Clyde’s Liquor Store

Mountain View, États-Unis

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Téléphone :
+1 650-961-9835
Adresse :
239 W El Camino Real, Mountain View, CA, 94040
Arrêts et stations de transports en commun proches
1.3 kmMountain View
1.4 kmDowntown Mountain View
2.1 kmWhisman
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Aujourd'hui 10:30 – 23:00
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Heure locale (Mountain View) 21:25 lundi 2 juin 2025

Horaires d'ouverture

lundi 10:30 – 23:00
mardi 10:30 – 23:00
mercredi 10:30 – 23:00
jeudi 10:30 – 23:00
vendredi 10:30 – 23:30
samedi 10:30 – 23:30
dimanche 10:30 – 22:00

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5 avis sur Clyde’s Liquor Store

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Évaluation du lieu : 4
New Bedford, MA
Smaller liquor store but still plenty to choose from. Staff is friendly and prices are very affordable. Once I came and an employee was watching me very closely while I was looking at a case of beer to select so I thought that was kind of creepy and invasive. But other than time time it is usually a good experience which is quick and affordable. Easy to access since off of el Camilo limited parking spaces but I usually tend to always get a spot so hasn’t been an issue for me.
Évaluation du lieu : 4
Guerneville, CA
Let me explain why Clyde’s deserves 4 stars!
I’m here a couple times a month on business.
I would like a beer for my hotel room so I go to Clydes.
Good selection, average prices, friendly service.
Yes, the dude walks around watching me…
It’s a liquor store… his profits are taken often I’m certain.
I grab a Ben & Jerry’s pint as well and enjoy the banter.
No idea about the food coach outside but I always see people eating there.
My risk taking has limits :)
Évaluation du lieu : 1
Palo Alto, CA
I live down the street from this place and EVERY TIME I GO HERE the man ringing me up is A RUDE JERK about my ID. I am 21 and have been for six months. EVERY SINGLE TIME I GO HERE, he accuses my id of being fake. This time he asked me if it was my sister in the picture. THE PICTURE LOOKS JUST LIKE ME. I got the picture taken six months ago. IDENTICAL. not to mention its the NEW IDS so I dont even think there is a FAKE OUT FOR THEM YET!!!
If he thinks the ID is fake, don’t sell me alcohol. that I am okay with. I can go to safeway. But questioning me and trying to catch me in some sort of «LIE» OVER AND OVER AGAIN is just bull and after the fifth time I will never go here every again.
Screw this place.
Évaluation du lieu : 3
South Bay, CA
An old school liquor store that’s held this spot as long as I can remember living out here. THey carry a bevy of liquid refreshment and some strange non alcoholic ones that is just up my alley. The guy working was friendly enough though I think he was sizing me up as someone who might be casing the place. Prices are a bit high but it’s the local dive booze stop of the area.
Évaluation du lieu : 3
Toronto, Canada
If you’ve ever stayed at the Holiday Inn Express nearby, Clyde’s is a handy place. Decent selection of single malts, a couple of surprising Bourbons, good tequila array, and a chill chest with a couple of acceptable beers.
That’d only get it 2 stars, but the guy who runs the place (who I think is not, or at least no longer, Clyde) earns an extra one. He is talkative, and happy to make recommendations that are actually pretty okay. More than once, I’ve learned things about the liquor store business chatting with him («Nope, a store like this, nobody buys Bowmore. Can’t sell the stuff. People who want that go to BevMo or the city») — he really defies the liquor & check cash clerk stereotype, makes the place almost inviting.
Nothing remarkable, but you can get something here that you can drink, and if you’re at the Holiday Inn, the beer will still be cold when you get to your room.