Directory overview
- 66 Total businesses
- 4.1 Average rating
- 95% With reviews
- 61% With photos
- 3 Highly rated
- 60 Open on weekends
66 results found
Browse liquor store in Stoke-on-trent. Use this directory to compare ratings, reviews, photos, opening hours, addresses and contact details. 66 results in Stoke-on-trent. Average rating 4.1/5 based on 9,462 reviews & ratings.
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“Great bunch of staff, always welcoming always happy, lovely little shop”
“I am always satisfied with the staff and service I get Shelves always stocked and. everything lovely and clean ishop their most days and always satisfied Shirley Bailey X”
“Amazing,everyone is so kind especially the young lady and Tom! Always pleasant and well mannered and helpful.”
“What can I say about this cheeky little off licence. Small, huge. Andy will look after you.”
“Great range of Prosecco and other wines.Always reliable prompt friendly service with fast delivery.”
“They seem have everything very nice staff keep up the good work”
“Mint shop nice selection of beers and fizzy pop”
“Great selection of booze at affordable prices always polite and nice would recommend”
“Best off licence in the area..highly recommended...”
“It's a convenience store that supplies everything, not just booze. The name of the store is really misleading actually its a tardis sized shop which is open til late groceries, batteries, lightbulbs, anything you need.”
“Best convenience store around compared to Premier by the chippy, SR convenience across the road and milehouse food & wine. Store is small but there loads of offer in there and plenty of £1 stuff and cheap booze.”
“Good price for the products and good deals and customer service”
“Great shop friendly staff, needs be open for longer”
“Lovely village shop Staff are friendly Have a good selection of everything basically, and not over priced Proper village store”
“I use this conveniece store to drop off and collect Yodel parcels. It is my nearest shop. Parking can be a bit of a chore because the chip shop and clothing stores are both there too. There are No Parking signs to consider so I only drop in there if I see a space to park. This shop sells all of the usual sweets and crisps as well as booze. It doesn't sell crabbies despite me asking for it. Its not the cheapest for cider so I only get it in there if I need to. It is a convenience store so high prices are expected.”
“great friendly shop, fantastic prizes”
“Full disclosure, my mother was close friends with the staff and worked there at one point, so I'm probably biased. It's our local cornershop. It has plenty of alcohol, snacks including cheaper or traditional sweets, vaping stuff. It has local milk, bread, loo roll, soft drinks. Prices aren't ridiculous. In summer it has a slushie machine (although the owner is stingy and turns it off some days in late summer to save pennies, outrage! (Tongue firmly in cheek)) Staff are helpful and willing to chat about anything if it isn't too busy, and it's good conversation. Disability info: No disabled access but staff willing to assist in reasonable ways. You can park on the curb right next to the shop to reduce distance, but you'll have to climb a step and walk around the shop. Thankfully my disabilities allow me to do that still. It's an old shop so it's understandable. If you need full disabled access, the village store is mildly better for wheelchairs, or go to Alsager for ASDA.”
“Nice small shop with good support”
“Great choice of wines and spirits, also grocery items available”
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