Beach Liquors is the primary seller of wines and spirits for the far west end and East Atlantic Beach. The store is a "pride first" operation, owned and operated by true locals. Aside from running a well-stocked, friendly outfit, the owners are also active fund-raisers in the community.
The Lafayette Liquor store is a stones throw from Long Beach's Long Island Railroad train station, and offers a variety of liquors and wines, including Kosher and organic. The friendly and helpful owner is Jin Lee.
At Sand Castle, you'll find many varieties of wines and spirits and a courteous and knowledgable staff. The store is located on West Beech Street between Vermont Street and Tennessee Avenue.
Long Beach Plaza Wine & Liquor stocks a vast selection of wines and spirits, and is conveniently located in the Waldbaum's Shopping Center on East Park Avenue, a short walk from the Long Island Rail Road. When you stop by make sure to check out the thorough selection of domestic and imported red wines.
West Beech Beverage stocks beer and soft drinks by the bottle and the case and charges discount prices. A wide array of beers are available to suit any taste, including imports, microbrews, specialty brews and domestics. The policy at West Beech is if they don't have what the customer needs, they can get it. Ice and kegs are also available for all your party needs.
Park Ave Wines & Liquors features a wide variety of fine spirits and wines. An official WineMasters vendor, Park Ave's wines are taste-tested and approved by a group of professional sommeliers. Lottery tickets are also sold and redeemed here.
Monarch Beverages is the place to stop for all of your beverage needs. It is located on your right just before East Park Avenue when you're entering Long Beach from the Long Beach bridge. The beverage dock has an array of beers, including domestic, imports, craft beers and microbrews from around the globe. The store also carries soft drinks and water by the case, kegs, snacks and cigarettes.