Uptown Gyro

If I could rate it a 0 I would. I called to see if they had a specific kind of beer. Asked the gentlemen if he could tell me if he had them, he said huh with a very heavy accent. I politely asked if he spoke English, he then began to use foul language and hung up. So yea, to say the least, customer service was lack luster.

These people are crooks. I wanted a certain bottle of vodka. They talked me into a different one. I went home made a drink for me And my friends. We were all shocked by the watery weird/acidic taste. I immediately brought it back and they just laughed saying i opened it so they can't do anything. You can smell it and know something is wrong and they did not care. And by they i mean the owners! They said to call the liqueur company. I will never go there and i suggest you think twice before patronizing this store.

This is more of a convenience store than a real, dedicated liquor store. Lackluster beer selection--no crafts, really. The best beers they have are the ubiquitous mega-craft ones like Sierra Nevada, New Belgium, and Goose Island. They do have chips, candy, even basic household items like toilet paper and pet food. The store feels disorganized; for instance, there were just loose Frappuccinos sitting on a counter, out of sight of the cashier, where they clearly weren't supposed to be. Lots of random empty shelves, too. Seemed like they have a lot of low-end liquor and wine, although that's not what I was looking for. They have a selection of glass pipes and smoking paraphernalia as well. The one thing they didn't have was a bottle opener. The cashier didn't seem to know what I was asking for, despite several confusing exchanges on the subject, so I can't be a hundred percent *sure* they don't sell them. But that is what he told me. Which was great, because I was in from out of town and bought the only beer available here that I wanted to drink--which, of course, came in a bottle with non-twisty caps. It turns out that the Walmart down the street (where I ended up stopping for a bottle opener) has a more extensive (although not higher end) and better priced beer selection. Should've just gone there.