Thirsty’s Quick Stop

Man I love these guys! I’m a come in and pick up kind o gal, but I’m always treated like family. Such genuinely nice people that work here!

Wow, so many beers! IPAs, Belgium ales, porters, a very wide selection.
Did not have any wine or liquor, food smelled good.
My rating is for the variety of beers!

Very Good Beer Selection, the food is always very good also. Not the best on customer service but makes up for it with quality and selection.

I have been coming to this location since it was Quick 6 Sub city. I remember the place before it became Thirsty’s I am pleased with the upgraded interieor and have been patronizing them frequently. They upgraded the interior, but kept the same general layout. I think the beer selection has improved a lot since it changed hands and this is probably my go-​to bottle shop since it is only about ten minutes from my house.
The food is standard bar food and subs with a sunday wing special -$ 5 for a dozen. They still have plenty of Macro brews to cater to a wider taste spectrum, but they offer Belgians like Chimay and Duvel along with the focal point when you enter which is American Craft beer like Dogfish head, Stoudt’s, Troegs, Victory, Stone, Rogue, Spring House and Smuttynose as well as Sam Adams and Sierra Nevada over in the six pack cooler. The selection includes English Ales like Samuel Smith, Newcastle and Belhaven, Japanese Sapporo, Kirin as well as Australian ales like Cooper’s, so you can keep the selection varied. The only real criticism I have is their is no incentive to mix and match a variety for sixpacks — you pay the single beer price and that can get expensive since some twelve oz’ers are over 3.75 each.

I went here after seeing an ad in the Around the Clock Dinner and looking up the previous review here on Unilocal.They claimed to have over 500 beers and peaked my interest. Thirstys didn’t come close to that estimate. There were a few good micro brews like Great Divide and Victory but the selection underwhelmed me. It is probably a good option if you are nearby but probably not worth the drive otherwise.

You can’t beat Thirsty’s imported beer selection by the six-​pack, always cold, always extensive. Great old tyme sub shop food and atmosphere.

This late night beer and food stop is the most fascinating thing York has to offer… I know that’s no saying much, but I mean it.
Thirsty’s is a place to go when everywhere else is closed and your starving for broasted chicken and a specialty brew.
The beer selection is always stupendous. Everything from fancy wine-​esque beers to straight 40oz.
The food selection rules… always delicious.
You can have a seat in the lounge and enjoy a beer and a smoke while your waiting on food, or casually dine there any night of the week… late.
Always speak clearly and have your order ready, because the man who runs the joint is a no-​nonsense kinda guy who will put you in your place. Happened once to me and I was terrified.