Boulevard Liquor
El Cajon, CA Photo courtesy M.C. Morrissey
Another classic liquor store on El Cajon Boulevard is Boulevard Liquor.
Advertising the "coldest beer in town" the Boulevard can be
a nice stop on a hot day.
Falcon Liquor
San Diego, CA Photo courtesy M.C. Morrissey
The Falcon Liquor store catches the eye of passersby both in the
day and evening. The glow of the liquor store sign just permeates the
evening air. Check out how the neon lights up the sidewalk with the reddish and orange neon glow.
1st & Ivy Market and Liquor
San Diego Photo courtesy M.C. Morrissey
Just north of downtown in the Banker's Hill neighborhood of San Diego
is the world famous (well, at least "local famous") 1st and
Ivy Market and Liquor. Stop by to grab some munchies as you stand
under the Lindbergh Field flight path. Not sure if this is a "liquor"
store or "market"? According to an eyewitness, the vertical
sign isn't sure either, alternating flashes between the two.
Mystery Liquor
San Diego, CA Photo courtesy M.C. Morrissey
Yes, it is the legendary "Mystery Liquor" store off
University Ave., in San Diego. Why is it labeled "mystery?"
Is it because of the "mysterious" concoctions in the 'fridges
just waiting to be gulped? Or is it the "mysterious" meats on
sale? Or is it because the source of this neon sign is a "mystery?"
Let's leave this a mystery.
Pacific Liquor
El Cajon, CA Photo courtesy M.C. Morrissey
Now this is a liquor store sign! Pacific Liquor on El Cajon Blvd.
sports a bottle pouring, you guessed it, liquor! Another roadside find
in the great So Cal city of San Diego.
Ray's Liquor
San Diego, CA Photo courtesy M.C. Morrissey
Supposedly one can not have too many liquor stores. This shot of Ray's
Liquor off 30th Street is standard fare.
Here's what Ray's Liquor sign looks like at night. Though it's
just backlit plastic, it looks good nonetheless.
Ray's Liquor Night Shot Photo courtesy M.C. Morrissey