Tweeny's Market

"The owners of tweenies liquor store, are discriminating against certain people and barely speak enough English lanquage to even help assist customers with item selections as supposed. The older gentleman there barely hears nowadays and gets frustrated if the store is at a certain volume of customers and he then gets overwhelmed such a shame. What is it with the customer service skills and bob flirting with my wife? Sneaky man, watch your lady... Lottery heads I would suggest to spend elsewhere with other genuine family owned businesses. That appreciate your business and are truly kind-hearted to everyone no matter what race and financial status. They still get help from the government come on. FACTS MY PEOPLE take heed"

"Solid joint. Really nice employees. Pretty large selection of beers and liquors. It's a small store so not a ton of food but he's got what you need."

"Poorly arranged. Staff is often sexist. Have had cleanliness issues for years. One recent trip they rather rudely took my niece's card from the reader to run it for her as if something she had been doing for years was suddenly too complicated for her. There's a pandemic: don't touch other people's stuff without their permission. It gave me a flashback to the incident that stopped me from coming there for years: a counter person who couldn't count change without licking his fingers for every bill. I don't think we'll be back."

"This is a wonderful family owned party store with good business hours. The store isn't large, but there's an excellent variety of beer, wine, liquor, non-alcoholic beverages and snacks. I'm always greeted by the owner."

"I’ve never had an issue with this store. We have lived in a nearby neighborhood for 9 years and whenever we go in, we are greeted and recognized. He is kind to my children. I’ve been going here since high school. Small store, just liquor and beer, some chips and candy. Very basic. I’m not sure why everyone else is upset that it’s all they offer. I’m not worried about that. if I want pizza or a sub, a liquor store would be the last place I’d buy. Especially since primos is right down the road and tops every other pizza place in the local area."