Nineteenth Ave Liquors

Ok stock of items, but the man behind the counter (not the one with the pictures of his daughter at checkout) is incredibly rude. He is spiteful and nasty to anyone who doesn’t pay with cash — even my neighbors have experienced this. We would rather walk a mile to Walgreens or Safeway than deal with his poor attitude. Avoid!

Dropped by this corner store today, to purchase a powerball ticket! So, I never play the Lotto, but 500 million is 500 million and I have just as good of a chance as anybody! Anyway, I didn’t have any cash, so i asked if i could use my debit card. The owner stated «yes», but with a 2 dollar transaction fee. I didn’t have my phone and couldn’t transfer the funds to my checking! To make a long story short, I asked for a 5 dollar quick pick? Duh I didn’t know it is 2 dolls a line! Lets just say the owner took care of me! Great customer service and I give him 5 stars just for that! I will be back to this great little gold mine!

**A TRUE DEFINITION OF A CORNER STORE!!**
I came across this today (1÷9÷14) as I was driving down 19^th Ave and needed to find me some snacks before going to the Richmond part of SF.
I walk in and OH BOY! Can you say SNACKS!
This store carries a variety of different chips, drinks, household goods and tobacco products. Look no further! What you want, they have here!
I was walking about and knocking things over! HAHA its like that!
Prices are decent, however, for people like me that like to use your debit card please note that you have to have a minimum of $ 10 without gaining a 75 cent fee. If not $ 10, be prepared to pay that extra 75 cents :(
The owners here are so nice and sweet!
I would definitely come back here again I was excited to see all the wine selections that they have here. I will have to come back and really look at what they have and what looks good!

This place has been around for as long as I can remember and I’m glad its still here (12 years later). Nineteenth Ave Liquors has all the snacks you can possibly imagine along with a great variety of alcoholic and non-​alcoholic beverages. A bit cramped, but very convenient since the 28 MUNI bus stop is right outside too!

They have a pretty wide selection, but it’s all crammed into a tiny store. They’ve also got snacks (from Clif Bars to Flaming Hot Cheetos) and other things you might need for a good evening. Prices are okay. If you spend over $ 50 in the store, «Big Lou» gives you a free metal water bottle :)

Literally live down the block and around the corner so its convenient for me for sure — Lou is always a sweet heart. I ran into him in Union Square and he had shopping bags from Saks like it was a normal routine for him. Guess that lottery payout was good! (His store had 2 – 3 jackpot winners in the last few years)
Would like to see more creative selection like perhaps Snappea Crisps or hard cider but when I’m craving chips or beer, this spot is my go-​to.
Also gives cash-​back now with minimum purchase.

19^th Ave. Liquors has lots of microbrews, big and small, wines, sodas, teas, snacks, ice cream, chips, porn mags, hard liquor, etc.
store is cramped. beer pricing very reasonable for some (tecate, 1.49, 24z)
buys: snapple (.99)
–lemon tea nice.
5 stars cuz they gave school girls who asked nicely change for the bus.

The owner is a prick but also quite funny if you’re into dark humor. Reasonable prices and walking distance from my house, so I won’t complain. Five stars because the beer and liquor is good.

A usual neighborhood convenience store. I came in here today for a bag of Doritos Nacho Cheese Tortilla Chips since I was really hungry.
This store carries:
— Potato Chips, Corn Chips, Tortilla Chips
— Plain Bottled Water, Soda, Vitamin Water and Starbucks Coffee Bottled Beverages
These are pretty much some of the items you’ll see when you walk into any convenience store. There are cigarettes wine and alcoholic beverages available. Lottery tickets are also available here at this authorized retail location. This is one of the convenience stores I’ll turn to if I ever need a bag of chips with a bottle of soda or vitamin water.
If you are in this area looking for a store to something to satisfy your thirst and hunger, then Nineteenth Ave Liquors will be the place to turn to. One thing that makes this spot even better would be the bus stop for MUNI route 28 right in front. These neighborhood convenience stores a bit smaller than a usual 7 – 11 store you visit. The owners who run this store were very nice! If you are out on 19^th Ave & Noriega St looking for something to munch, then come into Nineteenth Ave Liquors to check out the selection of snack food and beverage items.
Credit /​Debit Cards are accepted here, but the minimum purchase amount has to be $ 5 or more. Purchases under $ 5 are cash only!
Street parking only!

It’s close. Has the essential liquids to make me forget about the day. Would get extra star is it had better hours I want my milk before 10:00 please.

ive been petting the dog statue outside for 25 years, must do so for luck on those lotto tix

They have a decent selection on liquor, a good selection of non-​alcoholic drinks, and it’s owned/​operated by an awesome family! If only they carried more protein bars/​drinks.

I live only a block from here, so this is my place to go if I want to pick up a sixer and some snacks. I’ve only encountered the owner and his wife, and they are both nice people. They have a good beer selection, a bit overpriced, but not more so than any other liquor store. You can always find at least 6 – 7 beers that will be 6 or 7 for a sixer, so thats not too bad.
They take credit/​debit cards, but its 50 cents if you are spending less than $ 10, which is very reasonable.

This is my spot. I can make it in here get two 22’s and a bag of Doritos and be back to my couch in under five minutes, well that is if I make the light across 19^th AVE.
There are three people who work here and I can’t remember their names for the life of me except the owner Big Lou who is a really nice guy and deserves my business. Big Lou is the type of guy who isn’t your typical liquor storeowner who is trying to be your best friend and call you boss every time you come in but is an honest good businessman. His wife, and some other skinny gentleman in his 40’s are always friendly. The employees are never on their phone or too busy to deal with you and although I’ve never bought anything other than 22’s chips and an occasional six of Anchor I do have to admit these are a little pricy but it’s less than one minute from this keyboard to the liquor isle so what ya ganna do? I just wish they didn’t close at 8PM on Sundays but I do live out in the burbs.

this place is grossly overpriced for what they sell, but what can i say, zebe is my guy! there’s something about being able to go grab ice cream between commercial breaks that keeps me coming back. there’s something about the owner knowing exactly how much wine, liquor and ice cream i buy without judging me that keeps me coming back. not only does the guy behind the counter know my name, but he knows my roommates and asks about them and how they’re doing each time i come in. i’m addicted to the customer service and will continue to buy from them, even if i could save $ 20 bucks from going the extra 10 blocks to safeway.

They get an extra star for actually having Budweiser Chelada (deliciousness in a can that gets you buzzed) and a jar of sweet peppers for my nachos (coz I need an extra kick for my cheese). The only issue is… these items are not readily on display. You have to ask the guy behind the counter if they have it. There are two guys who alternate manning this small lickasto: one is scary looking who I described in my original review, and the other is more pleasantly plump and has a good-​natured face.
I was fortunate to get the nice one and he said «yeah, Chelada? Yeah we have it. It’s just underneath the fridge because we don’t have enough space.»
*message*

19^th Ave. Liquors is a pretty small liquor store, but they have a surprisingly wide selection of wines. None of them are chilled, but if you were expecting them to be, you’re in the wrong place.
The beer selection is alright with some seasonals and local brews.
The best part is the large porno mag selection right by the front door. You can’t see it as you walk in, so be ready to be greeted by glossy paper boobs on your way out.

i live a few blocks away from 19^th ave liquors, and sometimes i’ll cruise in to pick up some beer or a snack. apparently this is the lucky lotto ticket purchasing place, says so on the front window!
if i ever buy lotto tickets, they will be from this establishment.
(i also have no idea why Unilocal has this place located in the civic center, it’s clearly smack in the sunset)