Kit is amazing, he is so personable! Amazing bartender:) He…read moremade sure to check on us multiple times, he recognized us from previous visits. I'm very happy and I feel welcome here at this bar.

Great beer, great staff, nice locals, and decent pool tables! Always a good bet when rolling up to…read morevisit my hometown. Clean bathrooms, too!

So this is truly THE liquor store of the town. There's a bar that sells liquor down the way and…read morethere's a Circle K, but this would be this small towns 'go to' liquor drive through spot. Super sweet lady that was working, and they actually have quite the selection to choose from. You won't find half the selection in the other places in this town, with the decent pricing they have to offer. You'd have to drive into 'town' to Walmart which is a lovely drive, let me tell you.

Fun place on the backside of the valley in Greer ... the Gouda appetizer was amazing!…read moreThe service was great! The view was incredible.... We will be back to sit on the deck and enjoy a relaxing afternoon meal

Walked in to get some food they didn't look that busy. We waited about 5 minutes and what seemed…read morelike the waitress said it's too late for last call. I said we just wanted to order some food. She ignored me so I asked again can we just order food please. She paused and with attitude said I'll see? What is that, if she was having a bad night that's not my fault so don't take it out on me. Needless to say I cannot review the food but the staff were not friendly at all. I will never go back here. You need to do better!

Prost, Cheers, Salut! Whatever form that you celebrate too a…read moreliquor store is near. What time it? It's time for cheers and beers right! Claiming Vegas as my backyard, for a minute the moments that I needed an extra boost, I found here. Happy can be found in whatever feeds your needs at the moment. My moments as I do work in this small little town will be remembered when I reach for the potion that kept me warm and secure. I breezed in as fast as I breezed out. Snooze that alarm clock goes off and I wake up. The snooze is a must because the sun is not even up yet. Maybe snooze one more time. As I remember to stand, I make it to the drink; I'm trying to recall the memories that might have been, the moments that I'm living now. It's another day, let's visit this little store to seek what makes my moments more bearable. Back in town again, the local hotel it's walking throws to this store. The clerk does not know my name. He smiles and probably wonders why he's here. The small brown bag are just the joys of my life as of now. These are my todays, these are the past moments that were my days. These days are now a little brighter and less broken. We all must go through moments of transition as pen this and recall the past, this is where these times stay. Now into the future, yes the future brings joy too! Who would of thought? Times do change, again recalls of the past make todays even better! It reminds me of some words that "you" shared with me. Then, the days these moments when I breezed into town held these moments and memories are never gonna happen to be the same. The days always seemed to move together and in a mesh of fixed blurs. No smiles grazed my face, the memories before your name took these moments and made them reflections in the fast. The moments I lived, my old days fade away when your name pops in my brain. Let that play again, "the moments I lived, my old days fade, when your name pops in my brain." An ordinary life and moments reflect in the mirror are the past: replaced with in between hope and ultimate joy. Some habits must be buried and bring better days! As it seems now, my days and thoughts of needing a bottle or two or three to soothe me are over; this store was the foundation of my visits when I came to town to work. Sure it's an ordinary liquor store in the middle of a no where town in any given city; but the kindness of the clerk made me happy. A smile and conscious genuine joy of other human beings was all the standards that one needs especially when we feel so low and alone. If you ever roll through here stop in for that "drink of choice," as needed. But the liquor store stocks hard to find sodas that you may of only had as a kid. Take a stroll down memory lane, or just wander in so the store clerk can smile at someone and be reminded of humanism too. Smile and pass along joy in the wink of the moment you meet another's glance. Remember we are all in this together, it's always better to be nice for it makes life much easier and happier!

Cute small pit stop we found on the highway. Girl there was very nice and their Georgia peach…read moreslushy was great! No bathrooms, just a port-a-potty!

Love Gilligans Forest Lakes, BUT giving a 3 star since they changed their homemade pie vendor…read more (used to be Marybakesalot now its some other company called Phat Ankles) and it was the worst pie ever. We had a peach pie, which was significantly smaller than the previous vendor pie, it was all crust very little fruit. Super pricey at $11.45 for such a sad sample of a pie. GO BACK TO Ordering from Marybakesalot, she has the best pies ever!

Arizona Sake, not a liquor store…read more.. Read about Atsuo Sakurai's labor of love, his personal love story too, in Smithsonian Magazine 2021* and immediately started to source his high-grade sake but to no avail. Being a sake fan, definitely not an aficionado, I shared what I'd read and my failed quest for Sakurai's USA made product with a relentless foodie friend. It reminded us both of our sake sipping days at the now closed Santa Monica Airport's restaurant, Typhoon **. Christmas gift exchange. I gave my friend sourdough starter. Hey, it was the tail end of the pandemic. My treat was a chilled bottle of Atsuo Sakurai's raw unprocessed, premium Junmai Ginjo sake. We shared, sipped, savored soul soothing elixir at my dining room table. I never did find out how that fine bottle made it there though. Photographed the bottle but self-editing me deleted it, didn't review Arizona Sake either concerned Yelp would 86 both because I didn't visit AZ. May still remove. Read it while it's here... Fortunately, Arizona Sake is now readily available through many US retailers in both AZ and CA like Whole Foods, Total Wine. Kanpai! * https://www.smithsonianmag.com/arts-culture/sake-master-atsuo-sakurai-arizona-united-states-180978576/ ** https://www.yelp.com/biz/typhoon-santa-monica-2

Q: Why did the sake break up? A: It found a better…read morepour-tential. What is a Junmai Ginjo? "Junmai" signifies no added brewer's alcohol, while "Ginjo" indicates high-level polishing and fermentation at lower temperatures. Junmai Ginjo is a premium sake brewed using only rice, water, yeast, and koji, with the rice polished to at least 60% (meaning 40% or more is removed). It is known for its light, fruity, and aromatic profile. People underestimate sake because it arrives politely. Sake is a gentleman that kisses your knuckles and pulls out your chair. Just a whisper of sweetness, a hint of rice, and a small bite of alcohol. Then forty minutes later it, has altered the emotional climate and everyone's made bad decisions. Sake is great and this one, Arizona Sake, bites back. He's sassy. He's a scrappy! It's impressive that the city Holbrook, AZ (population of 4,858 as of 2020) has its own sake brewer. Support local. Support AZ!

Unless you're just looking for beer or low quality wine, this is not the place to shop. I have Had…read morebetter selection at a Circle K.

I needed banana liqueur and decided to stop here as a last resort after not finding any at several…read morestores in Phoenix. Not only did they have it, they actually had multiple options and the clerk was able to make a recommendation based on what kind of drinks I was making. Stopping here worked out better than I could have dreamed.