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Financial District Wine & Spirits

Financial District Wine & Spirits

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3.7 Google Review
300 Kearny St, San Francisco, California, 94108, United States
(415) 986-2045
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Aug 16, 2018
Great selection, awesome customer service

Feb 5, 2019
Huge selection of 24 oz beer singles. Seems to specialize in serving the crowd buying singles or 40s. The guy working behind the counter seemed to almost enjoy the racist comments and death threats from the two other customers, so I got the sense that he gets it everyday day from one or both of them. Truly disturbing at first but quickly became entertaining. And hey, it was convenient to where I was and was open late.

Jul 29, 2019
The cashier (July 27th, evening) refused to sell more liquor to a man who was clearly dangerously intoxicated/ falling over drunk. While the wine selection may be small, good on the staff for putting ethics over profit. 10/10 applause.

Jul 1, 2017
The owner was racist, commenting you "asian" do that, just because i counted my coins and wanted to give him 2 10 cents and 1 5 cent instead of 25 cents. When i told him he was rude, he said "you should have someone do you tonight, you know, wink". Its wrong on all level. The worst convenience store!!!

Jan 28, 2020
They sell Jack Daniel's 375ML for 19.99. You get the 750ML for 18.99 at Trader Joe's. Clearly they just trick ignorant customers (or foreigners). I will never visit this store again.

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