Bob’s Food Mart & Liquors

Does the job and that’s it. They have a huge selection but I’d say the only good thing is that they stock Creamwich ice cream sandwiches from Manhattan Beach Creamery.
I really only go here when I’m too lazy to walk the extra 1000 feet to Von’s. The prices are high to be expected, many of the products are dusty and expired and I’ve even found a dead fly on my soda can once.
Seems to be more of a bottle of vodka, 6 pack and a pack of smokes type of joint.

The price is extremely expensive no price on the shelf, you can only know that when you check out. Only one staff in the store.

I would have given this place a one star rating for being located in a seedy area; however they have a really good beer selection that more than makes up for this. Produce is, as expected, mostly close to expired and too expensive.
Staff are neutral… neither nice nor pleasant. This is a decent place to get the absolute bare essentials (if that is limited to beer and wine)

Exactly what I needed.
This market is a small but nice and convenient place to stop by and get some goodies for the road. We were coming back from doing errands and needed some refreshments and snacks and this place had what we needed.
Its what you would expect in this area. There was one cashier (which is plenty I’m sure) and she was nice and helpful.
If I am ever in this area again I would definitely stop by. Don’t expect greatness or this place to carry everything but its worth a stop if you need small things.

Bob’s is still the best. I don’t get why there are some 1 star votes because this place is cool and convenient

What more would you want from a downtown LA liquor store?
It’s all here, in live and living color!!!

NEVER go here! They sell expired stuff and it made me very sick! & I’m not talking about expired by a week, expired by like 6 months!!! I should have looked at the date before consuming but they should look at the dates before leaving them out!

This is the worst liquor store you could possibly go to their so rude, they overcharge on everything, and their produce is old. This place also sells you products that are expired almost everything they sell is expired check the expiration date before you buy, and don’t even think about using a debit card they charge you an extra 75 cents to a 1.50 to use debit. Also don’t go hear late at night this place gets robed all the time probably because the cash register is at the exit of the liquor store and I know this because I live very close.
It’s unfortunate that the owner of this liquor store doesn’t have any self respect to be able to treat his local customers correctly but then again its a liquor store what do you expect.

They always have a good selection to choose from which is surprising because of its size. They also have some essentials (like coffee creamer) for if you live in the neighborhood and don’t want to make the trek to a grocery store.

I’ve lived down the street from Bob’s for five years now. I go there at least twice a week. I like the beer specials and the curiously wide variety of groceries that can be found there.
The guys who work there are friendly, the place is open long hours, and it’s definitely saved my butt on a couple of occasions.
HOWEVER, the wise Bob’s shopper will check the «Best by» and «Sell by» dates on any food products before buying them. Sadly, but not surprisingly, the vast majority of food sold at Bob’s is short-​dated. Tortillas, bread, dairy, chips, cookies, etc., are usually very close to, or already past, their Sell By dates.
I know that some would argue that Sell By dates are a guideline — and not necessarily a point after which the food goes bad — but the bottom line is that food has been sitting around somewhere, sometimes for years, in cans and bags and boxes, before arriving for sale at Bob’s. Caveat emptor most certainly applies.

Bob’s is GREAT, Randy, Gary & Sam… great

Guy charged me $ 60 for a $ 30 bottle of port. If only I had known you can haggle liquor here. Won’t be going back.

Right near where I live and I usually stop in here while waiting for a pizza at Coop next door. Decent prices and a great selection of drinks.

My favorite local liquor store! They usually have everything that I need for late-​night snacking and drinking.
Parking is easy and the guys that run the store are funny.

Bob’s is a bachelor’s dream — everything under one roof that you’d normally buy at a grocery and/​or liquor store. A very wide variety of liquor, wine and beer. Even a broad scotch selection with some 21 year olds.
I live next door to Bob’s and it makes it tough to not do all my grocery shopping here. They have everything from produce to cat litter — deodorant to night lights. The prices are more than you’d pay at a grocery store but Bob’s is honestly the definition of convenience store.

The secret of Bob’s is their variety. I found a few bottles of rum and scotch not usually available at other stores, and with prices the same as BevMo.
They also have good beer and soda selection for a convenience store.

Nice neighborhood liquor store, its also a lil market so it’s pretty convenient when I need quick buys like garlic or fruit. They got a big variety of alcohol, not the cheapest price but when you get to know the guys that own/​work there (Getty, P & Kevin) they will def hook you up! It’s my Go-​To spot after a long day of work!

Junk food galore
Alcohol galore
Beers galore
Specialty sodas galore.
But so much galore that the market is cramped and messy.

$ 6.99 for different 6 packs? Man what a good deal!
Walking distance? How convenient!
Four Lokos for the college kids? How crazy! Don’t do Four Loko kidsl it is bad for you… no it really is. They should be banned. PERIOD.
Bob, you’re so good at what you do: contributing to liver disease AND GOOD TIMES!

Having time to kill since ordering our pizza just a few steps away (Coop), my dinner companion and I decided to head here for a couple bottles of wine to go with our pizza.
Wine, with pizza? WTF? Yes, it happens people, get over it. :) The owner (forgot his name, but it wasn’t Bob), was very courteous when we walked in. It looked like he knew the names of his repeat customers and he was super friendly and didn’t try to over sell us anything. He wasn’t sure what wine went well with pizza, but one of his employees did and they were more than happy to give a us a quick lesson on why and which wines did go well with pizza.
This is EXACTLY why I love going to «Mom and Pop» establishments because of the level of customer service and just the warm feeling you get when you’re treated like a neighbor/​friend. You don’t get the cold corporate shoulder and you’re shown some appreciation for actually giving business to the establishment. Bob’s, I will surely return and hopefully pick up a lot of alcohol to keep your doors open and the friendly service always there.