Hampden Crossing Liquor

This is from about 20 visits.
Young ladies that work there are moody. Super nice sometimes, other times not so much. They seem to be nice when my wife is not with me, but I’ve never truly tracked this.
They usually have quite a bit of staff, but aren’t always helpful. Sometimes they are walking around offering help while other times they congregate as group behind the counter talking amongst themselves.
Bottom line, customer service is all over the place.
They have a decent selection, but way overpriced on anything that is unique.
If you are close enough just go to Chambers Liquor (way more selection, better prices and super nice employees).
If you have to go here, well, don’t. Save your money, time and any good mood you may have.

Eh… I guess if needed this place will get you what u need. All 4 of the staff was behind the counter when I walked in and all chimed in a friendly hello. I was looking specifically for Ginger Beer.
They had a 4 pack of bottles for nearly 9.00. I decided to leave it right on the shelf and go elsewhere. They appeared to have a decent selection but just based on the price of that 4 pack I knew I could get get a better selection a mile in the other direction.

They make a point to follow certain types of people around; I guess they assume we are all unaware and don’t know blatant stereotyping when we see it. Two guys might be outside smoking but then when I walk in (at least on 3 occasions) they stop, and come inside behind me. If I go to beer coolers one of them goes into the freezer to watch me. Then when I go to checkout, they always ask for my ID and verify my credit card against it. At least twice they haven’t done the same for the people that were in front of me also paying with cards on a different register. It’s ridiculous, blatant, and rude. I wouldn’t recommend anyone give them their business. By the way never stolen a thing in my life, or been arrested for that matter.

This is my local liquor store, so I’ve been in quite a few times. They’re always very friendly, and I’ve found them to have a great selection (including Fre, which is alcohol free wine and has been my savior during pregnancy). They often have free tastings and my husband comes home from there with new things to try all the time.