The store is well stocked and the employees are very friendly. I bought a five meat pizza while I…read morewas there, it was delicious!

They have a strong liquor selection. Other than that the store is an epic fail with a poorly…read morestocked inventory and extremely rude employees. Never again.

They Had Jack - 'nuff said…read more... SITREP My cousin Rikka and I wanted whiskey. SETUP I found this store. Simple to find. It's on the main drag of this town, just a few blocks from the hotel we were at. The "Liquor Store." Yes, pretty generic branding, but not out of the norm in a town that also has a restaurant simply signed as "Eats" and also a furniture store called "Furniture Store" a few blocks down. [Creative names don't abound here. They should call it "El Liquor Store" just to kick it up a notch.] She paid for it (I LOVE HER). Probably a few bucks more for a fifth than what I usually pay in Seattle or she pays in L.A. (minus 1-Star), but what can you do when you are hundreds of miles "deep into the stix." [I already had the mixers back in my room.] So there you go. [Some transactions are painfully simple and don't require "fluffy linguistic skills" to relay the ambiance of a room, or the presentation of an entree.] CONVENIENT FOR THE WRONG REASON I should also say that we came back here a second time when we were at the wake (for our uncle Jack - no relation to Jack Daniels) across the street at the Elks Lodge from El Liquor Store. I still don't think Rikka's dad or my mom (Jack was their oldest brother) knew of our little trek to spike our soda's and those of so many grateful cousins.... and our parents are not yelpers... sooo... *crosses fingers*... THE LOWDOWN We wanted Jack Daniels, we found it, and we got it in St. Maries. During a moment of high emotional need. [I'm sticking with that too.]

For St. Marie's - this place will have everything you need…read more Keep in mind it is a LIQUOR STORE, so you are going to find liquor, hard liquor. A pretty decent variety of the top shelves and the bottom shelves not marked up too horrible at all. They have the occasional special edition versions that come out which is neat to see in a small town. The staff is always very friendly and helpful. They have limited mixers or chasers so if you're looking for that and/or beer or wine take a trip down the road to the grocery store to find a bigger selection. Conveniently located and good hours of operation - just make sure to check out holiday hours if planning around that.

Great selection of local and top shelf. Well organized and lots of size options from mini bottles…read moreto mid size to larger bottles. Perfect for cooking or baking options or first time trying new drinks.

Hundreds of Hops self-guided US Hop Passport Brewery Tour Stop 11, which was 7 of 7 for Idaho,…read moreState #14 is complete! I've seen a few mentions of no children. This is true and there are multiple signs advising so, both prior to entering and just inside the door. What's the big deal you may ask. Aside from a brewey with no food being specifically for adults not being too far out, and for those who may want to avoid (or look for it), the mens room is adorned with full playboy spreads which could be controversial for junior. So, the environment & products are targeted to adults. The interior has mining decor and pinup decor, a bar top, pool table and a few tables with chairs. The beer we had was good for one and above average for the other. The wheat (with lemon wheel garnish) was a surprisingly tasty treat. It was out of the way for us but is right off the highway, so, convenient for a lot of people & the town itself is quirky. As you can see, it's the center of the universe & they have the manhole to prove it!

Steve and I got to try Wallace Brewing after a recent trip through the Idaho Chimney portion of the…read morestate. I did this area a while back visiting many breweries here but a few slipped through my fingers and this was one of them so it was good to get this one marked off my list. We had the Redlight Irish Red Ale which we liked quite bit. Irish Red Ales aren't necessarily a beer type the two of us flock to but this one was very good. Flavor highlights to look for when enjoying this beer is malty, sweet and dry. The beer is also very light bodied and smooth so that, at least to us is an enjoyable plus!

Enjoyed accidentally stumbling on this quaint little tasting room. Ended up buying a bottle of…read moretheir Spiced Wine, it is warmed like Christmas in a glass. Mmmmm.

I was just searching to see if Camas Prairie Winery had a Yelp page yet and I'm shocked that only…read moretwo people have posted! Fantastic wines and I'm not much of a wine drinker so that says something. Whoever does the hiring does a great job because the staff has always been super friendly and knowledgable. Which is good, because like I said, I'm not much of a wine drinker. One piece of advice- Try the "Palouse Gold Mead". It's a great honey mead, best I've ever had. I pick up a couple bottles every time I'm in town.

Super clean bathrooms!!! Friendly gal at the counter and a good selection of snacks. Would stop…read morehere again

Great people! When my wife left her purse there and didn't realize it till we were halfway across…read moreMontana, Gigi went out of her way to ship it back to our home. Can't thank them enough!