North street wine and liquor — Attraction in Bristol

BUYER BEWARE! Please research your prices before you buy anything from this store. There was a bottle of bourbon released that has an MRSP of $80. There were other stores selling it for $80-$85 in the area. It’s not a rare bottle, it’s a special addition, but not worth more than the MRSP. Because of CT allocation stores were only sent one bottle. When I came into this particular store they had it behind the glass and wanted to charge me $199. An obscene amount for what it’s worth. I can get it online and shipped for the normal price. Then he haggled with me. I said $120, a $40 laziness tax on my part but they would take no less than $170 on a not rare $80 bottle. It’s one thing to increase prices a little for demand but $120 over is a scam. I found it at another store the same day and paid $85. Not only will I never be back, but I warn anyone trying to get a fair price to not trust this store and...

A friend was there earlier today contemplating whether or not to buy an $80 bottle of whiskey that would have cost $50 at Maple End Liquors or Crazy Bruce's. While on the phone with his brother discussing the matter, he was told by the woman working to leave because she couldn't watch him to make sure he didn't shoplift and do her paperwork at the same time. I wonder if I would have been given the same treatment. Somehow, I doubt it. I guess that is is not a good idea to shop there. Go give Marv down the street your business. He doesn't throw people out of his store for being black. Zero stars. Update....The owner of the business has stepped up and apologized to the person that this happened to. He has promised to do everything in his power to rectify the situation. Of course, since the worker is a family member they still have their job. Time will tell if the problem has actually...

Maple end is so much better and less than a second around the corner!

Rude comments were made to my family member with a medical condition. Decided it is not worth an explanation and found somewhere else to go, funnily enough it is what the guy at the counter asked anyway.

My family member has been nothing but kind. I work in an industry where I deal with all types of personalities. Sometimes, to fully understand someone you should ask questions or at the very least, mind your business...