Roger Wilco

This is a great spot to get your booze on. Their organization is not bad, it’s fairly easy to find anything you want. Also their staff is very helpful, should you find yourself lost or wanting a recommendation. The selection is quite daunting, so it’s not easy to browse, if you don’t know what you want. Also, the prices are low, so don’t expect fancy shelving or fancy displays — industrial shelves and large piles of beer cases are the norm. It’s a great place to stock up for a party, but also, easily a place just to pick something up before dinner.

Super cheap booze. SALES on booze. $ 3 bottles of wine that are actually drinkable. Drive over the bridge and stock up.

Can’t say I’m too fond of this Roger Wilco location. I typically head to the other one on the rt 73 northbound side for a variety of reasons. The staff at the Palmyra location is friendlier and more helpful, and the store itself has a decent (and consistent!) selection. The employees at this Pennsauken are less than helpful and far from friendly.
This location definitely suffers from a lack of consistency. I’ve seen a few hidden gems within the store, especially around the holiday season. But it’s not the kind of place to go for repeat purchases. They’ve had some great craft beers on display, but I have yet to see them in the store again.
The store itself is cramped and unorganized, especially the wine «display» (for lack of a much better term). The whole place seems dirty, and it’s not the liquor store you’d go to browse the selection. The majority of items are cheaper than other stores in PA and NJ, but again, there is no consistency in its inventory.

I liked this liquor store a lot. It is right off the bridge so it’s convenient and there’s a large parking lot. The store is not very well organized or maintained. It’s a bit dingy in there as well. So you may be wondering why the four stars? The prices are significantly better than other stores in the area, and the selection is tremendous.
I saw things in there that I’d never seen before and some things I hadn’t seen in a long time. So if you’re looking for something rare, there’s a good chance that it’s here. There are a number of special edition bottles that make for nice gifts. Also they have a lot of specials and sales, some of which are an extremely good deal.
The customer service was fine, in fact better than most places I visit. I would definitely come back for a large purchase for a party or in pursuit of a hard to find item.

The guys here really knows there stuff wide selection. Picking up a birthday gift for my sister. And they also make there own beer and have a beer tasting at this location

We just had to write this to corporate, seriously if I could give it zero stars I would:
Greetings! I just wanted let corporate headquarters know about the most horrible customer service my boyfriend, Pat and I have ever experienced from both an associate and manager that were employed by the 1001 New Jersey 73, Pennsauken Township, NJ location.
We were there today on Sunday, January 26^th, 2014 at around 4 or 430pm, picking up a case of beer, and there were quite a few problems, such as no floor coverage for staters, but the real kicker was as we approached the register to check out. First and foremost, the associate that I’m about to discuss just about barreled me over as she was putting a single mini bottle away before we even knew that she was an actual employee (my boyfriend and I, before that though she was a straggler/​homeless person until she started screaming to someone in the back that she didn’t feel good and was going to get ice cream from the McDonald’s next store). As all of this was happening, we started to approach the only register in the store that appeared open and it had about 4 – 5 customers backed up while a nicer looking older woman was handling all the check outs. At that point, my boyfriend had asked the questionable employee if she had a register open, and not only did she walk right by us, but she also decided not to answer us. So upon him asking her a second time, she then decided to catch an attitude with us and said «This one right here!» with no directive as to which one she was actually talking about. As we approached the actual correct register, it was a hurry up and wait type situation. She asked for my ID and credit card, but then didn’t want to take them as she was too busy continuing to yell to the same person in the back office, about how she didn’t feel good and how difficult it was to keep a smile on her face (even though, there was not even slightest sign of one in actuality). As the transaction ended she just about shoved the card in my face as to hurry me, showing a total lack of patience, but I still thanked her as any normal person with manners should. Once I did not receive a «Your welcome!» my boyfriend «Your Welcomed!» me in response instead, and the associate again started up with attitude again by saying «You didn’t even give me a chance to say your welcome!» while he responded with an attitude back finally. This resulted in her yelling for «Brian (or Ryan I don’t remember)» in the back/​side office as we were exiting the store. Then, before we could even put the case of beer we had purchased in the trunk and get into our car the two of them (both the associate and assumed manager) came out and started verbally accosting us, and acted as though they wanted to get physical. After some unsavory words between the four of us, and them flipping us off (which is probably on the exit’s cameras) the assumed manager refused to give us her name, so that we could report her to her superiors. Needless to say, we pulled away in our car with a total «WOW» factor and shaking our heads type of moment (as they continued to be rude and yell) at the though of a store that could be run like this.
As a sales associate and former secret shopper myself and my boyfriend, a general manager, we both know this was entirely unacceptable and would hope that someone would let our superiors know if they had a similar experience, as to not ruin someone else customer experience or scare away business, as it did to us. At the lowest repercussion, we thought that it at least needed to be addressed and noted through corporate. Especially, since we believe it may have happened to others whom thought it would be useless to say anything about their unfortunate experience. Unfortunately (even though we live close by and our families have been frequently shopping here for over 15 years), I think it is safe to say that we will now be taking our business to Canal’s instead, where customer service is actually just that («customer service»).

