Jim’s Liquor

Big selection, crazy expensive. For example, they charge $ 24.99 for a 750 of Effen. Binnys has the same bottle for $ 17.99. Friendly staff but I have to take my business elsewhere due to the prices.

I love this place! The prices are great, the business hours are even better, the staff including the owner are very friendly and helpful, and the variety of booze you can get there is HUGE. I highly recommend this place.

This place has extensive stock of Polish, Bulgarian, and other Eastern European Liquors. They also carry a decent selection of all the regular favorites.
Rakia is Bulgarian brandy (usually grape or plum, but there are other flavors) can be found there. It can be hit or miss what they have in stock (the good stuff vs. the not so good stuff), but they always have something. They also have Zagorka beer, and various Bulgarian wines, mostly reds.
The staff will help you load up your car if you are buying cases of anything.

Funny how you never go into a place in your area and then you do and wonder-«Holy Crap! Why haven’t I gone in here before??» Jim’s Liquors is just that kind of place.
When you walk in you are (or at least I was…) amazed at how much is crammed into this store. The aisles are jammed with many familiar and some not so familiar adult beverages and the mixers that love them. They had a few surprises for me-​Amarone, one of my favorites! And… it was not $ 60/​bottle-​shhhh, keep that one under your hats until I score a few more bottles! In fact, the prices were better than Binny’s and even some other liquor purveyors. They had some high end and some low brow booze. A very wide variety. I saw some folks buying Olde English 800 40 oz’s and some folks buying some Snow Queen vodka-​so a huge range of tastes and prices that are some of the best in the area!
So…why not 5 stars? I’ll hold back on that for another time, let me return and see how it goes!