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Heaven Liquors

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3700 Park Ave, Weehawken, New Jersey, 07086, United States
(201) 770-0413 heavenliquor.com
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Jul 11, 2022
You should look into getting a new tax accountant. Because Sandra told me everything you’ve done to cheat on your taxes and you don’t want someone who mentions your personal business to everyone they know.

Jul 24, 2022
Be extremely careful of these people. If you can, just go elsewhere. There are different options in the neighborhood. Go there for water or beers. NOT WINES. They are scam artists. Not only their poor choice of wines is utterly ridiculously expensive, but they also learned the trick to show a price on the tag, and then scan a higher price on the register hoping you don't notice it. I happened several times, but tonight was the one too much. Every day prices raise of 1 or 2 dollars. I was just there to buy a Prosecco as it's close to my house and everyone else was closed. The bottle was priced on the tag at 16.99, but at the registered it passed at 18.99. The Prosecco in question (I just google it), in other stores is extremely cheap, like under $10. Basically they make 100% profit. This should be shocking in itself and reported. If the owner of the store believes that he's fooling people, I would love to tell him that he's just losing client. The vendor refused to give me the Prosecco at the price on the tag, despite THE DAY BEFORE we had bought it at the same price (16.99/ And I 'm realizing I was buying a 9$ Prosecco at the double of the value). My husband (a very good client of theirs) and I will never ever go there ever again. I wish them to be out of business soon. This is what thieves deserve.

Jul 12, 2022
I would’ve given a 0 if I could. Terrible. Got charged for 2 drinks when I only bought one. Couldn’t even get them to refund me that back!

Apr 8, 2013
So this Sunday I went to this store to buy a bottle of wine. The woman rings me up and then doesn't say a word. She just stared at me. I asked her how much and she just pointed to the cash register. What the hell is that? She couldn't even be bothered to speak to me. Now if I couldn't see that then what? It was THE most disrespectful thing that someone who wants customers could do. I walked out. Why should I give my hard earned cash to someone who makes it obvious that they aren't appreciative of peoples' patronage.

Feb 20, 2021
They have nice selection of wines, beers and hard liquors. The guys behind the counter are famous for their friendly and helpful nature. I liked the ambience of the store and their service.

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Mon:9 am - 11 pm
Tue:9 am - 11 pm
Wed:9 am - 11 pm
Thu:9 am - 11 pm
Sat:9 am - 12 am Today