Charles Village Discount Liquors

This is my neighborhood go-​to. They have lots of local brews like Union and Public Works and of course Boh and Yuengling. Beers are reasonably priced. Staff is super nice and helpful. Only downside is that they are closed on Sunday, but on the upside they always have sour Mamba! What more could one ask for.

I love this liquor store! The staff is so nice and friendly given the vast diversity of the clientele that comes in here!
It is not located in the best part of town and when you go in you almost always get asked to give someone a dollar from a drug addict or crazy person!
However the prices are very good! There is a wide variety of liquids and beers and wine. Almost anything you could want you can get here!

Pretty standard liquor store with a great wine variety. I only came here because my usual wine spot doesn’t have the specific wine I was looking for today and I looked online and saw that this store did. The store is located right up the driveway of the Safeway parking lot exit that lets out on St Paul St., so if you typically shop at Safeway, it could be a part of a great one-​stop shop setup in that respect.
It says it’s a discount liquor store, but all the prices seem pretty standard to me. I would return.

Its hard to judge a liquor store, cause its more about price and selection over, service and quality. This place has it all though, amazing service from a family owned business, selection and good deals.

This is a little booze gem in the area. Next to the Charles Village Safeway on St. Paul St. Decent selection of what you need. Not big on local or craft brews but if you have domestic needs then this place is a go to spot. Prices are better than most places around. The guys who work here are pretty cool. Always happy and helpful. Don’t be surprised if there’s someone outside on the corner asking for change. It happens. Handle your business and keep it movin’.

Good little liquor store in a fringe area (between the nice areas around Hopkins and Penn Station and the decrepit ghetto-​ish areas) that sells a surprisingly decent selection of stuff. They have Resurrection Ale in can form, and most of my other regular buys. The, uh, clientele can be a bit rough around the edges, but I’ve never had any issues.
The parking is a little bit of a challenge, since it’s all street, but I break the rules by parking in Safeway’s lot (which, technically, you’re not s’posed to do).
They also sell something like cellphone accessories or something at the entrance in a glass case, but I have no idea what that’s all about. The guys who run the joint are always friendly, and always give me a box to carry stuff in (if I ask).

This is my first review about Baltimore since I’ve moved to Baltimore. How fitting that it is of a liquor store on my block.
Good liquor, beer and wine selection for a neighborhood liquor store. Not overwhelming but great for a quick stop-​in prior to a BYOB meal, on the way to a dinner party or to grab a bottle to lubricate yourself to the tipping point of being able to press play on «The Lake House» with Keanu Reeves (my dad pronounces it «Canoe» — that always cracked me up) and Sandra Bullock.
The young asian guy behind the counter was super friendly as was the drunk old guy that kept bumping into me trying to get a back of Marlboro Menthols. I had just walked by him and his friends, having a few drinks from the paper bag and sharing a J. But I digress.
Better wine selection that the joint up the street (just north of 25^th on Saint Charles). Prices on beer seemed better, too, but I’ll have to confirm that next time.
Oh and about «The Lake House». Not too bad. Seriously.