Martha’s Vineyard II

This is an «okay» liquor store, but has a great location very close to Miller Park. They stock a good selection of beer, a decent selection of wine and all the hard liquor a tailgator could want.
It’s not as comprehensive as Ray’s, nor as cheap as Discount but if you happen to be headed to a game or be in the area it will probably get the job done just fine.
I wasn’t hassled when I stopped, probably because I was with my husband but there is a bit of a «sketch» factor. Not in a dangerous way, but just in a typical seedy liquor store way.
In addition to libations, Martha’s sells loose tobacco (giant bags), hookahs and has two «for entertainment only» video poker machines. That was interesting for sure.

So i would go here twice a month spending atleast $ 100 a visit an i see they have a build your own 6pack nice so i do it an when i get home an open 1 its flat the next flat n sticky the next sealed but ½ empty so I realize the cases that break the unbroken go into the build your own 6pack so i go back an explane an he tries to blow me off then offers me a dollar off what a shyster I will never shop here again i suggest you dont eaither idiots lost $ 200 a month cause they didnt want to refund $ 8.99

I actually really like this place.
It could be because I have boy parts and the previous reviewers have girl parts which have, it seems, led to some unwanted attention on their part.
Their experiences aside, I’ve never had anything but pretty durned awesome service here. After a recent move I live about a block away from 41, which turns into Miller Park Way if I head a bit south and so Martha’s Vineyard is the closest liquor store to my house. The closest liquor store that isn’t contained w/​in a grocery store, anyway.
Since, as I’ve said before, I’m inclined to support a small business over a large one I try and stop here whenever I need booze. Lately, this is a few times a week. Do I have a drinking problem? *hahahaha*
Surely laughing when it’s mentioned that you might have a drinking problem means you can’t have a problem, right?
This place has a pretty good selection of both booze and beer. Their prices for my liquor of choice, Bombay Sapphire, is a bit cheaper than Pick n’ Save and a bit more expensive than Discount. It’s also a bit closer than the latter so it all balances out.
They have beers I can’t find outside of Woodmans. I’m a cheapskate so I love the Gennessee Cream Ale, six tall boys for like three dollars. You can’t beat that with a stick.
The guy behind the counter is always super nice to me. If you don’t ask he’ll run your card as credit. But if you ask he’ll run it as debit which saves him money and helps a local business. Did I mention I’m all about local businesses?
Five Stars From Me, Because What Is The Alternative.
Also, Because Awesome.

Alright– so once and a while I need to hit a liquor store other than my beloved Tosa Liquor; mainly so my peeps at Tosa Liquor don’t think I am a complete raging alcoholic. I’ve hit Martha’s Vineyard 3 times in my life and each time I swear to myself I will never step foot back in that place.
While this place has a great selection of booze and is super convenient to hit before a Brewers game, it still doesn’t seem worth the stop. Some drunk guy always tries to talk to me about how awesome his Steel Reserve is and of course he is paying for it in change. I always feel like I’ll probably get stabbed or at least robbed when I am in there and I am not ok with be offered whip cream jello to go shots when I purchase my Miller Lite.
Chances are, in a couple months I’ll stop at Martha’s Vineyard and go through the same motions and leave there thankful to still be alive as well as cursing myself for making the stop. Ahh the joys of alcohol!

This liquor store has plenty of space and relatively friendly service, except for that time when I walked in and a strange man chatting with the clerk stared at me while I wandered through the store and then came up and leered in heavily accented English — «you very pretty.» Ick. But they have a decent selection of liquor and wine. Nothing fancy, but it’s convenient and close to my house.