Centennial Fine Wine and Spirits

They're currently remodeling this store, and it feels like they have ZERO inventory because of it. It looks like they took over the "beer/wine" Centennial next door and are expanding the liquor into the entire building. I would highly recommend staying away until they finish the remodel. Or even after then. The only thing this place had over Siegls next door? Lemon juice. Seigls had only lime juice. I went here searching for a specific cider for a party, and their selection was worse than a grocery store. By far.

Truly obnoxious staff. I watched them tell a customer his taste in whiskey sucked. Insulting the customers is not the best idea to get repeat business. I was lucky. I was just ignored instead of insulted. Last time I was there Centennial was going through its bankruptcy and they had no inventory, probably because they owed the distributors big money and weren't getting shipments. The inventory may have improved since I was there, but the employees were so awful I won't go back to check. There are many liquor stores on Inwood in Addison. I haven't been to all of them, but I can tell you that American Spirits is cheaper and Siegels has a better selection.

As a self-proclaimed organizational expert, I occasionally look to alternative role models for inspiration in identifying best practices in the art of efficiency. Once such example is Burt Reynolds. I don't think he's given the credit he deserves for being a top-notch problems solver. Case study - Smokey in the Bandit. Thirsty in Atlanta? Beer in Texarkana? Where there's a will, there's a mustachioed 70's icon willing to head Eastbound and Down to bring home a buzz. I live in a dry county, so occasionally I have to make a significantly less arduous bootleg run to Addison for booze. Centennial is the closest destination, and has thus far been satisfactory. During busy hours, they have Drunk Reps on hand to offer samples of various liquors. Free booze is certainly one of the easier ways to win my affections. I get ID'd sporadically when I visit. ...and not just in the Walmart, "I have to ID everyone under 75" kind of way. This is a positive for me, as I'm in my mid 30's. They do lose a star due to poor parking lot design. Some of the spaces are enormous, while others are more suited for a compact. You can only enter directly from Beltline. This seems to confuse customers who try to exit from the narrow entrance marked with a time faded Enter Only arrow on the pavement. Prices are fairly average. I can't figure out if they're removing their wine selection, or expanding. That area of the store has been in a state of flux for a number of visits. How many visits? I'm not sayin', as that information would be way too revealing...

Hate this place!!!!!! They are soooooo RUDE here!!!!! Really RUDE!!!! Like insanely RUDE and terribly overpriced!! Thats all I have to say about this one!!:( Head next door to Sigels its like five billion times or more betta!! You won't regret it!!!

Always quick and good service at this location....there really isn't much to write about a store like this, except it's always in and out no problem the people that work there are nice.

Damn this place is packed at night...should be a bar itself! Parking is insane...they could make a killing doing valet hahaha. Fast and easy in and out...it works.

Im from cali and our here we have a bevmo and lots of liquor stores at almost all corners so I'm a bit spoiled. The prices here are a bit pricey but they had everything we were looking for which was nice.. I ll definitely come back to restock when I'm in Texas!

IMHO, the Fine Wine and Spirits portion of the store is a pretty good place to buy from. The workers there are knowledgeable, but nothing really stands out about that place. The beer/wine section of the store is just like any ordinary store, expect the prices to be a bit higher than a few blocks down the road, due to it's good location. Go to Majestic, you'll never go anywhere else.