July 11, 2010
Grocery store with a half-decent selection of beer. I am not too aware of what is a typical selection in this state so I’m assuming this is a standard selection. Typical widely available Belgian and imports. About 200 different American brews. A lot of them cold and ready to go in a big fridge. You won’t find crazy beer here but if you are in a hotel downtown (like I was) this place is a very good option because walking distance from many of the biggest downtown hotels. I bought the one-off Sierra Nevada 30th Anniversary Fritz & Ken, the surprising New Belgium Lips of Faith (Biere de Mars) and the so-so French Broad Rye Hopper. This place was my saviour when I was stranded in Atlanta for one night because of the Iceland volcano eruption.

June 24, 2010
Pretty good selection of good beers. Plenty of local beers and a good mix of Belgians. Focuses more on wine and liquor and caters to the college students at nearby Georgia Tech. The prices aren’t bad, and the workers are friendly, but not that helpful.

June 2, 2010 [ Updated July 11, 2011 ]
Ok selections of beer, most in coolers. Ok service.

November 28, 2009
Mac’s is one of several second tier beer stores in Atlanta, although it’s a little closer to the interstate than most. If you can get to Hop City or Greens, go there instead, but this place does keep a good selection of beers.

April 18, 2009
Located on West Peachtree near the Midtown MARTA rail station, Mac’s has an impressive selection of beers and other strong drink. They have quite a few single bottles of craft beers, as well as plenty of six-packs of locals and imports. Prices are about average for Atlanta. They frequently have close-outs of decent beers, and have seasonal offerings on sale when those beers are out of season - for example, winter brews are available for bargain prices in spring and summer. Definitely worth a visit.

November 20, 2008
This place is awesome. Almost, better than Greens. Greens is only better in the sense that they have more selection, but again not by much. What Greens has Macs will eventually get. Macs has a lot better of a pale lager, get you drunk for real cheap selection. It is located right next to Georgia Tech. They sell 12-packs of 24 oz. PBRs for 15$. They sell Keystone, PBR 30-packs. They sell 12-packs of 40 oz. This place is great, and I love it just as much as I love Greens. Not much to look at on the inside, but this is a liquor store, so I really don’t care what it looks like.

February 1, 2008
Decent singles wall and carries some of the more interesting things distributed in the fine state. Really great wine selection too for all you winos. Make sure you look hard though because some of the beers are socked away at the bottom of coolers and on the corner of shelves. Friendly staff, easy parking.

August 29, 2007
This place is pretty cool, right downtown, fairly easy to get to if you know where you’re going. Its got a pretty good selection of beers from all over. Price is probably the most attractive part.

August 3, 2007
Nice, clean, well-lit store in dowtown Atlanta - even has onsite parking with easy access. Good solid selection - picked up about 10 or so I had not had yet. They sell singles - but you have to buy at least 6! Has plenty of regional micros, a few Belgian standards, some eastern Euro lager types. Not a destination, but if you are passing through ATL - convenient to I-75/I-85.

April 5, 2007
I have been Shopping at Mac’s for a few years now. and I love this place!! They Have the Best customer service anywhere in Atlanta, they reciently added many new beers to there selection and I must say I am very Impressed. There prices are equal to or better then Greens. and with the clean bright store and customer service Mac’s is worth a trip. Parking lot can be a little bit of a hassle on busy nights but not to bad. Tip: cash is a 3% discount.