These people are crooks. I wanted a certain bottle of vodka. They talked me into a different one. I went home made a drink for me And my friends. We were all shocked by the watery weird/acidic taste. I immediately brought it back and they just laughed saying i opened it so they can't do anything. You can smell it and know something is wrong and they did not care. And by they i mean the owners! They said to call the liqueur company. I will never go there and i suggest you think twice before patronizing this store.
Same people safe type of service go from thete
Good deals
Friendly servicegood for basic beer, wine, liqeur & convience store items, annoying debit and credit card limit though.
This is more of a convenience store than a real, dedicated liquor store. Lackluster beer selection--no crafts, really. The best beers they have are the ubiquitous mega-craft ones like Sierra Nevada, New Belgium, and Goose Island. They do have chips, candy, even basic household items like toilet paper and pet food. The store feels disorganized; for instance, there were just loose Frappuccinos sitting on a counter, out of sight of the cashier, where they clearly weren't supposed to be. Lots of random empty shelves, too. Seemed like they have a lot of low-end liquor and wine, although that's not what I was looking for. They have a selection of glass pipes and smoking paraphernalia as well.
The one thing they didn't have was a bottle opener. The cashier didn't seem to know what I was asking for, despite several confusing exchanges on the subject, so I can't be a hundred percent *sure* they don't sell them. But that is what he told me. Which was great, because I was in from out of town and bought the only beer available here that I wanted to drink--which, of course, came in a bottle with non-twisty caps.
It turns out that the Walmart down the street (where I ended up stopping for a bottle opener) has a more extensive (although not higher end) and better priced beer selection. Should've just gone there.