I love the place go see Sammy with his gangster music the best liquor store in the town but it’s too bad Sammy he doesn’t work everyday
Erica F.
Évaluation du lieu : 5 San Diego, CA
The convenience of this place to my house is so key. Really nice guys who run it, and they have a solid wine selection. I wish they had more big bottles of wheat beer, but the wine selection is more important to me. Cheers!
Cliff A.
Évaluation du lieu : 5 San Diego, CA
This is my spot. Friendly and knowledgeable staff can help you find whatever you ask for. Wide selection, open till midnight, local business, just a great spot.
Ryan C.
Évaluation du lieu : 4 San Diego, CA
I call it Kenny’s as well even though Kenny has moved on. He is simply the nicest person on the planet. But Mikey is still there and so is the large selection of chips, candy, & craft beer. And new guy enjoys his job like no other liquor store cashier I have known. Hooray for Kenny’s!
Nick T.
Évaluation du lieu : 4 San Diego, CA
Good selection of crafts and micros plus its walking distance from my friends apartment on Del Monte. Before hitting up Newport or Voltaire we usually come here, buy some booze and pregame back at the house.
Nate G.
Évaluation du lieu : 4 San Diego, CA
Nice guys that run the place, it has smokes, Seagram’s, Tanqueray, Andre champagne, and a good selection of 32’s and 40’s. That’s all I ask out of a liquor store, really. They’re open ’til about midnight, too, which is rare for anything on this side of Newport Ave.
Matthew S.
Évaluation du lieu : 4 Hartford County, CT
I don’t call this place Victory. I call it Kenny’s. Kenny is the man and can be seen drilling cigarettes out in front of this liquor store. You won’t find nicer liquor store guys anywhere! Yay Kenny! Yay!
Sarah P.
Évaluation du lieu : 4 Mammoth Lakes, CA
It’s a liquor store. I can’t give a liquor store less than 3 stars unless they didn’t sell liquor. Extra star for being my local spot in OB. They’re nice guys and they carded me the first time, never again. I like that. Makes me feel like an adult. Once I asked the guy behind the counter to grab me «the small bottle of Captain.» He reached over for the tiny flask bottle, and I said, «no, bigger.» He grabbed the next size up. I said, «oops.» He looked at me funny, but then got it right every time since. I guess I should stop referring to the one size smaller than the handle as the small bottle…