chianti or Montepulciano d'Abruzzo. The male staff bluntly stated upfront: "we don't have a large selection" who walked with me to show me their selection and then suddenly walked in opposite direction of me. This dude then continued to do whatever task he appears to be heavily previously engrossed at the cashier counter as it appears that a customer like myself was disrupting and disturbing his precious work. Thus, he passed and dismissed me like a unwanted animate object to his colleague to assist with my purchase. Egregiously vulgar. When sifting through their selection, it is indeed, a small selection of these Italian red wines on their shelf. Bad customer service. Customers of this business appears to be egregiously vulgar, insolent lacking etiquette and social behavior skills. As I was standing in the aisle browsing their red wine selection one dude aggressively pushed his way through me without voicing the standard courtesy "excuse me." No professional proprietary or decorum. Insolent! Casa Vinicola Ruffino, Chianti (Toscana, Pontassieve, Italy) 2016 $8.45 Splendid medium bodied, dry red. Good price. Decent wine.

This is a pretty decent little liquor shop on Fresh Pond Road that gets the job done. Is the…read moreselection large? No. Are the prices good? Yes! If you're looking for the basics and need something convenient, then this place is just as good as any. It's usually never crowded and the service is friendly. The red and white wine section is very basic. They have a few good brands but mostly just generic stuff under $15. The specialty liquors are a hit or miss. As I mentioned, the selection is pretty generic. Especially the Gin. If you want good Gin, you'll have to go elsewhere. The whiskey selection is a little better. They do have Macallan. They even have a smaller, more affordable bottle of Macallan behind the counter along with the nips. They have a decent refrigerated section as well. When I need something in a rush, then Junior's is the place to go!

I am so surprised no-one's reviewed the place as of yet. Guess that leaves it up to me…read more Junior's is your friendly local neighborhood liquor store. Whether it's to pick up wine for your hot date, tequila for that disruptive house party, or a regular spot for that wretched alcoholic in your life... Junior's has it all. The staff is very nice. Who's ever at the counter will smile and say hello to you. If you're not in a hurry, there's time for a bit of chit-chat. There's a wide variety of booze to choose from. Looking for a wine to impress? Ask someone at Junior's. They'll offer you suggestions. So the wine you'll bring to Thanksgiving dinner will temporary make your family forget what a loser you really are. During that over-hyped Hurricane Irene fiasco, this place was jammed packed full of customers. Hide yo' kids, hide yo' wife, hide all y'all liquor... Btw., they're also open on Sundays. That way you don't get the Sunday shakes. Just kidding...

Ok this is my second review of the place and is still the same. Some decent wines. Though it does…read morepiss me off when I see Prosecco under champagne. Their reds (wine) are definitely a better selection than their white. Though they do have some decent Chablis. Their white are ok...lots of new world pinot Grigio and Chardonnay. Lots of Sauvignon Blanc but from the new world such as New Zealand. They have very little Sancerre (Sauvignon Blanc from the Loire Valley). An ok selection of Riesling, most of it is sweet but Riesling can also be bone dry and I didn't see any of that. No Chenin Blanc either. When it comes to dessert wines, they have sweet Moscato but not really anything from a producer to brag about. They have only really expensive Port or really cheap Tawny Port. I wish and I mean WISH they would carry some Sauternes (dessert wine only made in france). They have 2 Passito wine (sweet wine from Italy) One was good Donnafugata Ben Rye which was out of my price range and the other was a Trebbiano based Vin Santo (which is also good though not as good as the other one.) I really need to talk about the service here. I REALLY REALLY REALLY think they don't know what they have. I bought a DOC Sicilian Carricante which I was expecting to pay a bit for but they only charged me 6.99 for that bottle which confused me and I double checked to make sure I picked the right one. I mean it's great that I got a good steal but that bottle should have costed me (and goes retail) for around 35-40 dollars. I know you're thinking why I'm complaining but it would be nice with a better selection and if they knew what they had but HEY if you wanna sell me 40$ bottle for 7 bucks. I'm all for it. They should learn at least basic wine terms. I did happen to buy a beautiful châteauneuf-du-pape though, and the price was right. But Please Please Please get in some Sauternes. I'm not asking for a Chateau D'Yquem (since I can't afford it anyway) but a decent well fair priced one would do just fine. That's all I'm going to say.

Right before the 4th of July weekend I ran in there to buy a bottle of d'usse cognac which they…read morekeep right up front by the register. Me being friendly I say something to the man behind the counter like "hey, how's it going?" or something close to that. He barely glimpses at me. Ok, no biggie... I grab my bottle in like two seconds. He scans it. I enter my card & pay. I say "thanks a lot man. Take care, have a good one..." again something along those lines. Nothing. No thank you. Not a blink. Nothing. Now I understand life can be less then great. Especially now with the world the way it's been the past year, but when you run a business & someone is spending their hard earned money in your establishment a little bit of common curiosity can go a long way. I mean at least say you're welcome. I highly doubt I'll ever shop there again.

The idea was simple enough -- just kick around a bit until my ride arrives -- ten minutes, no…read moreproblem. I'm in people watching mode and I see this cube trucks innards of wine and gin and whisky, two burly fellows slinging cases off and into the store. The sunken second level displayed bottles of my true love -- French wine from Margaux and Paulliac regions. For a moment I thought my eyes were playing tricks with price and vintage relationships that weren't adding up in my head. The blaring horn of an impatient motorist was clearly intended for me, so I had to put the wrap on any more digging and I quickly scurried to the counter. Such a pleasant fellow was he and we spoke some but the leftover leg of lamb and mint jelly had overcome me, knowing my 2012 was to join us at supper. Beautiful and memorable selections of spirits that drove the return point home harder, bottles and floors polished sparkling clean. My head was spinning from the flaggon of Kracken Rum airplane tiny double handled glass bottle banger, giant squid looking back at me. Not anything I can put my finger upon tipped the scale from ordinary to exceptional, the spinning sensation was a direct result of just how proper, professional and polished this store is, and I was only there to watch my watch go round, escaping away from the other maniacal motorists quick and heavy hands.

Keweens Wine is extremely small. I felt claustrophobic while trying to navigate my body in out of…read morethe make shift aisles. Everything about this place gives me anxiety. The have a decent select of wines and spirits. Although they did not have the particular Roscato Rosso Dolce wine I was looking for I decided to buy something else. I settled on Barefoot Pink Moscato. Both are equally delicious. Roscato reminds me of a dessert wine. While Pink Moscato will give you a nice buzz if that's what you're into. The checkout process is quite confusing. There's barely any space to put your merchandise and you cannot see how much you owe. I'm not sure how other people feel about that but I do not like it. I need to see what I'm being charged for.

Great selection and good prices! The staff is very nice…read more Occasionally they have liquor promos and offer tastings of new wine and liquors, which are fun and informative to attend. I enjoyed everything I tried and actually bought a bottle of each. Also, had a nice little buzz after I left the store. If you ask the gentleman behind the counter for his advice on a wine selection, he is quite knowledgeable and has very good suggestions which haven't steered me wrong when taking his suggestions to parties. The store has a lot of budget options to choose from which is great! Its not a huge store so it seems they are selective, the budget options they carry are actually good quality! Overall, good neighborhood wine shop!

Fantastic local wine and liquor store that would likely pass by and not even realize it. The…read moregentlemen who work at this shop are kind and patient. The prices are fair for the neighborhood and they have a good selection of red, white, and rose wines, different types of bubbly (cava, prosecco, etc.) and spirits.