GET A RECEIPT!!! Make sure to watch the prices they enter into the register and if the amount they entered is incorrect tell them "The price on the bottle is '$x' and you entered in '$y'. Why is that?" I have shopped there several times a month for the last roughly 18 months. Last week I was told by my S.O. that she had been overcharged by $5 and since she wasn't given a receipt, I confirmed this using the credit card company records and the dollar amounts listed on the bottles. A bit of basic math and then multiplied by the local tax rate. I assumed it was an honest accident and not worth pursuing since it was only a few bucks. My own fault. Yesterday I purchased 2 bottles of alcohol and when the first bottle was keyed in manually, not scanned, I noticed that the price was $2 higher than the price listed on the bottle. I asked how much the bottle cost and the owner told me the listed price rather than the number I saw him enter into the register. I told him "I need to have a receipt for this purchase." and he said something like "Of course" then slipped a receipt sized paper in the bag and out I went. Turns out the "receipt" he gave me was a blank piece of receipt paper. Ran the numbers and sure enough I was overcharged by $2 + tax. I know its not much money. Not even worth the effort of writing this review. However since I only started paying attention last week but that is $7 of being overcharged over two different occasions. BEWARE!!!