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Ramirez Liquor, Wine, & Kegs

Ramirez Liquor, Wine, & Kegs

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4.6 Google Review
736 S Soto St, Los Angeles, California, 90023, United States
(323) 269-0029 ramirezliquor.com
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Jan 29, 2023
Selection is okay, mini shot selection is great, service is pretty terrible. Asked what kind of tequila minis they had and the cashier just gave me an uninterested “they’re right here”. Not worth it.

Dec 31, 2021
This place makes me happy. Very friendly staff and they have hard to find whiskey, vodka, and tequila!!!

Feb 7, 2021
The biggest selection of beer that I have seen around sol cal!!!! Beer heaven!!!!!

Jul 26, 2022
My brother told me about Ramirez liquor a couple years ago and, I have been going there ever since. Each time I’m in LA and want some good tequila, Ramirez Liquor is the place to go!!! They always have my favorite reposados & añejos, Pueblo Viejo, La Gritona, Centenario, Don Julio 70, you name it, they have it!

Dec 5, 2020
Selection is good here. I've been shopping all their locations for years now. I generally spend $100-300 per visit. I started out buying lots of craft beer and I eventually started working up to whiskey as I got older. After a while though you realize they don't care about their repeat customers. How frequent and how much you spend doesn't mean a thing to these people. It's been apparent though the many conversations with their employees and the many phone calls I've made to their locations. They have no customer loyalty programs or anything. Their spirits are marked up according to secondary market value, meaning expect to pay double on things like Weller and Blanton's, or 10 times the price for Pappy. If you're looking for beer and cheap liquor this is a good spot. If you're an avid whiskey fan then go elsewhere.

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Opening Hours

Tue:8 am - 12 am
Wed:7 am - 12 am
Thu:8 am - 12 am
Fri:8 am - 12 am
Sat:7 am - 12 am