Jobi Liquors

Really great wine selection. Depending on who’s working, knowledgeable staff. Friendly nonetheless. Good prices.

Terrible place! The male cashier is a total rude person, he has no respect and kindness for the customer. Wine selection is not that good also, its a small place with a rude cashier.

I’m not sure what it says about it me that I’m reviewing a liquor store, but I like this place. The people working are always friendly and willing to help you find something. The selection is OK, nothing too expansive, but it gets the job done. Prices are higher than outside the city, but they are comparable to other stores in the area.

Beer selection always in seasonal swing. Wine? They have some. Service? Forget about it. It ain’t cheap but they got what you need.

Owners are very friendly and knowledgable. Big selection of wines and good amount to choose from for beer.
Five stars for carrying Julius Echter. I could never find a place that carries it.
Good prices. Especially for beacon hill area.

Don’t bother, better off going to the place a few doors down. Never really realized how customer service affects you but wow total scum bag jerks here, we walked in at quarter or 20 of 11 and a guy tells «closing up shop» the woman behind the register was super unpleasant really not worth your $$ better off spending it somewhere else for the same beer.

Friendly staff with a great selection of beer, wine, and liquor. Also, they have some of the best prices in Beacon Hill. My go-​to shop in the area.

I love this place SO much. The service is super super friendly, especially the owners. I make it a point to go here for everything and only visit other places for small specialty items and beers they do not carry. Their wine selection is better than beer selection but they have all the basics and a few surprises. So glad they are in my area!

Upgrading to 4 stars due to really friendly service. I’ve been back probably 5 times or so since my initial review and felt like the last few times the employees made a much better effort to be friendly and cheerful. A woman even gave me free glasses from Kettle One one night. Beer selection seems to get better every time I go.
I actually will walk to extra distance to Jobi’s over the much closer BWX. The latter location I’ve found has much worse service as the employees often act like you don’t exist.

Def does the job as far as selection and price goes for the Beacon Hill area.
Seems the motto should be ‘no shirt, no teeth, no problem!‘
Nice cashier’s who talk to you and make ya feel like a regular!

If I had trusted my first impressions of this place upon walking in the door, I probably would have walked out again just as fast. For being a stone’s throw away from Beacon Hill’s best, the overall appearance reminded me of a little place in Jamaica Plain I once visited before a party (small, dirty, unpretentious, and a bunch of «neighborhood» guys lounging behind the counter looking like they just walked in off the street). But I’m made of sturdier stuff than that, so I boldly marched onwards. And to my infinite surprise, the selection they offered is probably second (a very low second, albeit) to Charles Street Liquors. The back room has a large variety of wines from all the major regions, and they had a convenient shelf of cocktail mixers like Vermouth and bitters in the hallway (this is what I’d originally come for, so I was a happy man already). The beer selection looked more generic, but they had all the bare necessities. I’m pretty sure I got a weird look for only buying cocktail mixers and no hard liquor, but the guy didn’t card me and I was out of there without any hassle, so I can’t really complain.

I have to give this place some credit. In addition to having a decent amount of hard liquor, they’re the only liquor store in the Beacon Hill area to stock Beck’s Premier Light. It’s the 64 calorie beer that isn’t that bad! I have to give some credit for that.
Simply put, if you’re on that side of the Hill (near The Red Hat and Suffolk), it’s definitely a good option to explore for beer, wine, or harder stuff. Just be ready to show your ID (they card everyone.)

Not the best or worst but if your in a pinch it’ll do the job

Somewhat small. Not a huge selection. But by far the best prices in Beacon Hill. I was out one night looking for a particular bottle of whiskey. Since I had some time on my hands I went to 2 places on Charles Street and 2 on Cambridge Street. Jobi has prices 10% lower than the other three. Friendly and down to earth staff. What more is there to say? If you’re looking for the basics in booze don’t go anywhere else but Jobi.

you know when its late on a friday or saturday and you’re on your way to a house party and wondering where the eff you’re going to get a bottle of wine, handle of gin or other token gift… this place is open. always. its not cute. its not pretty. it doesn’t have a special selection. but its readily available.