Big Save Market

Great corner liquor store especially for the type of area its in. Don’t be alarmed that you see a whole bunch of people chilling outside like its a night club (that’s normally what they do every night) until the police come and hen everyone scatters .
I like that its near a B.O.A and a clothing store which they own next door as well.
This liquor store has lottery tickets that be hitting! Every time I get the scratching fever I always find myself coming here.
In the back of the cashier they have a variety of Tobacco products and when requested they will order what they don’t have. I don’t see that a lot in many corner stores.
Good selection of food they even have links that be smelling so good when you first walk in, I tried one for my first time yesterday and I have to say it wasn’t bad!
In the back they have the many varieties of Wine and in the back of the cashier there is a variety of liquor. I’m a clear liquor type of person and they usually have the little bottles of Ciroc or 1800 for normally $ 10. Which to me is not a bad deal.
The workers in here are Arabic and are so sweet. Its family owned and they have been around for a while.
The store is operated with cameras so the workers here are able to see there outside surroundings.
I definitely recommend coming here, you will no be disappointed. Try out a lottery ticket, you may HIT, BIG!

This is a great liquor store for a lot of reasons:
— They have a wide selection of beer, juice and hot sauce – the three liquids I need to survive.
— They offer a wide variety of tobacco products, and they even ordered the one I like when I requested it.
— They sell small clothing staples like black beanies and tees for very, very cheap.
— They don’t have a purchase minimum or a usage surcharge for debit or credit cards.
Last, but not least, the staff are friendly, which surprised me because the neighborhood is a little rough so you know they deal with bullshit from time-​to-​time. Merchants in other parts of the City with the same problem are usually rude as hell, but these guys – in typical Bayview fashion – have managed to retain a sense of friendliness and community despite being in a neglected corner of the City.