Sol’s Liquor

This place is conveniently located to downtown hotels, and the service is really nice. It is tiny, so don’t expect a large selection. There were some decent beer options, considering the size, and all the basic liquors. Pricy, but that makes sense for its location and clientele.

Downtown and need some booze? This is by far your best shot. Small but they cram a decent amount of variety into a tight space and prices are reasonable given the location.

Eh. The selection is kinda small and it’s overpriced, but it’s also where the alcohol lives, so it’s just fine by me.

this is not a cheap liquor store because of the location, but it is less expensive than drinking at the down town bars. they seem to offer a good selection of alcohol and vodka. their beer selection is OK considering the size of their refrigerators and this liquor store. i had a satisfying shopping experience. be aware of the homeless men walking around trying to harass you for money

What a nice little Liquor Store. Even though it’s smaller than some, it has a very good cross section of beer, wine & hard liquor in a medium and value priced choices. The man working there is really very nice. For a center city location near hotels and businesses, it is reasonably priced.

Dear Tourists,
You are very limited in selection when it comes to liquor stores. If you stop at one of the two stores on Baker/​Peachtree (across from Hyatt) you will get royally f’ed at the sake of convenience. I get the markups, but a bottle of Andre’ should not run $ 20. Ever. In fact, they should pay people to consume it. That’s just an example of the exorbitant prices. In addition, selection sucks at both stores. When there is more Moscato then good wine, we got a problem.
Back to Sol’s. It’s right across the street from Sheraton on the corner of International and Courtland. MUCH better variety spirits and wine and even craft beers. No dusty bottles, service is awesome and most importantly the prices are very reasonable. That same Andre’ might cost you $ 14. Parking available for a Yugo and a tricycle, so just walk and save the headache for your hangover.

This is the only place I have found where you can get a decent bottle of wine in downtown Atlanta. That’s saying something! Prices are a bit higher (~15−20%) than what I can get in NYC, but usually I’m so thankful/​desperate to find something half-​decent when I’m here that I don’t mind. The owner is also good at making recommendations if you’re not sure what you’re looking for. I hope this place stays around!