Martin’s Liquors & Gourmet Deli

Craft Beer Mecca! This place has everything from your normal run of the mill beers to the rare and limited releases! They also post daily updates to their facebook page when they get new shipments in! If you have any questions ask the bearded guy that works there. He is an EXCELLENT craft beer resource.

While, that have a good selection of beer, they are guilty of massive price gouging. I’ve watched them get worse and worse.
You could say to me, «just go somewhere else.» But, I don’t believe anyone should be ripped off when you can get the same beer everywhere else for 33% less.
You can’t raise prices because something is a limited yearly release. The Breweries take note of this and I can see they have less of a selection from a major craft brewer because of complaints.

I have to say that I always was a big fan of Martins. They have a great selection of all kinds of alcohol. However, I am upset to see them price gouging. I am a big time bourbon fan and wanted to get a bottle of Pappy Van Winkle. Last year theY sold their bottles for Msrp and I was lucky enough to get a bottle of 23 year for $ 279. This year I go to the store and they have a bottle of the 20 year sitting in the shelf for $ 899! Pappy 20 year retails for $ 120 – 175 depending on location.
I have seen stores force people to buy other things they cannot sell in order to buy pappy. I have seen other stores price gouge (all have which been reported to the distributors and Van Winkle distillery as well). It’s just very VERY upsetting to see Martins succumb to this. I felt like this was necessary so others can hopefully avoid a store that does this.

Really good selection — they’ve expanded their beer section. Found Jefferson’s reserve VSB bourbon there, which is tough to find elsewhere. Good experiences except for one — last time I was there, I felt like employees were following me around the store to see if I was going to steal anything. Not a great vibe.

Pretty decent liquor store with a large number of selections. They have aisles upon aisles of alcohol. It was unlike anything I’d ever seen before. It was even bigger than Bevmo. Very decent prices too.

It’s like the toysrus of alcohol. They have a large selection of beer, wine and liquor.
I can find many kinds of beer from all over the world here, as well as wine from just about anywhere. They also sell sake and many types of liquors.
This place is huge, clean and the staff are helpful. Prices are pretty reasonable.
I will continue to purchase from here whenever I’m in the area.

Very decent liquor store — you can easily get a good, $ 6 bottle of wine on the far wall (close to where the DD is) — decent beer selection, liquor prices are good. Generally a very good spot to grab booze — when I lived in Mt. Laurel, this was my spot!

With the FDA coming down on companies that sell caffeinated alcoholic beverages, this place will probably be next on the hit list. A Dunkin Donut inside a liquor store??? Who would have thunk it possible!
I used to swing by this place when I lived and worked in the area to pick up some hard to find libations, notably Korean soju. Not sure if they still stock my favorite, but I did swing by recently for the coffee.
Neat, novel idea that sets it from the rest.

Liquor store + Dunkin Donuts. Not as cheap as Canals down the road.

Aside from the presence of a Dunkin Donuts up in this spot, there doesn’t seem to be much that’s very notable about Martin’s Liquors.
I only browsed the beer selection which was… eclectic. I would hesitate to say that much thought has gone into what they do or don’t carry. Prices are slightly higher (10%-ish) than Canal’s and the the overall stock pales in comparison.
E.g.: They had a bunch of Left Hand stuff, but offerings from other breweries were kind of random. (Maybe they go with what’s on special from the distributor?) I picked up a couple bottles of Hitachino XH (but that’s the only beer they carry from that brewery). Pretty decent selection of Belgians, though nothing rare. Several varieties of Indian beers… not India pale ales, beers from Indian breweries.
I don’t think I would go to Martin’s as my first choice if I was looking for beer; there are several Canal’s locations within a 10 minute drive from here. Wine and liquor may be better than beer, though I cannot confirm this. Overall, though, not a bad option if you’re picking up something after leaving the shopping center across the way.

This used to be owned by my family… Named after my Grandfather Martin who i was not fortunate enough to know because he passed away before i was born but this was in our family for years. I used to love coming in to town and having an awesome sandwich and soda from the deli and hanging with my uncles Larry and Richard who used to run the store.
Now it seems that this is no longer how it used to be. They replaced my grandfathers deli with a Dunkin Donuts? WTF super classy and nostalgic.
Came on to show a friend from work our family’s store only to feel like a got kicked in the stomach by what is going on with the place. Very disappointed

Nice selection of beers and spirits, not as nice as some of the top stores in the area like a Canals or Total Wine, but better than many in the area. They always seem to have something unusual when you walk in, which leads me to
A DONUT
When was the last time you had a donut when you were looking for beer or booze? There is a Dunkin Donuts inside the liquor store here. No place to sit, but if you just want to pick up a cup of tea or coffee and a glazed and keep going, this is the perfect set up.

