Weekly stop for my fiancé, small business that knows their stuff! Feels cozy, the explain…read moreeverything and answer any questions, I believe they have tastings. They remember their customers which is a great factor

Stopped in midweek to see what this single barrel whiskey store was about and what a find! I had a…read moregreat conversation with Darren regarding their huge selection of some really great whiskeys, rye's, brandy and bourbons. Very knowledgeable explanation and cool merch., was wall to wall. I sampled a few after a small explanation of what I liked and was blown away at the great pours I was able to try. Hidden gem for any whisky snob or beginner that wants to broaden their knowledge and palate on what's out there besides the everyday bottles that most have heard of. Be prepared to be surprised. Thanks orangatang!

I just have to give a shout out the man in deli area who went to great lengths to try to locate…read moreburrata in the store for me. I had looked everywhere and as I was checking out the checker looked it up and told me where to go. Wasn't there so I asked the young man behind the deli counter. He looked on the floor and back in their refrigerator. He even walked up to front to check produce area. Disappointed that they were sold out but still impressed.

Check your groceries before checking out. ‍ I bought two…read morebottles of apple juice for kids and both bottles have been expired since December 3rd, 2025 (8 months ago). These were sitting in the front on the shelf. They must not check their grocery dates often.

Located in Gravois Bluffs, a huge store with anything you can want. The service is friendly, and…read morethere are a lot of staff that can make suggestions for a specific alcohol/cocktail . Very large store with big variety.

I went to two different Friar Tucks and shopped both, I noticed the prices were different in the…read moretwo stores. An example was the first store had the large bottle of Buffalo Trace for $46.99 but the second it was $52.99. However the smaller bottles were the same price $24.99.

Fast service get you in and out they usually have 2 to 3 cashiers up there good prices on your…read morelower price cigarette curtains and deals on alcohol. Plus they got the rewards club. You're a dollar every time you get 100 points so the day is up after a while.

The people there are such good workers! And with the snowstorm, I could really see they were…read moregetting slammed! I heard that they have to work six days a week, and not get overtime or bonuses, all the while the company is making big profits. This seems very unfair to me and something should be done about it. Most are making minimum wage.

Best local liquor store you will find. Cheaper most of the time than the grocery stores and the…read moreplace with the funny bird too. Another plus is that they have kegs in stock too which seem to harder to find any more. The owner is always friendly and will gladly order anything he doesn't have. Give them a try I think you will be impressed too.

Love supporting local businesses and this place always treats customer goodread more

Quite the array of liquor options for a smaller store. They had exactly what I wanted and so much…read moremore. Seemed clean and the guy that checked us out was pleasant. We will definitely be back.

Good pricing and a good inventory. The staff leaves a little to be desired…read more Cigarette pricing is better than most in the area

Best Liquor Store in the area, hands down. Huge store with a great selection for all budgets. Craft…read morebeers to rare spirits. kind people running the show. will definitely support this place and get my points up :)

I'll start by explaining the 3* review…read more Customer service = A Everyday selection and pricing = A Allocated selection and base pricing = A Allocated points program required to purchase = F I shop a lot of stores to find what I'm looking for so I'm very familiar with the numerous ways store owners handle their allocated inventory (i.e. points, raffles, straight to the shelf secondary pricing, etc.) TT uses a points system. Where I have an issue is the ridiculous amount of points required to purchase an allocated item. As it was explained to me, you get 2 points per $100 spent. Pretty simple. I was interested in a $149 bottle of whiskey...that required 26 points to purchase. They expect I'm going to spend $1300 just to have the privilege to purchase that bottle? GFY. That is nothing short of ridiculous and asinine greed. Other stores I frequent require much fewer points or provide additional ways to earn points (i.e. extra points for store pick purchases). My first and now last visit to TT has earned them a spot on my "DO NOT RECOMMEND" list.