Y D Liquors

I had the most unpleasant experience. My third time going here and the last. Seem as though new management took over by an Indian guy, and the racial profiling was nothing short of remarkable. From the moment I walked into the store I felt the burning glares on my back. I walked in, typical Friday, post-​work, comfy attire, Regis College hoodie, B cap, sweatpants & sneakers. Black skin! Any who, I go to the counter with a six pack coors lite to ring out. The strip on my debit card, appears to not register, while his all but two attempts seems to be exhausting (give me a break)! Ive recently had someone enter it in manually or do the paper bag method, with a kind professional attitude. However, this is besides my concern as I feel he prejudged me from the very beginning, and was the basis for his painstakingly uncooperative demeanor. As his reply is, «I don’t want to ruin my side swipe, and I don’t have manual entering capabilities.» That computer looked very new and 2016ish to me, so fool someone else. Point blank you judged me, and assumed I could not afford a 6 pack of coors lite, and was trying to pull a fast one. Give me a break, and good luck with all your endeavors with that attitude. As I walked out and gave my business elsewhere with a rather flawless transaction.

On our way out of town, we got a few varieties of beer including a 6-​pack of Corona and it was skunked when we opened it :(

This is the best neighborhood liquor store in the area. They have a great variety of items available and they are very organized.