Muho Liquors

One of the LARGEST Liquor stores in Astoria. Central location right on Steinway really adds to the convenience. Their always fully stocked and carry a wider variety than Grand Liquor. Also price point wise, they’re way cheaper than what’s around.

I really like this liquor store. It’s cheap, clean and well stocked. They have a big selection of all the liquors and wines.
There is a lot of liquor stores in the area, but this is my favorite one!
The staff is friendly and helpful, not pushy at all. Sometimes I need more time to decide what I want and nobody bothers me. I really appreciate that.
In January it was my dad’s birthday. I had no idea what to buy for him. I came here and ask if they have gift cards. My dad is really picky with the wine he drinks, so didn’t wanna take a risk. Unfortunately they said no. I was about to leave when the lady stopped me and said that we can work something out. She said that she can give me the business card with her signature and the amount I wanna give and that will work as a gift card. I was worried that my dad may have problems using it but she told me that she is the owner and assured me there will be no problems. And there wasn’t.
They really care about their customers and that’s another reason why I like to come here.

I went here for the first time the other day. I will not be going anywhere else. I’m a big fan of American whiskey and this place has a WAY better selection and price than any of the other places I’d been to around here.
Most other places you’ll be lucky to find ONE brand of rye whiskey. This place had at least six (probably more I can’t remember): Old Overholt, Rittenhouse, Bulleit Rye, Jim Beam Rye, Sazerac, and another small batch brand I’d never heard of! I was extremely happy with the 15.99 price tag on the bottle of Old Overholt I bought.
And, of course, the bourbon selection was even larger. I didn’t take as much note of it because I was on a rye mission, but I will definitely be going back the next time I need a bottle.

This unassuming shop doesn’t look like much from the outside but step in and you’re presented with a pretty great selection of wine and spirits. I’m a single malt whisky fanatic and I was pretty impressed with their selection AND their prices. I sell wine & spirits at a shop in Brooklyn so I know what the going rates are and Muho’s prices are awesome, especially for imported premium spirits like single malt whiskies.
I don’t want my gushing about their whisky selection to suggest that their wine selection is lacking, though. They even have left and right bank Bordeauxs in their own sections! Very cool. I saw some of the wines my shop carries and they were at our price or below. Impressive.
They are friendly folks and definitely don’t hover over you while you look around though I get the feeling that the older fellow, ever-​present in the back of the shop is constantly keeping an eye on me out of the corner of his eye. :\
Cypriana around the corner has some single malts that Muho doesn’t carry and vice-​versa but that’s alright by me. Both are very competitively priced. Cypriana doesn’t have as comprehensive a wine selection but it’s still quite good. Sheer number of bottles can’t trump careful selection no matter how much space you have and both shops seem to know what they’re doing. It’s nice to have some solid places in the neighborhood. Bravo!

How many times will it takes to learn about wines from the wine tasting here. lol! Great people, a little quiet until you struck out a conversation but John is a good wine guys to consult with when you come.
This is a great place to buy Italian and French wines. Lots of choices and prices is very competitively low compare to other store. They also have lots of wines from California, Oregon, Washington, Spain, AU.etc. You can find lots of ETHNICS wines at this store.
Of course liquid/​spirit buyers will be happy here as well. Their VODKA, Whiskey, Scotch, Rum, Tequila. etc are great prices too.
Happy Drinking!

Great liquor store! There are a couple walking distance to my apartment and I found Muho to be my preferred one. It seems like every Friday they have a tasting of some kind! The reps are always welcoming and generous with the samples. I always feel bad declining to buy their product.
Anyways, the store is not as large as Grand Liquors (on 31^st Street & 30^th Ave), but it’s convenient and has a great selection. The workers are helpful all the time. They did not have a wine in stock that I was looking for, but they looked it up online and started stocking it! The prices are extremely reasonable as well. They’re helpful and will not rip you off.

This is my go to liquor store. I think it’s better than Cypress liquors on 28^th Ave. It’s not the best liquor store in the world, but it’s good and the prices are better than most other things around.

Good selection and a large space to contemplate and create [in your mind!]. Well labeled sections. Staff is friendly and unobtrusive. Probably one of the cheaper liquor stores in the area though not the cheapest I’ve ever seen in NYC.

not my local, but not so far to make the trek. they have a wonderful selection of wine, and a comfortable environ in which to make your selection. the people there are always friendly and attentive w/​o being too much so.
icing on cake, catty-​corner to luna de juarez.

This is the liquor store closest to my apt– so this is my default places for buying liquor. It’s a small store, but they have a decent selection. Much heavier on wines, particularly from other parts of the world. Not so much the US, and they have nearly none from New York (and I like to buy local wine as often as I can)
Again, though their liquor selection is nowhere near as expansive as say Grand over on 31^st and 30^th ave– it’s more than adequate for 95% of my booze requirements.
The staff is friendly, and helpful most of the time. and really, it’s all about location– so i’ll keep going back.