Liquor Palace

Great selection of everything and the owner is so nice!

It’s a liquor store, plenty of selection, always something on sale and when you get to know them they always give you something extra. Really nice peeps!

Really helpful service. Wish they had a bigger selection, but their prices are very reasonable. I got Centenario Tequila way cheaper here than other places. Hardly any ciders though. Still good overall for this neighborhood.

HORRIBLE! Absolutely horrible. Found this place just cruising around town, bought a couple of drinks for my boyfriend and myself, and was surprised at how much it came out to. It was extremely overpriced! But I sucked it up and purchased them, I signed the receipt quickly and headed out the door. As I got in my car to leave, a women, I am guessing one of the owners, came running out screaming, «This is not a legitimate signature.» I replied that it was and she said «No. It’s NOT. I need you to come back inside.» I told her that I was already out of her store and it was my signature. She then stated she would report it as fraud. I laughed and drove away.
Well, I guess that works for me… I just got free booze. Stupid Bitch.

After reading the reviews here I was somewhat disappointed with the craft beer selection, which is small. It all depends on your expectations. For a convenience store /​mini-​mart, the selection is very good. But if you’re expecting an alternative to BevMo or Cap N’ Cork with a competitive selection of craft beers that rivals or betters theirs, this isn’t it.
As others have noted, the guy at the register is very friendly, and I’ll probably be back if I happen to be in the neighborhood.

Definitely impressed with the beer selection for a corner liquor store. While it’s no Cap n Cork (my previous neighborhood’s beer palace), it has a solid few shelves of craft beer offerings, with a discount of 10% off when you buy 3 tall bottles (who wouldn’t buy three?) Pricewise, it was about regular, I thought: a six pack of Firestone DBA ran 9 bucks, which is ok, while a four pack of Dogfishhead 90 Min was 12, and my three big bottles were 10, 9 and 8 respectively for a Tank 7 and two different Lips of Faith. Not the cheapest deal, but definitely not overpriced either, and definitely within walking distance of my house and delicious. So there you go.
Bonus: the cashier was VERY nice, sounded like Chekhov from Star Trek (adorable) and happily wrote down my beer requests and said they’d most likely get in next Friday (a week’s time.) What’s not to like about that?

Despite the regal name, I wasn’t expecting much from this place. I thought this would be some tiny, cramped little shop but it’s actually quite nice inside. One evening I was on a desperate hunt for gluten-​free beer and it led me to the Liquor Palace. I was greeted as I entered and showed right to the gluten-​free beer and cider.
The guy working there was helpful and friendly, I’ll definitely be back!

My boyfriend and I frequent this place, as its right down the street from his house– but boy, has it changed in the past year or two! They have a fantastic selection of craft beers at decent prices– and it seems like their collection gets bigger every time I go in there.
Everyone who works there is super friendly and always greet us (we’re beer fanatics, so we’re pretty much regulars there.)
I would definitely recommend this place if you’re in the area! So much better than 7 – 11 and other liquor stores nearby. And it seems like its family owned too.

The usual Mission Spirits across the street had their parking lot full of kids taking tae kwon do. So my booze peddler was out.
I’d like to take a moment on my soap box for a moment. Honestly… martial arts teaches a kid discipline and self defense. Okay fine. But… if I’m an adult and the kid wants to scrap… I’m gonna kick his ass. That’s that. And if I was a creepy pedophile… no amount of front kicks can defend a dude three times their size, DESPITE what «The Karate Kid» tells you. In Larusso’s case, crane technique will just get you in the van faster. That being true… if I were to teach a self defense class, I’d dress up in a clown suit and chase after them. Then, I’d let the kids take turns kicking me in the junk. Trust me, I’m not the type of sicko freak that enjoys it. But I would put more focus on the true criminals and less on schoolyard scraps.
Okay, anyway, this place is über-​cheap. A 6 pack of Bud Light is $ 3.99 in cans. They constantly have sales and… for ladies, there is an inexplicable amount of wine. It’s next door to a restaurant called Noah’s Ark. I’ve always been tempted to go in there and demand to eat two of every animal. I’m not even sure what kind of food they have there. But I see a big coal pit out back. Back to Palace. Palace, I think rivals Mission. It is strange that there are two conflicting liquor marts next to each other. I’m not sure who’s bright idea that was, but it happens to be on the same street that has Ireland’s 32 catty corner to Robin Hood’s British pub. It’s like north Burbank and south Burbank created their own civil war. Anyone else find it funny?
Okay anyway… stop off at this store if you’re in need of beer. It’s cheap. But don’t drive here from, say, Pasadena, only to save $ 2 on a sixer of Harp’s. It’s not THAT cheap.
They will charge for purchases on card less than $ 10 if you use debit/​credit. Small parking lot in back.

I am surprised this place doesn’t have more reviews. It must be a hidden gem in the beer world. We were leaving Oil Can Harry’s and wanted to grab more drinks and found this place. The owner/​guy behind the register is super nice, very welcoming and asked us what we liked and what we were looking for. He showed us his awesome selection of craft beers, very nice! He also gave us a guide and asked for recommendations. He said if he didn’t have it, he would order it. That’s pretty awesome. Decent prices. I recommend this place if you are a beer drinker. I picked up a great porter and IPA. Very delicious! I will be back.

Friendly staff, good selection.