Broadway Liquors

They have the big buzzballs and the cashier was the best! He said he's never seen anyone more excited since seeing his grandson at m&m world.

The guy running the shop was caring for a street guy who had a minor head injury, bleeding from a temple and behaving erratically. I was moved by his efforts, even though I was just there to get a few more beers before bed. This shop has a decent selection of everything, although it's very small.

I go here quite a bit to get a soda and some snacks because it is so close to my home. The items are not very expensive and hardly ever gets crowded here. The owners are nice and friendly. If you are on this side of Broadway and need a soda, smokes, or "booze-n-snacks", this is the place to shop.

Christmas evening and Broadway Liquors is not only open, but home to $5 highballs to go, 8 different It's It ice cream cookie sandwich flavors to choose from, and a faux eyelash selection better than any beauty store I've ever been in. Commence our final Hoodrat Holiday of 2014.It's Christmas and all my family is 2500 miles away but it's totally cool because I hate holidays and my partner-in-crime, Dana G, and I have planned a Festivus for the record books. Outside is miscreant central but inside is pretty friggin clutch for booze on the run and a number of other really rad items for the anti-holiday of your dreams. We were actually on our way to a really nice orphan x-mas dinner with the nicest group of lesbians you've ever met and their super cute dogs and needed some booze-y provisions (and It's It, naturally) to ensure the evening was a success. They have plenty of wine and bubbles, chilled or room temp, and a decent selection of high gravity party beer. Just be sure the 6er you grab is full as they do sell singles, apparently, so it took us a few tries and a case re-org to get a full pack. They sell these little things called BuzzBalls that look like a mix between a grenade and something you'd stuff your bra only they're filled with 20% alcohol cocktails that fit in your palm. The green one tastes like a margarita you'd get in the suburbs (actually not that bad), the chocolate creamy one is actually delicious and as gross as it looks I'd totally get this again, and there's a red one called a 'Strawberry Rum Job' that we didn't try but got for the party strictly based on name alone. The counter guy was totally with it and new his inventory like the back of his hand. We walked up asked for bobby pins (located behind the counter) and her knew exactly what we were talking about. That paired with the (literal) hundreds of faux eyelashes makes this my favorite one-stop shot for a Hoodrat Holiday with bonus hot mess pre-game.

didn't see any beer pricing on either the 6 paks nor big bottle micros. unknown wines priced 6.99, 7.99.clean store, neatly organized, lots of offeringsbuys: cheetos, 1.49-priced the same as anywheres, no overchargeon draft:-rent an issue in high pricing,....-not just here, all of north beach.....2 stars for nonpricing, 3 stars for availability..

There isn't a better liquor store in San Francisco! Cory is the MAN! Whenever I'm out and about and need to pick up some booze this is where I stop, great deals and the atmosphere for a liquor store is awesome. As one of the posters said, sometimes I rather hang out here and shoot the $hit then go out to a bar.Broadway Liquors gets 5 starts from me!

Best. Store. Ever. The only thing I miss are the Chiakies that he used to sell at the counter. Those were so good! What happened to them? Why do you tease us with the Chiakies and then take them away? Bring them back you fascist! You can't dictate what I want to eat and then take it away, Broadway Liquors owner! Also, the best deals on Corona 36 packs ever.

This is the spot to go to for quick cheap liquor if you're on Broadway. The store is ran by a nice Asian couple (assuming they're together) and this definitely is the place to pre-game instead of blowing all your money at a bar or restaurant. Will definitely be back for more cheap liquor when the opportunity presents itself.

I would love to tell you a story in which I was questionably rude and the whole narrative could be misconstrued. But here's the thing, I walked in to this place, I bought 2-30s of Bud Light up and they charged me $65. When I asked them "wow $1 a beer? Is that a competitive rate?" The guy behind the counter responded with "SHOW ME A BETTER RATE AND THEN WE CAN TALK." I put it all in caps because that's how it was said. He yelled it is what I'm saying. Then he continued to challenge me to "find a rate for $15" and he would talk with us, I responded "I never said that someone would charge $15 for this. All I said was you are over charging for this amount of beer." He insisted that we get out. Even after I had already paid the money for this. That's the kind of place this is. A place where a horrible human being possesses the ability to say "pay for this and get the fuck out." So yea. I would say don't go here. Go to a place that charges a reasonable rate.

Beer, wine, and champagne. The person working behind the counter was so helpful and courteous. I will definitely return again.