Old Colony Liquors

Cashiers always nice and friendly! They even help me bring my items to the car when I asked for help! Highly recommend

Right in my neck of the woods, I frequent this small liquor store on and off. It is small in size but the staff does a good job of packing in as many products as they possibly can in the very well organized aisles. Especially — the beer selection. I have to commend the different variety of beers they carry — including very decent Asian beers.
Some of the things I like about this store:
— Staff: very nice set of people. Always at the checkout counter or around the aisles if you have any questions or trying to find something specific.
— Fair deals /​discounts on wines and certain hard liquors. Some are really good!
— Parking lot: although not too huge, they do have a decent sized private parking lot that is never too full
Finally — for the size of the store, I think they have reasonable prices — nothing too outrageous and a more than decent selection for your usual entertainment /​beverage needs. Given the proximity to where I am, I always end up here when I know I am out of something at home. Very reliable, very consistent!

You guys need to get your pricing right on a case of Yuengling now. I understand it is new to the market and all that but every time I ask for a case price on that they quote me $ 23 or so. Just an FYI Atlas Liquors sell that for $ 17.99 and Wollaston Wine & Spirits for $ 18.99.
Also it wouldn’t hurt to know your regulars and greet them with a smile instead of a grumpy face every single time they stop by or ask any questions…

If you have an out of state ID, bring your passport!!! Or bat your eyelashes a bit… either one but the passport is more reliable! This goes for those of any age…22 or 38, I’ve seen people denied because of their out of state ID.
That’s the most important note, but not far behind is the fact that this place has a pretty darn good selection of beer and wine. The beer is a mix of the everyday Bud Light’s mixed with the Blue Moons from the more obscure local and craft brews. Whatever you’re craving they probably have it, and if not, they have been more than happy to order it for you!

This is one of the best liquor stores you can ever go to, my hubby and I always stop there on the way to his parent’s in Hingham. They got amazing beer selection, from every corner of the world you will be able to find a beer they carry. I highly recommend this place for beer lovers.

i was in this Establishment today with my boyfriend. The reason i went there is because i go there pretty regularly. I have noticed the customer service isn’t great it is easily accessibly. But today the clerk was beyond rude he told my boyfriend to hurry up with playing his numbers «he dint have all day» Mind u he had to play them with out lottery cards for they were out. my boyfriend had a few words with him. I said nothing to the clerk and went about my business of buying a 32 oz of beer. I handed him my card before i could finish telling him what i needed behind the count he chuck my ban card at me a shouted 8 dollar minimum. I said wow u really are rude he yelled that «i was trash» That’s when i started throwing the f bomb. I Guess i wont be going there again!!!

Amazing, amazing imported beer selection, both refrigerated and room temperature.
In addition, they carry J.K. Scrumpy’s hard cider, a good selection of Dogfish Head, and Harpoon Leviathan.
Staff is passive, but reasonably friendly. I don’t believe they accept Massachusetts State IDs (Non-​liquor IDs).

This place was a revelation when i first came here. A few years ago, this was the only place in Quincy you’d be likely to find any Belgian beer or anything mildly interesting in any style. Thankfully, Quincy has slowly caught on to the beer craze, so our options have expanded.
That said, the selection here still holds up. They carry more foreign stuff than a lot of the local packys that are focusing more on American craft, so there is still usually something I’ve never seen before. The prices run a little higher than some other stores, but there is a lot more imported stuff so maybe that makes a difference? They also have a large selection of cigars. I couldn’t begin to guess whether they are «good» cigars, but there are at least «many» cigars. Quotation party!
In short, a much more interesting liquor store than I would have ever expected to find in picturesque Quincy Point.

i was very pleased to find a liquor store with so many options close to home… there truly is a multitude of beer and wine selections inside despite outside appearances. the only thing is that they literally went over every detail of my ID every time i’ve been there, and i’ve been there (and to the same cashier) quite a few times by now. get to know me!

This place gets five stars for their beer selection alone. We’re big beer drinkers and they have just about anything you might want, plus some things you’ve never even heard of! Also, they’ve got a good liquor selection — we drink lots of caipirhinas in the summer, and they’ve got a number of cachacas to choose from. The wine selection isn’t terrific, but they usually have something to fill the bill. If the RiteAid wasn’t within walking distance, Old Colony would likely be our sole liquor store.

Old Colony has got a notably sized liquor selection (including the tiny bottles).
Additionally, they have a good sized selection beer and wine.
Prices are average. No gimmick or novelty to go crazy for. Old Colony serves it’s purpose and does it well. It’s a brightly lit, clean place with friendly and accommodating staff.
For what it’s worth, they have a selection of cigars there as well.
Overall, great place for buying alcohol and is right across from the ²⁴⁄₇ CVS (that could service your frozen food, ice cream, juice, energy drink, misc medical, M.A.P. needs). The staff is responsible and quite diligent on I.D. checks.

This place doesn’t look like much from the outside but they carry some great beers! I went in and there were a lot of choices in the cold case– decent imports and craft available. They had a good variety. I walked out with a 6 pack of Rogue Dead Guy as my friend from Oregon raves about her favorite brew… I had to try it.