For what it is (cheap booze on the side of the highway) Roger Wilco works for me. It may not be the cleanest or most pleasant shopping experience you’ll ever have, but they have a great selection which is all I care about. Where Roger Wilco really stands out is their craft beer selection. It has to be the most expansive in the greater Philadelphia area. Their growler club is a nice feature also, which rotates a few micro seasonal brews on tap.
The wine section is vast, but not the best in quality. Lots of Franzia up in here.
If you are looking for craft beer, or need cheap booze for a large amount of people, it’s worth crossing the bridge.

They have the selection, prices are competitive, it’s easy access. But it’s the worst store ever and I’m not shopping there any more, they can’t have my money. It’s still dirty and crowded with narrow aisles. I have to ask for a box despite having just spent $ 100 on beer, lots of beer. Employees are standing in my way, in the tiny aisles, arguing. The guys are drinking coffee in the beer aisle and just bullshitting around. I get treated like a criminal. Pass.

Let me start of with saying I’m here for the beer. And there selection has become outstanding over the past year. A lot of craft brews and Seasonal beers. And opened a growlers section last fall witch is fantastic. There are the best around and under ten minuets from my house.
I have noticed that wine section is getting fixed up as well. Liquor being next I guess. Since I’m a regular there I have no problem finding and talk to the Employees that work there.
The only reason I don’t give it five stars is because of checkout. Great place to get all of your Adult beverage needs.

I do like Roger Wilco only for their beer selection, it always seems to be cheaper in New Jersey then Philadelphia. I have seen their liquor prices and it definitely more expensive then Philadelphia prices, but i can say they have a huge variety of craft beers, microbrew, import, and domestic. Good stop because its right over the bridge, but next time I’m there I’ll have to check out the liquor again, hopefully it will be in the better ball park

Roger Wilco has made huge improvements to their store over the last year or so. I like that they have really bumped up their craft beer selection. It really is very competitive with other specialty stores and the prices are reasonable. This brings me here more often than I would normally come. I also like their discounted and clearance wines. It’s always fun to take some time to dig through everything and see what gems I can find. Some of them are priced as low as $ 2.99/bottle! They also have a new growler program that I have not tried yet, but I am definitely looking forward to it!
My only qualms about this place are that it’s difficult to find help in the store, and the employees are not as knowledgeable as I’d like them to be. I think all of the employees in the store could stand to be a little more available, helpful and pleasant. I am a paying customer after all. Also, the lines are always very long and the amount of registers open is lacking.
I think Roger Wilco is well on its way to becoming a much better store. Just a few personnel tweaks and it will be my favorite place to shop for beer, wine and liquor.

The Epcot of Liquor! Eh… not quite. More like the Walmart.
So I don’t mind that you can actually find some hidden gems on their deeply discounted sale rack. And I can’t argue with a $ 1.00 bottle of white wine to keep around for nasty red wine spills during get-​togethers (instant stain remover). However, you can spend hours looking for one damn bottle as they just stack boxes at random. Their staff really isn’t helpful in find or suggesting liquor. I’ve had several staff members look at me like I had three eyeballs when I’ve asked for common wine brands or varieties.
Beer selection here varies constantly and isn’t great to start with. You can buy plenty of standard beers there, but their craft brews are few and far between. Their beer isn’t really consistent. ACTUALLY, nothing here is consistent. Their selection is constantly changing (which wouldn’t be a problem if they weren’t constantly running out of some pretty basic wines and beers). Their times aren’t consistent (Sometimes they stay open til 10; sometimes they close 15 – 30 minutes early). Their staff isn’t consistent (Sometimes, they’re at least nice, even if they can’t help me find what I’m looking for. Buttt sometimes, I swear the fact that some poor soul is waiting in their checkout line is a fate worse than death for their cashiers).
When they are open and actually carry what I’m looking for, I can look past the rude staff to pick up a few bottles or cases for my home bar at a pretty great price before popping back to the Puritanical land of PA liquor/​beer separation.

Sure they can’t be beat for selection and prices, if you can actually purchase what you want! We went in to get a case of beer and some individual cans, waited in the long lines, only to be rudely told that the case wouldn’t scan and wasn’t in the system so they couldn’t sell it to us. Then they all just stared at us blankly with open mouths, like we were the ones causing the problem. I’m sure our $ 40 didn’t matter to them, but we won’t be stopping there again.

This is the only reason to go to New Jersey.

I can only speak for their wine selection, which is pretty amazing. Make sure to check out their clearance section. I found some really nice deals on some no name reds. True, the isles are small, and not very organized, but it’s worth the search.

This liquor store is housed in one of strangest buildings I have ever seen. There is also a sculpture in the front of the store that really disturbs me. Inside it is even more of a mess. All the floors are uneven and the aisles in the wine section are so small that they can only accommodate one person at a time. The Beer section is a real mess, beers of all different types mixed together and lots of cases blocking the aisle as well as an alarming selection of various eastern European beers.
Even all that mess can’t deter me from coming here for the amazing selection and great prices. The wine choices are always changing and there are great deals on their clearance items. They have a nice selection of micro brews but my favorite thing is that they let you mix and match cases of the same brewers.