Rite Aid

This is my go to place for beer, wine, and bourbon. The prices are great and they have a great selection. Nice thing about this store if they do not have what you are looking for just ask and they will get it in if it is available. The parking lot can be a little busy but I cannot hold that against them. The other nice thing about the store is you have a nice selection of restaurants surrounding the store (Little Caesars Pizza, Mediterraneo Ristorantet, Forbidden City Chinese Restaurant, Chick-​fil-​A, and Sakura Japanese Steak House). This makes it easy to order carry out and then go get something to drink, you cannot go wrong. I believe Tyler got this store confused with the pharmacy across the street. This is a liquor store, although it has the rite aid sign.

The store is located in a former Rite Aid drug store so it’s huge, compared to other liquor stores in the area. It’s less than a mile from my house but I hate the shopping center. Always a challenge to get in/​out of the parking lot but here’s a tip. If you drive behind the shopping center (from Englar Road) and go past the loading docks, there are about a dozen parking spots. You’ll see some stairs and a glass entryway to a covered walkway. Walk to the end and turn right to get to the liquor store. There are usually enough shopping carts in front or inside the store but sometimes you have to hunt for one. The selection of beer, liquor and wine is fantastic. If you want to check out the current sale ad, which changes about twice a month, go to
, scroll down to Marketplace (about halfway down on the right side) and type «liquor» for a keyword. There are always plenty of items on sale and I haven’t found any store that beats their prices. Good mix of macro and micro brews and seasonal items. I’m mostly a beer drinker so I can’t comment on their wines and liquors except to say they have a lot to choose from. Like I said, their sales change about twice a month and sometimes the sale prices aren’t programmed into their system yet so the cashier has to type them manually. If you buy sale items be sure to check your receipt before you leave. One time I bought a cart full of beer on sale and had to take it back to get $ 9 knocked off my bill (almost wasn’t worth the hassle).

Good pricing, really darn good selection. 24 packs of Yueng for $ 14? In bottles? Sold.
It’s just a little awkward because it’s based from an old Rite Aid, and a lot of the stuff on the receipt is from Rite Aid.

The wal-​mart of liquor stores. Prices and variety you literally cannot beat.
I love this place! I went here for 4 years and if I ever needed help finding anything someone always helped me.
In addition to the regular good service, one time I requested that they should add Bubble Gum Vodka to their repettoire of vodkas. It tastes delicious with soda water and is my favorite. Guess what they got in stock three weeks later? HOW NICE IS THAT?!

Set in an innocuous suburban center between Joann Fabrics and Food Lion, this is like a liquor Disneyworld! Huge place. Prices are on par with other area stores. Service is adequate — they can tell you what aisle the vodka’s in, but don’t ask for a specific Argentinian red wine or they’ll have a bit of a spasm.