They got all the goods. Chips and alcohol and everything in between. Parking is a little rough
Elizabeth Solorio Celis
Sadly my local store the owner is very your, nice oh and handsome:)
KDF KOWA
If you’re reading this you found the place yes. go
Mark Williams
Good wine ? selection
A DRC
Friendly assortment of people I've ever seen in a liquor store.
Sandra Gonzalez
Circus Liquor always has what I'm looking for and always friendly cashiers.
Hanri M.
This place is amazing it's called Circus liquor and they actually have clowns working there ordering Postmates from them and see what you get.
Ken L.
In 1960/61, I worked at Standard Station # 3975 right accross the street from Circus Liquors. The gentleman, who was always there, I think was the owner by the name of "Vee Cyracuse". He knew a quite a bit about wines and used to recommend various wines to me. One that I can still remember was grey riesling. Connie Stevens and Linda Evenstad {to be "Evans"} frequented the gas station. I never chanced to wait on Connie Stevens but became aquainted with Linda who lived about 4 blocks away with her mother and half-brother on Oxnard St. Linda had a '55 Chevy 2-door hard top with white on top and blue on the bottom and Connie had one just like it with red on the bottom. Linda had a job as ticket girl at Growman's (sp?) Chinese Theater and I sometimes picked her up there after work and we went to her house and had TV dinners in the kitchen while her mother and half-brother sat watching TV a few feet away. That was the smallest house I've ever been in. It had two bedrooms and one bathroom. They converted part of the living room into a bedroom for her half-brother by stringing a sheet accross. I sometimes wonder whether the people who live there now have any idea that Linda Evans once lived there! Her bedroom was on the west side of the house and her mother's was on the east side with the bathroom in between. They strung another sheet accross that separated the living room from the front door where they had the TV. I still have the address book with her address and phone number in it but I won't give out the house number which might destroy the current owner's privacy! I haven't seen her since those days. It's kind of hard to keep up with somebody who makes $millions!
Best liquor store in town great prices amazing service always caters to your needs and leaves you satisfied.
Erik K.
Literally the best service in the valley , they go out of their way to leave you the customer satisfied.
Francisco Oregel
Love the atmosphere great selection of everything
Brett
Ordered two six packs which were a ridiculous $44 and they never ever arrived… got two 40 Oz cans instead. Grubhub refunded so at the end of the day I guess it was free, but it wasn't what I ordered or wanted.
Milly Ro
The guys that work here very friendly and have a good customer service
They got all the goods. Chips and alcohol and everything in between. Parking is a little rough
Sadly my local store the owner is very your, nice oh and handsome:)
If you’re reading this you found the place yes. go
Good wine ? selection
Friendly assortment of people I've ever seen in a liquor store.
Circus Liquor always has what I'm looking for and always friendly cashiers.
This place is amazing it's called Circus liquor and they actually have clowns working there ordering Postmates from them and see what you get.
In 1960/61, I worked at Standard Station # 3975 right accross the street from Circus Liquors. The gentleman, who was always there, I think was the owner by the name of "Vee Cyracuse". He knew a quite a bit about wines and used to recommend various wines to me. One that I can still remember was grey riesling. Connie Stevens and Linda Evenstad {to be "Evans"} frequented the gas station. I never chanced to wait on Connie Stevens but became aquainted with Linda who lived about 4 blocks away with her mother and half-brother on Oxnard St. Linda had a '55 Chevy 2-door hard top with white on top and blue on the bottom and Connie had one just like it with red on the bottom. Linda had a job as ticket girl at Growman's (sp?) Chinese Theater and I sometimes picked her up there after work and we went to her house and had TV dinners in the kitchen while her mother and half-brother sat watching TV a few feet away. That was the smallest house I've ever been in. It had two bedrooms and one bathroom. They converted part of the living room into a bedroom for her half-brother by stringing a sheet accross. I sometimes wonder whether the people who live there now have any idea that Linda Evans once lived there! Her bedroom was on the west side of the house and her mother's was on the east side with the bathroom in between. They strung another sheet accross that separated the living room from the front door where they had the TV. I still have the address book with her address and phone number in it but I won't give out the house number which might destroy the current owner's privacy! I haven't seen her since those days. It's kind of hard to keep up with somebody who makes $millions!
Good for neighborhood
Closes early
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Best liquor store in town great prices amazing service always caters to your needs and leaves you satisfied.
Literally the best service in the valley , they go out of their way to leave you the customer satisfied.
Love the atmosphere great selection of everything
Ordered two six packs which were a ridiculous $44 and they never ever arrived… got two 40 Oz cans instead. Grubhub refunded so at the end of the day I guess it was free, but it wasn't what I ordered or wanted.
The guys that work here very friendly and have a good customer service