Liquor Warehouse has a decent price on my favored spirits. I usually purchase a case every couple…read moreof months in order not to have to buy more frequently in smaller amounts. My only real complaint is that the case discount is only 5% as opposed to 10% which seems to be more standard from their competitors. I suppose the argument could be made that tariffs have caused them to lower their discount rather than raising their prices, but if other places can maintain prices AND double the discount, there's no reason Liquor Warehouse can't.

Liquor Warehouse is absolutely amazing!! HP & Drew have set the new standard for liquor stores in…read moreClarksville. From their huge selection of wines, beer, and liquor to their stellar customer service. They've managed to think of every detail. Thank you for seeing a need in Clarksville and filling it!!

Newish liquor store in the Charlotte Park area. It's located in a strip mall with plenty of…read moreparking. Store is a good size, very clean, organized well, and great selection. Staff was very knowledgeable!

In a kind of unsuspecting spot in a tired strip mall, what a find! Clean, organized, stocked. When…read moreI asked for a certain beer, manager pointed me to Exact spot in cooler. A very nice store and excellent experience.

Since we had a good experience at Henrietta Red earlier this year, we decided on The Party Line for…read moreour Thanksgiving dinner, as they're both run by the same management team. Overall, it was a seamless experience, with convenient online ordering, organized in-person pick-up, and straightforward reheating instructions. One thing that I would've liked to see is a suggested timeline of how to reheat everything so that it's all still hot when it comes time to eat, as that was a difficult thing to accomplish given the multitude of dishes included in a traditional Thanksgiving dinner. As for the food, it was good but not great. The roasted turkey was flavorful and not dry, the harissa sweet potatoes had a substantial amount of heat and were my favorite, and the pumpkin pie bars were a satisfying dessert and the perfect way to end our meal (I was originally worried when I saw that the Thanksgiving dinner didn't include a whole pie). However, I thought that the gravy was too thick and the cornbread overly salty.

My friend found this *newer* spirits store near her home, and we stopped in on a Friday night while…read moreprepping for a girls' night. We loved the clean, organized aesthetic and easily found everything we wanted and more! The staff was friendly and even offered a sample of a wine they had open for customers, which was such a nice touch. Truly an exceptional experience overall. Prices seemed fair, moderate to higher end which feels expected for this area.

From the owner: Products: Wine, Beer, Liquor, Zyn, Whiskey, Gin, Rum, Total…read moreWine, Vodka, Bourbon, Non-Alcoholic Beer, Scotch Services: Wine Shop, Wine Store, Wine & Spirits, Liquor Store Brands: Woodford Reserve, Sazerac Company, Buffalo Trace, Eagle Rare, Leipers Fork Distillery, Jack Daniel's, The Macallan.

Well, this one is hard to rate because maybe I just got the wrong thing, but I'm not sure the…read moreadditions add much to the soda. I got one with Dr Pepper, vanilla and coconut cream. I mostly just tasted coconut cream. I would come back and try maybe a tea combo! The service was fast and friendly also!

Swig has taken Williamson County by storm since opening in Brentwood on February 27, 2025, and…read moreSpring Hill a month later. The St. George (Utah) franchise with over 100 American locations plans to open another 13 stores in the area. Coining the phrase "dirty soda," Swig offers clever mixtures of various soft drinks and enhancements that you won't find anywhere else, like Sonic on steroids. They've carved out a niche in a previously untapped market, attracting long drive-thru lines on a daily basis that rival Chick-fil-A. But are they worth the price? In a small dining area with seating for two, I took a seat and awaited my order. The Buttery Beer had my name written all over it, a cold root beer with butterscotch and vanilla crème! That sounds amazing on paper and the photos look just as spectacular. What I got was just an ordinary tasting 24-ounce root beer for $2.35 that didn't seem to have anything added to it at all. I have to wonder if I just received a plain root beer. It's something I could've picked up at the nearby Kroger for a dollar less. I'd give Swig four stars for serving good quality drinks, but only three stars overall for unoriginal flavors and misleading photos and descriptions. I'm not sure why it's so popular. Regardless, I'd rather go to the supermarket and get the same thing for half the price. The National menu has many more items than the Brentwood location, but at least they have a decent number of drink options, albeit scaled down.

very clean love that the sports channel was on while we placed our order ! the peach cobbler was…read moreamazing

I've seen this on here already, but figured I'd leave my experience as well…read more I drove a good amount to come and try this place because I saw the menu and thought it looked great. Ate dinner and showed up at about 9:15 (45 minutes before its supposed to be closed). There was a worker in the back I could see, but the door was locked and store was closed. Pretty frustrating I drove all that way just for them to close earlier than listed. Like I said, I've seen it on here already a couple times, so if that's the case than just change your hours.

Not only was the food delicious and the service excellent, but they treat you like family. When…read morethey heard my son was into music they came out and played a song for him and made his day. We are moving to the area and without meaning to sound dramatic, our lunch at Uncle Lenny's helped confirm we are making the right choice. Can't wait to live close enough to be a regular !

3.5 to 4 stars This…read moreis a little restaurant located on a busy road in a country setting. The parking lot was full when we arrived, but we found other parking on the side of the building. It's a small restaurant with a hometown feel - tables inside and a larger table in a side room. It's counter ordering with a large diverse menu. Kids menu items were great including Mac n cheese and chicken strips and fries. All came with a drink. Main entrees included hot items (shrimp & grits, meatloaf), salads, sandwiches and lots of vegetarian items. They also have a dessert area with large cookies, pies, etc. Our family ordered the kids chicken tenders, chicken tender wrap, BLT and turkey club sandwiches with fries. We also tried the fried okra. The fries were delicious and tasted homemade - the sandwiches were good. My sandwich was missing mayo which I didn't notice until after I was done eating. We enjoyed the food but didn't find anything super standout.