Majestic Fine Wine & Spirits

Unfortunately, Majestic on Inwood has closed for business.

It stocks the best Rum in the world!
Ron Zapaka 23yrs old Solera

I was impressed with the selection here. They have everything I was looking for (even if I was just looking for some knock-​off Kahlua). I was approached by several employees to see if I required assistance, and the employee who checked me out was incredibly friendly. The prices here are average, but that certainly does not take away from the excellent selection to be had here.

Best liquor store on Inwood for sure. The staff is always friendly and helpful. I’ve seen pretty much the same people working here for at least a few years which is nice. They have a great beer selection as well as wines. I usually go for the beer and they always have something new and unique to try out. I recommend signing up for their little frequent shopper program because you’ll get some good deals pretty regularly.

A little hard to find for an out of towner but worth it. Very clean and organized. Had great prices on wines… my favorite was $ 20 cheaper than I could find at home. Will be sure and stop by next time I’m in town

Staff knew their products — even beers not available in Texas. Prices are average. Not as cheap as American Spirits right next door.

After hearing horror stories, mostly untrue I might add, about wacky Texas beer laws… I decided to try out the highly rated Majestic. I will say, from the get-​go the service here is amazing. I was quickly greeted and helped with any questions I had on their beer stock. They do have a pretty plentiful selection of decent craft brews, but someone (I tried) should clue them in to the awesome selection of ‘sours’ they are missing out on. No Russian River, or even a New Belgium La Folie to be found? Disappointing to say the least… I did manage to find a couple of decent offerings though, and was merrily on my way. This is no Wilbur’s or Total Beverage, but Dallas has a winner in Majestic.

Best prices and service!

This store was our first of many visited Friday night. Being new to only being able to buy alcohol at a liquor store we have had to learn to plan ahead.
Majestic is a beautiful store that definitely does not scream liquor store from the street. This is probably the reason why they are a bit pricey. They have a great selection of alcohol and beer. We were able to find great stuff.

We were frequent buyers when this place used to be Red Coleman’s. It’s not the same now, but they still have a big selection. We just don’t know anyone there anymore.
Why am I bucking the trend and only giving them 4 stars? Well, because I still can’t find EVERYTHING I want there. If they had simply everything in the world, then I wouldn’t have to go anywhere else to find my favorite alcoholic beverages. Unfortunately, I think such a place doesn’t exist, which is why there are so many liquor stores in Addison.

My preferred retailer for beer, wine and spirits. I even check out the web site fairly regularly. But there are always in store specials that are not advertised, if you own the Majestic Liquor discount card, which is free. I usually walk out of here with in store specials, which fluctuate every week. I’ve tried a lot of new beer this way. I rarely drink liquor. Service is knowledgebale and helpful. Selection is outstanding. Sales are frequent. What more could you ask for?

Well, I’m another happy customer. I’m a craft beer snob and these guys have the best selection in town. The selection is almost overwhelming. If a beer is sold in Texas, it is carried at Majestic.
They occasionally have knock out sales, like 6 packs of Sierra Nevada Celebration Ale for around $ 5.
My only negative is that some of the beer bottles have a good layer of dust on them, which MAY indicate that some of their stock sits around for quite awhile. That said, I’ve only bought one six-​pack from them that tasted skunked (Victory Prima Pils) and that may have just been my taste buds (lagers often taste a bit skunky to me).

I actually enjoy going in here. Very new and super clean on the inside. Everyone who works there isn’t there just to collect a pay-​check – they truely know their stuff about alcohol.
They are very knowledgeable and offer samples, insights, suggestions, etc… It is also a bit cheaper than the Centennial a quarter mile down the road at the Intersection of Addison RD (Inwood) and Belt Line… so definitely worth that extra 30 seconds! Selection there is as good as I’ve seen.

I’d like to start by quoting one of my favorite verses:
Let me ask you a question, do you like drinkin’? Helllll, you like drinking, who the hell don’t? Well, if you’re like me, you like to get bit just as fast as possible. That’s why I’m proud to introduce Uncle Jemima’s Pure Mash Liquor. — Sir Tracy Morgan, Saturday Night Live circa 2000.
They may not have Uncle Jemima’s, but Majestic is my favorite place to go and pick up a case of beer or nice bottle of booze. Sigel’s just up the street used to be my #1 but they don’t trust my baby face and I’m tired of being carded six times before I hit the register where some bitter old lady gives me the stink eye for 10 minutes before letting me make my purchase.
Majestic’s staff is friendly and knowledgeable and they have tastings for whiskey and tequila to help sway you towards the dark side when you just want to stop in for a six pack. They also don’t judge when you counterbalance the $ 15 six pack microbrew you just purchased with a case of PBR (I am from West Virginia, that beer is in my bloodlines).
They’ve also got a frequent shopper’s card (drinker’s card?) like you get at the grocery store and it knocks off bucks on everything from mixers to beer to my sweet sweet Johnny Walker Black Label.
Beer snobs rejoice in the selection and tightwads rejoice in the prices. Just don’t rejoice too hard or you’ll end up in the drunk tank in Addison circle.

I drink beer. Lots of beer. But like Miles screamed in Sideways — «I am NOT drinking any f**king Merlot!» — I do not drink ‘domestic lights’. (Call me a beer snob and you go drink the same beer you first started drinking in High School and leave the adults alone.)
They have a great selction of microbrew six packs and a couple rows of individual pints. Plus, they change their inventory pretty regularly so you don’t keep seeing the same beer over and over («Oh, great, another seasonal selection of Sam Adams. Which of have I NOT had?») And one bonus is they have a bucket of individual beers from brocken six packs for sale. I got five Hoegarten for $ 1 each. Not bad.

You people know I gots to get my Crown on!

One of the best places to find beer and wine in the Dallas area. They have a great selection of beers, both domestic and import. Most you can buy by the bottle. They also have an impressive selection of wines and liquors. The only place that rivals majestic is Central Market. If you are near liquor road in Addison, drive past all the others and only go to Majestic. The rest of the stores near there look like gas stations compared to Majestic.