Stores can't sell beer until 12pm. (1 Viewer)

[James Daulton]

This past summer we went to visit another family on vacation in Ocean City, NJ. I got there and was like, this place is really clean, there were bikers and runners everywhere, a very nice little town. When I got in the house, I opened the fridge to look for a beer, our friends said, this is a dry town, no booze is sold. I was stunned. I was like, you voluntarily went on VACATION to a place with no booze???? WTF??? Luckily there was a giant liquor store just on the other side of the town's line.

I bet you're talking about Super Liquor. My buddies and I went on vacation to Ocean City one year, and we were in Super Liquor at least once a day, spending a few hundred bucks a pop, for the entire week.

Good times...

I believe that Circle Liquor is the name you are looking for (as the store is just off a traffic circle if I recall correctly)

Super Liquor is probably right. Just over the 34th St bridge. Circle liquor is in Somers Point or something. At the north end.

Ya, this one was just over a bridge. It was a liquor superstore!

 

[E Street Brat]

Another reason Florida rocks. Beer is available 24/7 at gas stations here.

You must live in the only county in the state that does. I work all over FL and I've never heard of this.

I know Bradenton is early like 8:00 am. but I don't know off hand of any Fla Counties that are 24/7

 

[McGarnicle]

A bunch of counties in GA passed laws last year allowing alcohol sales on Sunday. Here in Cobb we still have to wait until 12:30 though, which is dumb but not a major inconvenience.

 

[got_nugs]

Another reason Florida rocks. Beer is available 24/7 at gas stations here.

You must live in the only county in the state that does. I work all over FL and I've never heard of this.

In Tallahassee we user to have to cross the Leon county border after 2am for beer. In duval county (key west) the sell until 4/5. Where I grew up it was 2am and no beer before 1 on Sunday but the gas station across the street had no restrictions.