Palm City Liquor 688 Hollister Street, San Diego, CA 92154

"Palm City liquor has been around since I could remember and I'm 62 the owners were the Browns and it was a two story building back then the upper floor was a kinda rec center for the kids with pool tables and jukebox with the latest hits you know the 60"s The Motown sound mixed with what is now known as Classic Rock it was a mixture of Cool Chicanos and Long hair Hjppie Kids down stairs was/ìs the neighborhood General Store buy milk and eggs or a six pack of Coors beer excuse my French ( piss water) and a bag of chips or 5 cent candies a.d a real bottle of Coke.. Remember!!! Anyways just thought I'd share my youthfull years so that you too could feel the VIBE OF THE 60's...Enjoy Palm City with a blink of an eye as you continue in your travels to San Ysidro Tijuana or I.B and Coronado Respectfully Roberto Macias Palm City Homeboy"

"This has got to be one of the best liquor stores in San Diego. They variety of not only regular beer. But Stout & Wines is big. especially on the aged stouts, my favorite. Prices are fair and not unreasonable compared to other stores who think they hold the last batch of bottled beer."

"This liquor store has everything you need, and a large selection of kombucha too. Bonus: discounted selection of clearance craft beer too!"

"Good spot for ,Beer, wine, tequila but the Parking is pretty tight. So don't bring your Lamborghini here."

"This is the first liquor store I started going to when I first moved to San Diego and it still my favorite. The beer is a little more expensive than Eagle liquor, but they have better prices on liquor. Liquor prices vary, but they always have sales. On a daily basis you can find good quality bottles of liquor for 50% off. I am not much of a liquor person, but the prices are really good. The store is always clean and the staff is always friendly. Like most liquor stores you can cash checks and buy snacks or some groceries. All in all this is a great store and a great location. It's right across the street from Hollister trolley station."