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Markham Street Liquor Store

Markham Street Liquor Store

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4204 W Markham St, Little Rock, Arkansas, 72205, United States
(501) 664-3385
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Jan 6, 2023
Very nice people and their prices for premium liquor are the lowest I've seen. Don't expect to understand what they say completely because they are foreign but they speak English enough to get by and that you understand. The area of the liquor store is not great but it's not the worse. There usually is 1 maybe 2 street people and they may ask for change but they are usually harmless. At night it gets shady in that area so do your shopping sooner than close to closing time if you're not wanting to be approached then it's probably not the place to shop for your wine, liquor and beer elsewhere. The liquor store is old and it's a bit rundown and the floors needs renovation. But the prices are great. Take someone with you if you're one to get uncomfortable easily, don't go there. If you know how to ward off the beggars and the typical "may I have your change" speech from the street people don't go here. If you want a great price then shop during daytime hours and if you shop there at night be aware of your surroundings

Dec 4, 2022
Large selection and competitive prices. Sometimes hard to understand the staff but who cares, they have close to what I like. Poor selection of Sam Adams.

Oct 21, 2022
Not only do they have great pricing, they’ll help you find the best whiskey or whine in your price range and they are extremely patient which is rare.

Mar 12, 2022
Personally, when I feel like getting completely wasted drunk, I love this place. One time when I was in the va hospital across the street for several days and I wanted to catch a buzz.... So I walked down to Markham in my hospital gown attached to one of those poles for my IV bag and I bought a 40 oz and I drank that and smoked a fatty in the all behind the place. I through up everywhere! It was so cool! Made a couple Friend's too!

Dec 27, 2021
Now this place is owned by someone who in my opinion is a snobby owner I don't normally say things like this but they have been in the community for a great while now the mother is so sweet And gracious I don't frequent their much any more because the tall dark owner he has some kind of attitude problem but and besides too any people hanging around outside of the laundry mat

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Opening Hours

Mon:7 am - 10:30 pm
Tue:7 am - 10:30 pm
Wed:7 am - 10:30 pm Open Today
Fri:7 am - 12 am
Sat:7 am - 12 am