Hey as long been in South Jersey, been there. Within last 5 – 10 years, made change, having DD inside the liquor store. Let me say, got a great deli, too. When I worked for Bell Atlantic, no Wegman’s nearby, this was place to go grab sandwich. I stand corrected, must have gotten rid of the deli,. put DD in its place. Ashame. But still good place to grab cup of joe. & liquor??!

Overall, probably the best beer store I’ve found in South NJ/​SE PA region, based on selection/​quality/​value. Places like the Foodery in Philly have a better selection but their prices are so outrageous, I really don’t think it’s worth it. It’s conveniently located off of Rt 38 (right by Costco, which is always a good thing!).
The beer ailse is located right when you walk in on the left. The left side is mostly fridge space while the right is shelving. You can find most any of the «big» craft breweries here, along with some of the harder to find items like Founder’s. I was even able to find a couple bottle of Black Ops here which is the first time I’ve seen it in this area.
Service is good and you can normally find someone around to help you out. Pricing it competitive and seems on par with other places in South NJ.
Highly recommend checking it out if you are in the area!

Nirvana.
Only critique is that they have a very limited selection of rye whiskeys.

What does one buy for a pirate party? Jamaican beer, of course. Three and a half cases of Red Stripe from the back and a case of Newcastle later, we’re set and cheerful about the rumless mojito mix. No need to buy more rum when there are 3 to 4 bottles at home.
Martin’s is nice and big inside. I was only surveying the beer on this, my first, occassion. Have to say an entire wall of fridges and then some of beer is more than I should ask for.
However, I’d alphabetize the cases or group them geographically or by quality. That’s the sort of person I am. For then it would be easier to see Martin’s for all its many cans and bottle does not offer much from the eclectic or my preferred Belgian categories. And perhaps Martin would rather we not take notice of that.

Say what you want about Jersey, but hey… it’s a Liquor Store with a built-​in Dunkin Donuts. If they had scantily clad male models in here, they’d have to put a hotel next door!
No deli. Just the Dunkin. The Dunkin is the usual: «I only want a dozen doughnuts, thanks. No, I don’t care if I get four free if I buy more. Only a dozen. THERE ARE NOT THAT MANY KIDS IN THE CLASS! Just a Dozen Please! Any more than that, and the teacher will send ME to detention!»
Can’t comment on the liquor store service. I didn’t ask questions, got what I wanted, paid for it. They took my credit card, and my doughnuts and I left. JUST A DAMN DOZEN!

It easy to say that its not even worth reviewing a liquor store, there are so many of them and they all basically offer the same thing… alcohol. However, Martin’s takes a liquor store to a new level. Just walking into this place is better than most other establishments, its well lit and the staff is always friendly. O and its huge inside. What draws me to this place is how organized it is. Liquor is in order by type from Top to Bottom Shelf. It is easy to find what you want and compare it to different brands. Their shelfs are ALWAYS stocked and you never have to ask if something is in the back. Along the back wall they have anything and everything you could need to make your perfect drink. Their beer row is equally as good. They carry all types of beers, even those hard to find six packs that you are just in the mood for that night.
And of course, if you need a pick me up before you get started for the night, then you can grab a nice hot coffee at the Dunkin’ Donuts inside. This is very convient for a one stop place while traveling down 38 or just hopping off 295.
On top of this I find that their prices are much better than other places around by 2 – 4 dollars. Canals is known as the cheapest around and I always find things cheaper at Martin’s.

It’s an endless loop: drink… hangover… egg & cheese from Dunkin… buy more alcohol because, hey, you’re already in the store… drink… repeat.
Genius.

You may be thinking, «what, how is it possible for a liquor store to get four stars? That’s rank madness!» Is it the large parking lot? Is it the fact that it lies conveniently off of several major routes?
Have you ever seen a liquor store with a DUNKIN’ DONUTS inside before?
I haven’t.