{{ group }}
-
{{ item.name }}
{{ item.address }} {{ item.name }}
- {{ item.properties.formatted }}
“This place is super convenient if all you need to do is pick up some beer... Obviously as small as it is you don't have every choice in the world but if they have your beer, You're good to go.. You just roll in roll down your window tell the guy what you want and he puts it in your car.”
“I am not a drinker, I ran in here because I am supplying the booze for shots at a party. I just was lost, I didn't know where anything was and the gentleman working was so kind and took some time to tell me what different things were and what was higher end and what wasn't. It was perfect!”
“If you are in the Poconos near the Jim Thorpe area, a craft beer drinker, and looking for great IPAs, THIS is the place to go! The owner, Josh, knows his IPAs. I entered the store thinking I was getting a standard PA brewed IPA, but I left with stuff from Commonwealth, Drekker, Cushwa, and a Vermont brewed beer (the brewery name escapes me). In the craft beer dessert that is this area of the Poconos, Josh is your guy.”
“Always a great experience and selection. Great family run business and honest service at the right price. Nobody does thirst better. ? Godspeed Tommy and Lynn you are so very missed ?❤️?”
“Great selection, staff is very nice and prices are pretty fair. Someone had mentioned that they “lock you in” but only the entrance is locked to prevent more people than allowed because of covid. They are no longer doing that though.”
“Large store with just about anything you might need. Good prices on everything. Close to downtown Jim Thorpe. Right next to Jim Thorpe Market. Between the two stores it is one stop shopping for everything you want.”
Liquor Stores
Liquor Stores
Liquor Stores
Liquor Stores
Liquor Stores
Liquor Stores
Liquor Stores
“Very nice store and full of variety of beers, and things. Prices aren't too wild and friendly service. They've been a mainstay in town for a long time since I moved up here in the late 90s. Not sure when they opened first, but can't go anywhere else for your kicks.”