Ramadon's Package Store Inc 2020 Main Street, Palmer, MA 01080

"This is a super place to go. The Ramadon family has been in business for a long time. I remember as a child getting coca colas from a machine outside their door. Now the store is still operating. Chuck, Jackie and of course Leroy are all so friendly and helpful. The additional staff is very knowledgeable about the products. I appreciate the service, pricing, selection and the friendly attitude of all who work there and keep it going. If you have to complain about not being able to purchase a lottery ticket without ID, it's not their fault. It's the law and they could be fined or worse. For those who think it's old and not snazzy enough for your snobbish attitude, or need to display your creative writing skills, well then you don't appreciate small town history and long time community appreciation."

"My go too. Always reasonably priced, and always had what you need. The owners are so kind and friendly, and their knowledge of wine is unmatched by anywhere else in town. Plus the interior is sweet as hell! Pop in and check it out for yourself!"

"This country liquor store is perched right next to the bridge in Three Rivers, Ma. All the help or staff is very knowledgeable and willing to make good suggestions when choosing wines, for all occasions. Also, they have a very good stock for most of your beverage needs."

"My recent visit to Ramadan's felt like a journey back in time, where the outdated ambiance and dusty shelves whispered tales of missed opportunities. The staff, masters of indifference, turned customer service into a fading art. The selection, frozen in a bygone era, left me longing for a more contemporary experience. Ramadan's is a relic in need of rejuvenation, a fading note in the symphony of retail establishments. For those seeking a vibrant and innovative libation experience, this store is but a faint echo in the vast landscape of consumer satisfaction."

"My recent venture into Ramadan's was like stepping into a bygone era, where the echoes of potential lingered in dusty corners. The outdated décor begged for a modern touch, and the selection, frozen in time, left me yearning for a more evolved experience. Staff engagement resembled an indifference masterpiece, rendering customer service an abstract concept. Ramadan's is a relic, a fading star in the constellation of retail establishments. For those seeking a symphony of opulence and innovation, look elsewhere. It's a whisper in the wind, a faded note in the melody of consumer satisfaction."