Aloha Liquor

It’s a nice liquor store in a good location, but they are way over-​priced. A bottle of Svedka was at least $ 5 – 6 more than almost any other location in Baltimore. Not worth it.

It’s open on Sundays and it’s open pretty late! Reasonable prices… accessible location. ‘Nuff said!

Great that they’re open on a Sunday. While all the other staff was helpful and nice, the cashier was very rude and nasty… for NO reason. Jerk.

Yesssssss. OPEN ON SUNDAY!!! Decent selection, easily accessible, reasonable prices. This is everything I need.

Aloha gets points because they are open on Sunday! They are also open until 1 am on Fridays and Saturdays. They have a pretty decent selection of beer and wine and we like that they sell single bottles of craft beer when we are feeling less indulgent. Yes there’s bulletproof glass and always a handful of people inside fisting forties and watching some sports game, but we aren’t going to a liquor for it’s ambiance right?
As a side note, the owner of this store does not take sass from anyone and that’s something I really like about Aloha. One time, we were in line and the guy in front of us was so drunk that he just walked out with a soda without paying. The owner then demanded that his friend pay the soda and then an argument ensued where the friend insisted that no way would he steal and then he used a bunch of racial epithets, which I’m going to leave out, and the owner of Aloha kept saying Um no– please just pay for the soda. It’s the principle even it’s just a dollar!
Anyways, I think that Aloha probably gets a really questionable crowd especially late at night so it makes me feel better that the owner is willing to stick up for his business.

This place is open on Sunday, and in Maryland that is an automatic winner. It helps that they have pretty good selection of beer. The prices are a bit high, but competitive for the neighborhood.
I can’t say this enough though: they’re open on SUNDAY.

Overpriced…

It is nice, clean, and a good selection of Asian beers but the prices on local liquors are high. Come here for your sake or asian beer fix and hit Jeromes for all else.

Pretty good beer selection here at Aloha Liquor. Great business hours (open on Sunday too!) I just wish their Yuengling was a bit cheaper.
Aloha, my friend, beer.

I stopped by here last night after leaving the not-​so-​nearby Mick’s on the way home. Ususally, I have a couple of favorite liquor stores I stop at on the way home in Hunt Valley. However, once in a while I like to try out something different, so I did.
To add to what Dan said, this is a place that is deceiving on the outside and even sketchy looking inside.
However, the beer selection cancels all of that out. I was also very surprised to see that they a vast selection of Asian beers, especially Orion (Okinawa) and OB (Korea). In fact, I have not seen such a concentrated selection from Asia and the Orient like this anywhere in the area.
I lived on these beers while I was stationed in both places and couldn’t find them for the life of me back here on the East Coast. Naturally, I grabbed a couple of bottles of each for old times sake. Speaking of Sake, I had a very bad experience with it one night in Japan and I will leave it at that, lol.
I will definitely stop here again.

This place doesn’t look like much on the outside. And once you go in… it still doesn’t look like much. Actually, it looks pretty sketchy inside with the bulletproof glass booth for the cashier to your immediate left upon entering. Theres some random tables and seats in the middle of the store too… when I went, some haggard looking person was just sitting there.
But don’t let that detract you… this is a diamond in the rough, a pleasantly surprising find. First, there was a good amount of craft beers there (Abita, Chimay, Sierra Nevada, Dogfish Head, among others). They have some unusual sized bottles too (like a 24oz Sierra Nevada). It’s a not a HUGE selection, but it will be adequate for your favorite beer snob’s needs.
On top of that, they have a good amount of Asian alcohol. There’s a lot of sake. I’m not a sake person so I can’t comment on the quality of what they carry (it did look nice though). There’s a LOT of Asian beers, ranging from Japanese (Sapporo, Kirin) and Korean (OB, Cass, Asahi). They have six packs to individual bottles (including a 1L bottle of OB). There was also bokbunja (Korean raspberry wine), soju (Korean «vodka»), and maekgoli (Korean rice wine). As far as I know, this is the only liquor store in Baltimore that I know of that sells Korean alcohol. I used to go all the way to Ellicott City to pick them up… but now I have no more need!
Definitely liked the selection and location (for me at least). Will be back for sure.

So nice to finally have a nice liquor store in the neighborhood.
Selection is great. Wine and beer galore.
Even a large selection of Asian beers, wine and sake.
Open 7 days a week, Friday and Saturday till 1am. Can’t beat that…

Full line of sake. Check it out.