KH&H Liquors

OMG this liquor store is great! Huge selection and cheap prices. I just discovered it the other day since it’s next door to Costco and I drunkenly decided to buy a Costco membership on Living Social. Just what a single person living alone in NYC needs, mass quantities of crap! Haha, oh well! I will probably use the Costco as an excuse to come get booze here. Seriously though, it was way cheaper than the liquor stores around me. Will def be back here next time I have a party. Store seemed very clean, well-​organized and the staff were all super friendly too!

If you’re a large non-​profit government entity, like a school, don’t ever go here! They used to be really great with accepting our tax exemption form but are now asking for a tax exemption card. If you’ve ever worked for a government agency or large corporation getting something like that is impossible. They also have no computer system for customers to create accounts where they can verify tax exemption status. During the whole process of trying to figure out how we could actually purchase the items we needed with this new rule the manager was very rude almost aggressively and impolite. DO NOT go here!

Like the other liquor stores attached to Costcos that I’ve been to, you don’t need a Costco membership here. Nice selection, and you somehow don’t see winos on waterfront benches across the parking lot.

Literally located next to the Costco, so it’s super easy and convenient to get all your shopping needs at one spot. It’s not huge, but they have a large selection of alcohol. Plus sometimes they offer discounts with mail in rebates.

This liquor store is located inside the Costco facility. Some of the price here is good but some is a bit higher. Their selection is also pretty good. Large selection of wine & decent selection of hard liquor.
If you’re looking for a bottle of Dom Perignon, the price here is $ 145.99. Not the best price we found but it’s a pretty good price compare to most liquor stores that we went to.
You don’t need to be a Costco member to shop here. It’s inside the Costco facility but it’s not a part of Costco.

Love this place. Love the staff.
Prices that drive me to drink.
Yikes.
P. S. You don’t need to be a Costco member to shop here.

For a liquor store in NYC, KH&H is likely the best around. With its location next door to Costco and part of the Costco complex, you just might think you need a Costco card to enter. …but you don’t!!!
While a similar setup to Costco with the metal rack shelves, paper pricing signs, and boxes from the wines and liquors to take your loot home, KH&H offers a large selection, really amazing prices, and representatives from liquor and wine vendors offering tastings galore throughout the store. As an added bonus, if you ever needed a gift idea for a friend or family member, they also have several gift sets! Score!

Absolutely in love with this place! Let it be known, the prices here are so good, you might just have to visit AA, besides the fact that they actually have alcohol tastings while you shop. Interesting bottles that you won’t find in many corner liquor shops and amazing prices.
Everything from tequila, to wines, to cognac. This place really has a great variety. In the holidays, they bring their gift packs which are usually the same price as the bottle but come with a gift! These make for great Christmas presents that they will be willing to share and will put a smile on anyone’s face!
Awesome service, great prices!

Not run by Costco but attached in the same complex, this was a quick and dirty liquor shop that supplied some unusual picks and the classic ones — they often have vendors come in and set up little displays, especially during the holidays. Custom-​engraved bottles of alcohol for all!
No Costco card needed — but you do have to brave the Costco parking lot.
Busy inside and not a clear path to the cashiers, but everyone seemed happy and simple.

Until a BevMo (
) or something like it pops up around these parts, it’s here where I’ll find my reasonably priced liquors and wines. KH&H and its pseudo forgettable name often gets mistaken as being part of the Costco lineup. The good news is there is no Costco membership required to enter and the even better news is their selection is as stellar as they come.
The staff know their stuff. Call ahead of time and see if there is something they carry and they’ll happily quote you over the phone. This may not seem like a big deal, but many local area liquor stores will just tell you to come over without revealing the price. They’ll also help you load trays /​cases of liquor if needs be and are very good about keeping the lines at a minimum.
One would be hard pressed to find cheaper prices than what KH&H is sportin’. Chances are they are $ 1 or less of a difference compared to your favorite affordable liquor spot. I’ve been pleased with a lot of the purchases I’ve made here, which has mainly been in wines, vodkas, tequilas, and rums. There is no beer here, which is a bit of a drag.
Lastly, the parking situation is no issue. Sometimes it’s hard to find parking at small stores without a lot, but sharing one with Costco ensures that getting in and out of here is a cinch.

Great prices and a decent selection of liquors — this place is my go to when i need several bottles of red, muscato, and maybe even a bottle of hard liquor or two. On some weekends, they offer tastings and great deals. Overall a great place to pick up alcohol– whether its for an upcoming party or just stocking up for a night in.

If you’re looking for a liquor spot that’s as competitive as Trader Joe’s but without the trek into the city, then look no further.
Deceivingly attached to the Costco in Astoria, this liquor store really isn’t run the same. You DON’T need a Costco membership to shop here. They’ve got their liquor in normal consumable amounts as opposed to the Kirkland house brand handles of various liquors that’s typically too much (not for Costco shoppers apparently).
Overall with free parking and what not, if you happen to have a vehicle then this is the place to go.

GOOD PRICES AT WHOLESALE. The kicker you do not need a cosco card to get into this place. Most people think that you do when you don’t. The bigger jack daniels is way cheaper then it is in a regular store. They also have a great wine selection. Great place for a drinker on a budget. The hours aren’t all that great on the weekends they close at 6pm I can understand a Sunday closing that early but a Saturday? I bet they would make more money if they closed at 11pm on Saturdays I know I would walk on over if they did.

For those of you from Texas or California, you probably have been to Costcos in NY and other states and wonder where the booze is.
Seeing this store attached to a Costco can be a little misleading since it’s not run by Costco, however, their prices are VERY competitive. You can usually tell if it’s a Costco store if they sell Kirkland branded giant size bottles of vodka, tequila or bourbon.
I noticed stuff here for way cheaper than what I could get at my local liquor store.
Just be careful though, glass bottles can break and carting the stuff home on the bus and subway gives you many chances to break the bottles of happy juice.

This is a secret in Queens liquors… best prices, not always what you’re looking for, but if you’re looking to stock a bar and you’re an aspiring cocktail mixer (everyone says bartender or mixologist, I don’t wanna be douchey) like me, then this is a nice place. There’s honestly a 40 dollar difference in between a fifth of Gentleman Jack and a store I went to in the city… it’s like that.
PS NO YOU DON’T NEED A COSTCO CARD to buy here… I sure don’t have one.

I was at the Costco in Long Island City, and I noticed a liquor store. I thought it was part of Costco, but the clerk told me they were separate. I found pretty good deals on a lot of wines. They had a tasting that day, and I bought a bottle of Froggy B vodka. I tasted it next to Greygoose, and I’m not kidding, it tasted just like it. The tasters let me try a bunch of good South American wines, and I wound-​up buying a case. After the vodka, and a bunch of wines, I seriously stayed under $ 100. I enjoy wines of different levels and prices, but I was seriously surprised how much I saved on a bunch of everyday bottles. The clerk said they have tastings at least 3 days a week. Check-​them-​out!