Great concept, awful prices, but put it into this perspective-- you're paying for the convenience…read moreof going through a drive-thru that allows you to purchase your alcohol without ever leaving your vehicle! I purchased a Tito's handle (1.75 L) and cranberry juice for almost $50! Not outrageous compared to typically priced cocktails in Austin (~$10 per drink), but if you're comparing it to typical liquor stores here, just a tad pricey.

By far the best liquor store in tx!! I called them to ask if the had Taylor Port and the nice…read moregentleman said he didn't think he had it. Not 3min later he called my phone back to tell me he had it. Not in the history of history has anyone ever called me back to tell me they found something I was looking for. An amazing selection of beer, wine, liquor and snacks. I adore this family and their business and always stop to grab goodies when going to my friends house. It's easy to drive up to, no need to get out. 10/10 recommend

Not much around these parts, so when a sign for ICE COLD BEER beckons you after a hike at…read morePedernales Falls, just like the dude, you abide. A simple little trailer boasting both the American and Texan flags on the outside, and on the inside, all the little snacks, drinks, and bottled/canned beer one on the outskirts of Austin could ask for. The beer wasn't the coldest, sadly, but there was a great variety. The gent working the convenience store was a little distracted (on the phone with some customer service agent), but he made up for it by sending us off with a complimentary bottle of water and turning up the music for us while we enjoyed our beer and peanuts out on the picnic tables under the sun! My Dodge Ram rental completed the Texas moment.

Closed when we showed up at 4 pm. Shame. I wanted a hot dog. Looked like a nice place from the…read moreoutside.

This is a hidden gem and I would highly recommend this liquor store to anyone interested…read more The store is very clean with polite and professional employees. They have a surprisingly good selection of fine liquors for such a small outfit but from what I could tell they put quality before quantity. This is definitely my go to liquor store whenever I'm in town.

Super nice folks running this store, it smells amazing! And they had a great selection. They also…read moretaste all of what the bring in to their store so they know they are selling quality stuff!

On the Run isn't my neighborhood convenience store but it is where I go whenever I need beer. They…read morealways have some nice 6-packs on sale for $5.49 - recently it's been Red Hook Long Hammer IPA and Widmer Hefeweisen. Last month it was a 12-pack of Session Dark for $9.99. Nice prices, nice beer + wine selection. The guys working here at night are really nice, vaguely ethnic hip-hoppers who are ten million times more polite than their parent's generation (i.e., the surly hard-working but loudly-talking-Urdu-on-the-cell-phone guys behind the counter at all the other convenience stores). Beware, not open 'til midnight.

Not sure why Yelpers are so whiny about this place. This is a small town liquor shop with a small…read moretown vibe. The woman behind the counter was pleasant and witty. Prices are fair. Selection is reasonable. Zero complaints.

I went on line to check their hours and noticed the bad reviews. I don't understand that! I've been…read morein this store several times and have always been treated kindly, and they have what I'm looking for. What else can I ask for? No, they aren't giving the booze away, but heck, they shouldn't. It's a convenient little country liquor store with nice people.

Beautiful spot out in Hill country, but not too far from Austin City Center. There's a cute creek…read morewith a fountain so the ambience is really lovely for some wine tasting in the afternoon. When we went, it was in the middle of the day on a Monday so they did seem a little shortstaffed. However, the woman working was extremely nice and was able to guide us through our tasting very well. The wines were- in our subjective opinion- a bit hit or miss. Some of the wines were good, some were bland. If you enjoy full bodied wines stick with their vintage and pay for the upgrade wine tasting experience. Or I would even recommend just buying a bottle/ glass of their Tempranillo.

This was a great hidden gem on our way to the lake. Their grounds are gorgeous with grapevines as a…read morebackdrop. Their is plenty of space to bring your dogs and they have card games you can enjoy while you relax with a glass of wine. The staff is very nice and attentive. They have 2 different tasting options so we tried one of each. Both were good. There was one wine on each list we weren't a fan of, but overall were pleased with the selections. Our favorites were the Sammie's Sparkling and 2018 and 2020 Good Guy. The charcuterie board is a great deal with an assortment of cheeses and dried fruit. A great accompinament with a glass of wine. We will definitely be coming back!

Most places in Austin and surrounding areas are dog friendly. Sometimes vineyards aren't. This one…read moreis and that immediately scored high marks with me. There are a lot of wineries in the Drilling Springs area and this is one of my favorites because the wine is just so good. These are actually California wines & that's a-ok with me. The Paso White Tombstone was my favorite of all the wines we sampled. It was refreshing and flavorful. Not overpowering. The perfect wine for relaxing. The overall experience was just wonderful. Looking forward to a return visit.

I kind of don't know how I feel about this place. I was drawn in by the creative name (because I…read morelove all things spooky), and they had some cute kitsch that leaned into that, so I was appreciative. On another note, I was kind of surprised to find an all-California winery in the middle of Texas. I am sure there will be people who say the wines are automatically better because California, but that is not necessarily true. Still, I was intrigued. And yes, some of the wines were quite good. The Tempranillo was especially good (and the bottle was gorgeous). I might go as far as say it was one of the best Tempranillos I've had. But most of the rest that I was offered didn't really leave an impression. They were.. ok? I admit I am not a huge fan of big-bodied California wines generally, and maybe that was it, but even the white I had hit a little flat. The service also felt a bit off. It felt like other people came in and were warmly greeted, but I would just get my pour and a perfunctory description of the wine and that was it. I felt like the staff was very cold unless you were a regular.. but how does one become regular with that? I would still give it another try because people seem to really dig them.

I have not seen a "drive-thru" liquor store in a long time. I remember them when I was younger…read more It's a pretty small store and ideal if you know what you want and take advantage of the drive thru. While I was there, several cars were using the drive thru and they seem to be very quick about taking care of the cars. I went inside and it's a pretty small store. They have a good selection of just about any liquor you are looking for and even a few wines. The prices aren't too bad and pretty comparable to just about any other place you might regularly buy your liquor from. They people who work there were very friendly. I think this is a great store if you are in a hurry and know exactly what you want and use the drive thru.