Roger-Wilco Liquor Stores

I’d skip this place. Selection is much better at other places around. Service was very unfriendly, actually some yelling going on when I was there. Not a very nice area and seems to attract some problems here. Lots of the 6 packs were missing beers and it was hard to find what you’re looking for. Try Canal’s or somewhere else first if it’s convenient at all.

Roger Wilco is what all Pennsylvania resident wish their state stores were– full service well stocked with interesting selections of wine, spirits and beer. Especially attractive at this location is the beer selection, with a great selection of bombers, and they have a CROWLER machine with good beers on tap, so you can enjoy fresh beer without having to go out.
Roger WIlco is a bit disorganized, so plan to spend a bit of time walking around. And do not be afraid to ask for help. Unlike the PLCB in PA, these people know their stuff, and care about the customer.

Good prices but… Was told at 9:30 they were closing and if I wasn’t in line I wouldn’t be served. I was able to cash out but as I was leaving 4 other cars pulled up and the doors were locked. The posted closing time on Google and the Roger Wilco website both say closing at 10pm. From an owners stand point that could be an easy $ 300-​$ 400. Just saying.

Living in a state with draconian liquor laws, Roger-​Wilco is a beacon of hope across the river. Any place that sells beer and booze under the same roof is fabulous in my book. But Roger Wilco really kicks it up a notch with their unbeatable prices and awe-​inspiring selection.
I love me some craft beer, and the selection here is the absolute best. During my last visit here I got a sampler case of Flying Dog beer, not easy to find my friends! There is something for everyone here, and the very knowledgable staff will help you find your beer soul mate.
I feel like the proverbial kid in a candy store when I am here! This is a one stop shop for booze hounds like myself, and totally worth crossing the bridge from Philly.

Someone say $ 3 bottles of wine. Yup I’m a lush. Well a functioning one. Lol. I love Roger Wilco because of the cheap Liquor, better variety than PA stores and the fact that they’re open on Sundays. Most PA stores are closed with a few that have limited hours from noon til 5pm. Can’t say the service is always great. Most of the cashiers don’t smile, rarely a hello and seemed kinda bothered when you ask for something. But hell, I’m from Philly so the «attitude» doesn’t really bother me too much. Besides I’m there for the booze cruise, not cashiers.

This is a no-​frills place to get all your booze needs at excellent prices. They have very little in terms of shelves, let alone refrigerated shelves. They have a refrigerated room for goods that are chilled — so bring a sweater if that is where you are headed! It is a giant warehouse full of piles and stacks of wines, beers and liquors. They have a very good selection of ciders as well (my fave — Magner’s pear cider!). The staff is quite knowledgeable of their goods, so if you want an idea of what something is like, go ahead and ask! They are very friendly and efficient.

After much debate it was decided here that we would need $ 800 worth of booze for my brothers wedding. And so our journey began.
Tread lightly in this palace of spirits and ales for the aisles stack high with the boxes of booze and often look as though they lean in on you, calling out to wanderers, «Drink me!» Your shopping carts sway upon the floor as they weight of the hooch has caused the boards to warp. Search long and hard though, for you will find elixirs from across the land hoarded here for mass consumption. Keep a compass upon you, as the aisles may seem to go for days with bourbons and scotch, vodkas and rums, tequilas and cognacs, getting you lost in your ways if you do not properly navigate.
Alas, the treasures you seek, no matter how rare and elusive can be sought and bought here. so if you find yourself seeking the elixirs of the gods, be it for one night, one week, or a lifetime, you will come across many bottled demons waiting to be released back into the lands from whence they came here at Roger Wilco’s Liquor Store.

The best liquor store ever. They have everything and shit Pennsylvania don’t have. I’ll be shopping here from now on. Prices are cheaper than Pa.

Excellent selection, friendly staff and open late.
Great prices
Cashiers could use some happy pills

This place has always been my go to for liquor but they have made some really impressive improvements the last year. Tons of different craft beer selections and the growler station is starting to get some rare items. The prices are phenomenal. Less than 12 dollars for a growler of a rare double IPA is a steal.
The workers when I usually go are kind of like «blah» which is why the star is down. I did notice that during tap takeover the guys working the growler station were enthusiastic and knew what they were talking about. They need more of this especially on Saturdays and Sundays.
I would love to know who stocks the rum, the closeouts are sometimes absolutely unbelievable. They are stepping up using social media, but I’m sure glad to see a certain rum that is extremely underpriced get no attention.

Cheap prices, amazing clearance section… hello $ 3 bottles of drinkable wine.

Been looking for night train bum wine for a long time … RW has it !
I’ll be listening to some guns n roses and chugging night train in no time.
$ 4 dollars a bottle can’t be beat…
This place seemed loaded with ex-​cons/​criminals and overall degenerates. Pretty cool vibe I’d say.

Someone please tell me why I’ve driven past the RW billboard hundreds of times and never stopped? My bad! Store is a little chaotic, but they have it ALL. Great place to find unique stuff, gifts, etc. And yeah, the prices are low, too. Count me as a regular from now on.

This place is SO worth the trip and the bridge toll. Yesterday I filled a cart and for $ 97 I got 2 bottles of champagne, a handle of vodka, a bottle of top shelf tequila and 4 bottles of wine. Wine that costs $ 10 in PA only costs $ 4.99 here! There is a closeout aisle where some wines are $ 2.75.The selection and the prices cannot be beat.

So we went to this place in search of inexpensive Belgian craft beers in large single bottles. Roger Wilco definitely has a decent selection. Chimay, LaChouffe, Delirium, and some others. While the selection is not out of this world, the prices are good.
The store itself is definitely a bit dirty and unorganized. I’m not a wine or hard liquor fan, but the selection looked really good. They also had cases of beer, but it was nothing special.