Walked in, greeted by the shop dog lounging by the counter--great first impression. Place is clean,…read morewell-lit, and clearly curated by people who care. We asked the usual awkward question: "Any gluten-free or gluten-reduced beers?" Instead of the typical shrug, the guy lit up--walked us through every option with real knowledge and care. He knew how they were brewed, which ones were certified, and didn't make us feel weird for asking. This is now a must-stop spot whenever we're in town. Service like that sticks.

After having a horrible experience at another local liquor store, my hopes weren't high, but as…read morebourbon drinkers always looking for cool bottles, my fiancé and I decided to pop in. And OMG I'm so glad we did. First of all, the owner was working. He was SO kind, so personable. He sat there and chatted with us for awhile about Bourbon, what Bourbon allocations look like in Colorado, and gave some cool facts. It was such a pleasant experience, and he was so helpful and interesting. Definitely made us feel welcome. His shop is BEAUTIFUL. Modern, clean. Great selection. The perfect liquor store. This is the type of spot that I would return to over, and over, and over. Loved giving him business.

I don't normally take the time to review a liquor store, but this place is over the top! If you are…read morea craft beer lover, a real connoisseur, this is your place. They made my Thanksgiving and the helpful folks working here made it even better. This is the place to go!

This is a nice little liquor store. It is adjacent to the Safeway, which makes it very convenient…read more The employee who greeted me was very nice. Since I was visiting Colorado and am not very familiar with CO beer aside from New Belgium, Blue Moon, and Coor's, I asked him to help me create a six pack containing CO beers. He was more than happy to do so and picked some good stuff. I liked all his recommendations (I should have taken a pick of them. I think I did of 1). The next day I returned to pick up a bottle of sparkling wine for my wife.

On Thanksgiving DAY I stumbled (kidding) into this liquor store in dire need of more booze for the…read morefamily festivities. Grabbed some basics and headed to the counter. I was flabbergasted when I realized my total was about $50 too much and to my surprise I grabbed a very expensive champagne, he could clearly tell I was a on a beer budget and guided me to a..lesser..expensive champs bottle and I walked out with what I needed for less than $25! I also needed milk..note, liquor stores don't carry milk - not sure why :-D So the friendly clerk guided me to the next open store on the holiday. If you're in a pinch and need some alcohol and other complements, hit up this liquor store.

Finally found a liquor store close by the main terminal for The Lift shuttle so we could walk…read morethere. She wanted to buy beer so we went in. The associate was friendly and we had a nice chat while my friend was looking around. They have a good selection and I was surprised because I didn't expect that. I bought a water as I was dehydrated. The associate even gave us some ice to keep the beer cool since we had to wait an hour for the shuttle to come around. I would recommend.

Not friendly at all. Stopped in to find something and clerk acted like we ruined his day. We left…read moreand went elsewhere. Too bad as we had money to spend but his attitude was awful.

Very bad service. Rude and disgruntled attendant. It seemed like he didn't want to be there.read more

Very nice cozy restaurant with Michelin star type food. The rib eye steak was incredible. Negroni…read moredrink was perfect. Smoked salmon was amazing. Solid service but the place is just a little small and I can see how they get overwhelmed with customers at times. It will depend on the day but make sure to make reservations because yes, the food is that good you might be waiting. Five star food all day long the best food in Winter Park.

Look, let's be honest. There are some nice places in Grand County to grab a bite to eat. But really…read morefine dining? Not so much. The folks at the Wild Horse Inn used to run Solstice as a kinda pop-up restaurant in Fraser next to the Safeway in the winter when they weren't catering weddings and events during the summers. But then the Fanches who own Devil's Thumb bought the Inn owners out for over $3 mill a while back when they were on their way to buying up the whole county. So what happened to Solstice? Well, for a fraction of that price some sweet hard-workin' folks bought the Wild Horse catering business and . . . wait for it . . . yes . . . Solstice. Now (sweet) Sue and her partner have just started running Solstice as a full-time restaurant and boy does it rock. The place only seats around 25 people, but it'll be worth the wait (once everyone comes to understand that the place is now regularly open all the time this place is going to be jammed!). This new policy just started a couple/three weeks ago so when we came in last night the room was lightly used and we had a chance to visit with Sue, who's about one of the kindest best bartenders/servers/owners ever. We decided to make dinner out of five of their tapas offerings, starting with a super fresh and delicious salad, and followed by their smoked salmon crostini, dates with (spicy!) capicola skewers, ridiculously delicious scallops, and a really savory "burnt ends" dish of pork belly bites and crispy(!) mini-ravioli. Can't believe we had room for dessert, but the flourless chocolate tart with homemade whipped cream and raspberry preserve sauce was something we couldn't resist. (Next time I'm coming for you Mr. Key Lime pie:). All in all, a truly fine dining experience at a reasonable price point. So the bottom line is that this is great news for Grand County: the addition of a wonderful new restaurant serving really excellent food right in the heart of Fraser! 2

In keeping with the other boutique shops of Winter Park Village, the newly opened Riverside Spirits…read moredoesn't offer a plethora of options - just a hand-picked sampling. That's not to say you can't get a staple bottle of Folie a Deux, but you have the option of local brews, varietals,and spirits if you're willing to venture out. Beer with an essence of chamomile, honey-infused vodka, and malbecs are just a few of the local options that will tempt you in the locavore direction. Just ask the staff to help you navigate through the options or make a recommendation, and you won't be disappointed.

I was yelled at by the owner, on 6/19/16, for walking in the store. There was another person in…read morethe store but apparently he wasn't open yet. Asked me why I walked in, couldn't I see the sign. I said he looked open. He then raised his voice saying that he wasn't even supposed to be there that day and that his employee should be dealing with me. I left and he followed me outside, glaring at me. Which is when I said I would never buy anything from him again. And he said, "fine, be that way." I have been buying 6packs at this spot after downhilling at Trestles for 5 years now. NEVER been treated like this. And NEVER buying anything from this guy.

I love coming in and chatting with Jen. She makes the experience so fun!! And the selection is…read moregreat!

This is a great place to stop on your way up the mountain. Prices are comparable to Denver and not…read moreyour usual inflated mountain price. Always seems to be a new person working here but they are always nice and cordial. Worth a stop for sure

Roughly forty years ago, my dad brought my brother and I to Avon to ski Beaver Creek Resort for the…read morefirst time. At some point during our virgin Colorado trip, we stopped into Beaver Liqours and I walked out of the door with a roguish smile and a poster that hung on my bedroom wall until my senior year in high school and then travelled with me to Utah and graced my dorm room wall until my sophomore year in college. It was lost during one of my many moves. Fast forward four decades, I stopped in Avon a few days ago specifically to pick up a t-shirt for my girl and walked out with a smaller reprint of the same poster. I call that a win. Same smile too. High prices!? Huh? It's frickin' Beaver Creek! I am happy that Beaver Liqours is still in business and remains family-owned and I appreciate that they haven't shied away from their sense of humor after all of these years. Seriously, if you can't work out from the name of the place their personality ... You're probably not the brightest bulb.

Stopped in here to get a Beaver Liquor t-shirt. $30 for a t-shirt is a bit pricey but you have to…read moreconsider the area as everything is pricey.

Great local shop. They have a few local Colorado liquors that you can't get anywhere else. Prices…read moreare slightly higher of course for being in the mountains but not too bad

Great shop and friendly staff in town! Woman behind the register went through the trouble of…read morefinding me a chilled wine in their freezer! Much appreciated.