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CR Liquor 4

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3.5 Google Review
13973 NW 67th Ave, Miami Lakes, Florida, 33014, United States
(786) 482-5256
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Oct 11, 2022
I called to inquire about prices and was told they can’t give me the price over the phone. 🤣🤦🏻‍♂️ Obviously I won’t be going there. Called another liquor store, they gave me the prices right away. I’m on my way there now.

Sep 4, 2021
Worst place ever! Mind you the lady that works there was extremely rude and walked behind us like we were going to steal something. My wife picked up a bottle of rum we were going to purchase and the lady that works there took the bottle off her hands like if she was going to steal it. Never in my life had I've experienced such a rude person. She stated that I could use a Visa card to pay for my items and it's a gift card that was given to me. Then I went to pay for my items using my credit card and she asked for ID like ID I was a criminal. We were followed throughout the store and the lady was breathing down my neck and we were force to purchase something quickly.

Feb 16, 2023
Doesn’t even follow its own store hours

Jan 3, 2021
Lady working there has horrible customer service skills. My daughter just went in to buy me some cigars, since my usual shop is closed today, and the lady completely ignored her. She asked the lady if she had Perdomo and the lady answered “just look yourself”. Also the cigars had no prices on them. Horrible. I figuted I would give this small mom and pops store my business but no thanks. I hope the owner reads this and hired someone with proper customer service skills and with some knowledge.

Mar 3, 2019
Prices are competitive, but employees always watch you like you're gonna steal something. They also always close before the posted time. Really inconvenient. If you liked being treated like a theif as you walk through the door, I recommend this liquor store. On one occasion the owner actually walked us through the store, and rushed us to make a decision.

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Mon:10 am - 1 am
Tue:10 am - 1 am
Wed:10 am - 1 am
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Fri:10 am - 1 am
Sat:10 pm - 1 am