Pat’s Liquor Leaf & Wine

Locals… they have allocated Bourbon but are trying to flip it on the secondary market for more than double secondary pricing. Owners should be ashamed of themselves. Be wise, shop elsewhere. They don’t value your business. I hope all the Pappy they have under the counter gets dusty. Current secondary pricing: ORVW10 $ 250 – 300., VWFR 12 $ 300 – 350., PVW15 $ 750, PVW20 $ 900‑1000, PVW23 $ 1300 – 1500. Ask them pricing for these bottles and you will throw up. They are asking 2 — 3 X secondary pricing.

They have a good selection here. They have a great import beer section. The prices are a little more than surrounding liquor stores, but they deliver, so that’s a plus.

Great place for kegs and hard to find liquor. Just found out they deliver and do liquor catering for weddings.

Great store with a huge variety! Great whiskey selection, they had rare bottles such as Pappy Van Winkle, Macallan 55yr and a lot of different Orphan Barrels. They also have a unique Growler Station where you can actually add different flavors to your beer. The staff is very knowledgeable and friendly. They deliver and they’re open until 2am everyday! My experience was great and i will definitely be coming back!

Pat’s has a great selection of liquor, wine, beer and cigars. I usually come here to pick up a bottle of rum or whisky because they always have a sale going on for either of the two. Sometimes they throw in a 2L bottle of Coke which is always nice. the staff is friendly and willing to help you find what your looking for. I like this location because it’s so close to school and home. Very convenient!

As a long time patron of this store, we recently went with Pats Liquor to supply all of the alcohol for our wedding. We followed their recommendations and we didn’t run out of liquor. The best part of working with Pats is that they deliver straight to your caterer anywhere in the orlando area, and they also buy back all unopened bottles (so long as the seals are on the tops and the labels are legible). Pats made the open bar part of planning our wedding a «no brainer.»

Pretty decent beer selection, but the staff is clueless. I always call and ask if they have a specific beer and they are like «I don’t know, we have a pretty big selection» Low and behold, I find it when I go there. It would be really nice to save a trip and speak to a competant person. The manager definitely knows his stuff, but of course he needs to be there. Also, there facebook page is rarely updated and prices are not great.
Update, they just added a filling station.

One thing that’s absolutely great about Pat’s is their selection. It’s awesome. Along with that they can do delivery on orders 25 dollars or higher. The only thing it’s a bit pricey for common liquors especially when you can go across the street into another liquor store getting the same item for cheaper.

On one hand, it’s nice to have a liquor store with a varied selection over Jack Daniel’s, Jim Beam, Smirnoff, etc., etc., (you get the point). Their selection is nice, and their prices are so-​so; not necessarily bad enough to complain but not necessarily good enough to make me want to specifically go to Pat’s to get my bottle.
At the same time, I’m a big whisky drinker. I like a good scotch and bourbon and as many people know, whisk ain’t cheap! I do my research on bottle prices, and Pat’s is decent. I’ve gone there a few times to at least browse if not get a bottle or two or a new glass so often. One day I went in to find Ardbeg Corryvreckan advertised for just over $ 50. I was ecstatic. I grabbed the bottle, walked up to the counter, and the sales guy told me it was over $ 80. I said there must be something wrong, I went back to where I got it to make sure I was looking in the right place, and sure enough, I was. Also, there wasn’t just one bottle sitting in the row under $ 50, there were about 15 – 20. If this was simply a mistake in pricing, then it was a BAD mistake in pricing. Very unclear.
I tried to explain to the sales associate that it is advertised as just over $ 50 and there wasn’t even a SPOT for the so-​called $ 80-​something price so I would at least like to be met halfway. Not only did the guy scoff at me (audibly) but he looked down on me and talked to me like a child. Maybe he thought I was a party bro from UCF, but he thought even the question was an insult.
Basically, long story short, false advertising and then treated like a child. Don’t care what Pat’s selection is, I won’t go back.

their prices are not cheap as they are advertised. They are high, staff is not that helpful! Their aisles are never organized.

Nice hole in the wall liquor store. The beer aisles aren’t really the best organized but they get the job done. When browsing keep a sharp eye and you could find a little gem hiding on the shelves.

Good selection and fair rides for being across the street from a university.

Pat’s Liquor Leaf and Wine started out a few years ago occupying a small nook in the Publix shopping plaza on Alafaya and McCulloch. Since then it has taken over the cranny next to it, expanding into a full sized liquor store. They offer a great selection of liquors, wine and beers, as well as a variety of keg sizes/​options.
The employees are usually helpful, staffed almost entirely by UCF students in the know. They also sponsor a lot of events around the area at different bars and restaurants. They offer their products at a great price, and definitely have a better selection than the Neighborhood Market liquor store across the street.