This is a boutique liquor store. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable and the store is…read moreimmaculate. Their pricing is on point and the taxes here are far less than in Eureka Springs. Love love love this place!!!

From the owner: We are a family owned and operated business. We strive to provide exceptional customer service and…read morea wide variety of products.

Great name. I was…read moreshopping for groceries across the street when I realized grocery stores don't sell liquor here. While always a bit of a shock for a Louisiana boy, I have started getting used to this with all of my travel. It is just so much more convenient to buy booze with your steaks but I digress. Booze Brothers is located across from Hart's grocery store. Stock up there then come here. It is a smaller store but Eureka is a small town. There is a decent selection of hard liquor but the bourbon selection was somewhat sparse. They did have things like WT 101, Woodford, Bulleit, etc. They did have a pretty good selction of beer, including several different IPAs. I picked up what I needed and rolled out.

Great place to stop in and get some liquor, but definitely stop in to meet Zoro as well! The cutest…read moredog that just wants to be pet and have you throw his squishy pineapple. Awesome people working there, extremely knowledgeable on the local liquors.

Wow, a little of everything here. Asked the staff for some local bourbon recommendations and got…read moreeverything I was looking for. And the place had great decor to go along with superb prices. You can't go wrong here for service and selection.

Needed some liquor while out of town, and this was a great place to stop! Didn't need much help…read morebut when I asked for it, I was led to 50¢ tumblers! Obviously I took two lol. There is no food, other than snacks, and I didn't get any. The ambiance is chill and the store is organized well. All in all, I'm glad I stopped there.

Excellent service from both proprietors…read more Truly a u unique and memorable shop. I hope this store stays open for ever

I was visiting Lampe with my boyfriend in 2011 wow!! This place is great and bob was still there…read moreat the time. R.I.P such friendly folk Great product and this place has a little gas station :) I loved this place so home like.

Very pricey, but it is Eureka Springs. Nice Ambiance. Good wine selection. Average liquor…read moreselection. Friendly staff.

Awesome selection. Great staff. Was able to get great allocated bourbons. Definitely will be back!read more

There are smaller Brown Derby locations all over the place for your quick stop on the way home from…read morework, and then there is this one. This Brown Derby is the vintage 18 year old cask whereas the others are just nice blends. Here you will find everything in the other shops but just so much more. Their selections of cigars, single malts, wines and accessories are beyond reproach. Just when you think you've seen it all, head over to the back room where they keep the REALLY good stuff! We went in for a bottle of wine. Four hundred dollars later ... you get my drift.

I have spent lot is time in Napa shopping with my family. This place has all the aesthetics of Napa…read moreand has the nicest people. Loved the cozy decor and hard to find Christmas items. Stopped in for some fancy cranberry chutney for turkey day, some hard to find beer and got some hibiscus tea as a treat. Loved the feeling of home as the patrons smacked on their deli goodies and sipped their adult juice. My husband has been in a lot and says lots of regular come and seem to stay the whole day as there is always something to explore or a new find. For those that you can't find anything for - this is your one stop shop for someone who seemingly has everything.

WOW is right... That…read morewas the first thought that came to my mind when I walked in to this megastore. It's more than a liquor store; it's like a liquor warehouse. Or at least a liquor depot. On a desolate, dry road that meanders through alcohol-less counties for miles and miles, this is an oasis- a sight for sapless eyes. This is the first spot where one can purchase alcohol, heading north from Russellville, nearly 100 miles. It's probably for the best though, as no one should be drinking and driving whilst going through the winding, scenic 7 byway through the Ozarks. The selection here is vast, and the prices are low. My barometer is always the 1.75ml of Seagrams 7- here it was $20.95, which is about as cheap as it gets. They have selections from the "toppest shelf" liquor, down to the bottom. And countless beer reach-ins, with a healthy selection of micros and local brews. If I lived in the vicinity, this would definitely be my go-to spot.

This place is great! I love it! Great selection, and cool dude at the counter. Helpful and…read moreknowledgable about local information. This beer is great and this red cozy is keeping it frosty. Well done WOW.

Extensive liquor selection from cheaper options to top shelf! Found a great Scotch I'm excited to…read moretry. Great beer selections as well. Found some fun "sour" beers as well as German Weissbier. The wine section however was my favorite! Loved how things were separated by region to help you narrow things down. Again, affordable budget-friendly wines were available as well as some more exorbitant premium options. I went with a French Bordeaux which I never would've found at a regular store! Definitely recommend. Cheers!!

BOOZE!!!…read more Beer...wine...alcohol of all sorts Enjoy stopping just to meander and look. Usually but at least one item here. Prices are close to the same as home....but have usually found a whisky.....Canadian, Scotch, Bourbon etc That I hadn't seen or tried. Worth a stop on the way south.

I was kicked out and forced into the hot sun for over two hours when I was looking for a place to…read moresit since I was holding my carry-on bag for the bus. This is a bus depot that will not allow you inside holding your carry-on bags.

What's the first thing you do when you pick up your rental car? That's right, you head across the…read morestreet to the liquor store. Entrapment, or ingenius city planning? If you know what you want there's a drive-thru. Or, if you're like me and you need to check out the selection before making a decision, then head inside. Inside there's selection indeed. They have a vast array of wines, and even more liquor- all shapes & sizes (but more importantly as cheap as Ive seen them come). Plus a few rare single-malts, and aged bourbons. Then there's the beer- 6 coolers full. 30-pack of PBR was $15; I wished i was that thirsty. I chose a 6-pack, local microbrew pale ale for $7. There were numerous other interesting selections available, but I had already spent entirely too much time staring at alcohol. They have kegs. They also sell gas, if you're into the hard stuff.