Moreno’s Liquors

I do enjoy their selection of craft beer BUT they (girls at the cashier) need some 101 customer service classes. As I am looking for what I would like to purchase, a store clerk begins to follow my boyfriend and I around the store. She then asks us if we need help with anything and responded no. However when we did ask for a specific item she replied «if you do not see it, we do not have it». So much for asking what we needed help with. I am sure I have eyes to see for myself but thought someone that worked there could help me. It’s a shame that Mike Moreno Sr. and Jr. put forth such a vast effort to provide such selection of craft beer and spirits for there customers for then to receive such disappointing customer service.

Great selection on beers and liquors from domestic to imports at great prices. They have plenty cold beers in stock and they have a back room full of beer at room temperature.
Lines do get long here on the weekends and they have vendors here offering free taste samples all the time.
Plenty of parking in their private lot behind business.

Popped in and found some great craft beers. Real finds. Fabulous selection. Extremely helpful and enthusiastic staff.

Only place in the area that has a excellent craft beer selection. Wine section is well above average. Pricing is extremely competitive. This is by far the best liquor store for miles. Just picked up a six pack of pinner for 6.99 most places sell it for 10.99

Moreno’s has an amazing selection of craft beer and ‘hard liquor’, if they don’t have something they’ll get it! Not to mention their prices are great. A must try is the Dobel Maestro Moreno’s version, it’s delicious and smooth for the bargain price of $ 29.99! Last but not least, customer service is top notch.

Moreno’s Liquors is an exceptional business. I could list a few reasons why I drive 25 minutes to this place when I could easily go next door & pick up bourbon & beer. One reason is their friendly and engaging attitude toward their customers. Moreno’s is a family run place and they truly invite you be a part of their business by returning to tasting events or simply asking questions to recommend new drinks that you might be interested in.
They have tequilas, wine, rum, GREAT craft beer selection, & bourbon all at a great price.
Please stop by Moreno’s & check out this wonderful staff.
& don’t forget free parking in the back for 30 minutes.

Mmmm, beer.
I was in search of a specific beer and Beermenus directed me here. It’s not terribly far from home and it’s not quite k-​town (the only place aside from all of Pulaski I try to avoid), so why not?
Well shit. I’m in love. I’m not even taking into consideration the drive down 26^th street to get here (mmm, tacos), I’m talking solely the selection of booze. Craft beer, macro beer, 8 million types of tequila (just a guess, might be a smidge off) and pretty much anything you could ask for in a liquor store. While I was wandering around I came across bloody mary salt, and not that snooty stuff Binny’s sells. I found the good stuff, right there next to the Michelada mixers.
When I walked up to the counter with more than enough beer, the girl smiled and asked if I was looking for anything in particular. I got down to the nitty gritty and she gave me the info I needed. Done and done. I’ve found a new liquor store to fit into my rotation, because my check-​ins don’t make me look like enough of an alcoholic.
If I wasn’t so secure knowing I buy more than I drink, I’d feel self-​conscious about this, but I don’t. Anyhow, Moreno’s is legit.

Tequila enthusiasts paradise…
I mean really! this place has a large variety of tequilas ever created, even Tequilas that are only sold in Mexico. In addition, rare Tequilas (I believe also from Mexico) are displayed in cabinets.
This place is huge, seriously it’s about the size of an average Mexican grocery store. The staff is cool, prices are reasonable, and surprisingly this place doesn’t get packed (I was here on a Saturday night) like other liquor stores of this size.
You can find anything (The «Corona Familiar» have a fridge of their own) from 40oz to rare hard-​liquors.
By far this is the biggest liquor store I’ve been to, in the west side.

So this place is good in the hood. And by that I mean it is a real liquor store that has a good selection. Not just your stereotypical Tecate and Corona. Since I don’t drink anymore it is sort of wasted on me but I like to look at the pretty bottles. Prices are alright, they have some obscure tequilas. They also had a pulce tasting last Friday which I did not take advantage of… but I guess if you like tequila this would be the place to go.
Parking is horrendous but that is to be expected on 26^th street. Pull up and put the hazards on, you probably won’t get a ticket. Most people seem to chance it. Lines move pretty quickly so make your selections before you get out of the car. There is a lot around the corner but it is easier to get out on the street…