Angela Liquor

This is definitely not the place to go for suggestions, but they’re the only ones I’ve been able to find Deep Eddy’s straight Vodka in bottles larger than my palm: $ 20.99 for 750ml bottles, $ 27.99 for 1.5L bottles.
This place also has 250 ml bottles of Hana Awaka Sparkling Sake: $ 15 at Hinemaru, $ 6.96 at Astor Wines, $ 6.49 here.
Also they’ve got Figenza Fig Vodka (31.99 for a 750ml bottle)! Jolson’s near me used to stock this, but they haven’t restocked yet, so they don’t get this recipe:
Hacked MP Taverna’s Grecian Mule
1 ½ oz. Figenza Fig Vodka
½ oz. lime juice
½ oz. pomegranate juice
ginger beer
Fill a 16oz cup (this is really important to replicating MP’s flavor. 16 ozs. If you use a smaller glass it will taste sweeter) with CRACKED ice. Add vodka, lime juice and pomegranate juice; top with ginger beer– NOT ginger ale. Ginger beer. Get a Bruce’s ale around the corner if you need to, better yet a Maine Root Ginger Brew (that’s some spicy ginger beer!). Seagram’s won’t cut it. It’s too sweet and it doesn’t have the correct gingery zing. Stir to incorporate and enjoy.

Great variety and they have several options for ½ bottles of champagne! When I asked for a specific ½ bottle, the lady helping me went into the basement to bring me up a cold bottle like I had requested. I wish it was closer to my apartment but good to know it’s in Astoria!

I wouldn’t say this place is my favorite place to find my fore water. They don’t seem too informed or ready with a suggestion. If they came to my job, I’d be ready to make suggestions. That being said, they carry the occasional item that can’t be located at the other two stores in walking distance. And what Baby wants, Baby gets.

This store right on Broadway is small as hell.
If someone came in and farted, you would have no way of escaping his vapors.
I say this jokingly but I’m really not joking.
I ran in as an man on a mission to resupply liquor to an BYOB event a few blocks away.
As the time for the event was ticking I had to make a quick choice.
I chose the New Amsterdam Peach Vodka as it was the last bottle on the shelf of that variety.
AMAZING choice as I later found out that it not only was pretty good as a vodka by itself but went VERY WELL with the mixers provided that night.
The selections are small but I did peak that they had a few goodies that I would have loved to check out if I wasn’t in a rush.
Credit, Debit and Cash are all options at this place.
It is located directly across from the Strand BBQ place so if one was to pregame I think this would be the first detour of the night.

I didn’t know the name of this store, but it usually is my go to for wine and liquor since it is close to my apartment. Over the past year they moved and the new location is much cleaner and brighter than their last.
Angela’s is a very typical liquor store. They have a decent selection and usually have tastings on Friday nights. If you do know what you want to get, then this is a good place to go to. The prices are reasonable. However, if you aren’t sure what you are looking for– try the wine store further down Broadway. They don’t seem to know as much about wine here.
I believe they have a policy where they only accept credit cards for purchases over $ 10. The staff is alright. I didn’t find them to be overly friendly, but they aren’t rude by any means.

I honestly had no idea this was the name of the store. I always called it «The Liquor Store down the street which closes @ 1030pm.» Great selection of wines and liquor. Occasionally they have tastings and sometimes have tasting of whiskeys, ryes, and bourbon which I haven’t experienced from any other liquor shop.
You won’t find any deals for the liquor, but you can find some very nice priced wines if you look.

Small store but has some great finds. I’ve discovered a bunch of my now-​favorite wines shopping at Angela’s.

new store with the best prices i have seen since new jersey!!!

**New location!!**
This used to sit right next to the Synergy fitness center on Broadway in between Crescent and 23^rd Street. Now it sits on the other side of the street closer to the train station.
Angela’s is a very decent medium-​sized wine store with an occasional bottle of liquor splashed here and there (see what I did there?). The new store has a much better arrangement, and is much cleaner and brighter inside whereas the old one sort of looked like the kind of place where you’d be involved in a hold-​up. Wines are arranged by white, red, and bubbly as well as by region.
There is a small selection of liquor here as well, but you’ll only find the bases for cocktails. If you need some kind of specialty liquor for a recipe, you’ll have to look elsewhere. Angela’s is really a place for wine, and I have to hand it to one of the staff last night who nailed a recommendation for us when they were out of the sweet Polka Dot Riesling. Her matter-​of-​fact demeanor in saying «this one!» convinced us to buy it and damn she was right on the money!
Prices are good as well. The wine recommended to us last night was an $ 11 bottle and you can find just about anything for the $ 10-​$ 20 range. They have a few more expensive bottles, but Angela’s seems to cater to the younger crowd with a little less expendable income.
They also have tastings! Looks like they are on Friday nights.

I think this place had a great variety of wine, both in types and in price range. Also, it seems to be unique for the street. I was walking from the Broadway subway station to 31^st Drive and this is the only liquor store I spotted. I picked up a bottle of wine for $ 13 and I was surprised to see that there were many wines being offered for much less money than that. I am in this area fairly often so I will definitely be visiting Angela’s again for a good bottle of wine to go with dinner. Thanks for existing Angela’s!

I really enjoy this little local liquor store. They are friendly and helpful and best of all, they always have wine tasting so I get try a lot of different wines. Their prices are fair and they are usually always open.

I love coming into Angela’s to pick up some wine or liquor. The employees are definitely the most friendly liquor store employees I’ve ever encountered. They’re always asking how they can help, but never pushy if I say I’m just browsing.
The prices are fair, and there are often sales. I picked up a bottle of Chivas 12 Year there for a very respectable $ 30. (NB: Often the sale items are cash only.) They have a huge selection of wines for under $ 10.

Angela’s is a moderate sized wine and liquor store, but with a great variety.
On Friday nights, Angela hosts wine tastings, usually picking bottles that are around $ 10 of varieties you may not have tried before. Always one red and one white. If you like any of the wines, there are bottles right there. If you don’t, you aren’t hustled.
If you want to talk wine, Angela is very knowledgeable. You tell her what you’re in the mood for and for what price and she is sure to pick out a great bottle for you or steer you in the right direction. There is no pretension or judgment.
There is a sliding door fridge in the back if you want some chilled white wine, brut, champagne, etc… I’ve come here before dinner parties and there is always the bottle I need in the fridge. As soon as someone buys something from the fridge, I see them immediately restock it.
Her staff is friendly and always willing to help.
Decent prices and friendly service is what makes me keep coming back.