The thrill is so gone Had it had it and had it…read moreApply brick to head The first time I went to a Total Wine in the Phoenix metro, I was like a kid in a candy store. So many beers that I had never had before that you could buy in singles. They came up to the Twin Cities a couple years later. Still pretty sweet for awhile. The times they are a changin'. These days, at least half of the shelf space that they used to have for beer is now THC and NA beverages. What they do have for beer almost never rotates and there is way too much emphasis on the local. Total Wine can still be fun if you visit one somewhere that you have never been before to find some new to you beers. The only reason I go them locally anymore is the sheer sake of convenience. Prices are up everywhere, but it doesn't seem like Total Wine has the bargain prices compared to their competition that it used to either.

wide variety of spirits! And we like that. Especially great variety of high-end scotch!read more

I think it's now called Merwin Liquor. I was in the area and stopped by to pick up a 12-pack of…read moreCastle Danger Cream Ale. Merwin's promotes themselves as a discount liquor store so I was surprised to pay $21 when Liquor Boy sells it for $18!

I only gave this place 1 star for the convenience in location and prices. There was an old elderly…read moredude at the register. I am in my 40s and wanted the guy to see my ID because I've had issues with identity theft, not because I wanted any attention. or validation from his strange self, trust that!!! but this guy has the nerve to laugh in my face and go, "oh good, I'm so glad you wanted me to see your pic". He said pic, even though he was literally 87. anyways, I was doing it for security reasons and I will not go back to this clown show, or have any of my friends either. what a completely miserable human.

Decent selection, nice staff, and some really solid deals if you want to try some new stuff.read more

Solid liquor store The staff are friendly and helpful and…read moreknowledgeable They carry most of your everyday beer wine and spirits and occasionally have Sunday bundles of hard to find bourbons

Having taken a few summer trips to the lake, of course alcohol is a key component to the trip! Came…read moreacross this family owned liquor store along the way. I'm always a big fan of supporting local business, and this place definitely deserves it. Kent is one of the nicest owners you'll ever meet and the town is just a gem. The Bottle Shop has always had any alcohol we've needed and at great prices. I highly recommend everyone to stop by here on your way to the lake. You'll be greeted with warm smiles and snag some great prices on booze!

Great experience here! I hadn't seem them before since they're kinda tucked in the building but…read moreglad I swung by. Staff was very friendly and helpful and I'm excited to try these new thc drinks! There's plenty of parking out front and they have great deals for reward members. I will definitely be back!

Friendly staff with great prices. Nice rewards program! They have an excellent bourbon selection if…read moreyou're looking for something special!

Enjoyed a Friday night girls dinner at this new-ish spot in Wayzata. I adore Grocer's Table so had…read morehigh hopes for Eloise. It's a cute smaller spot with intimate vibes - great for a date night or girls night. We shared the bacon wrapped dates (the chorizo as part of it was so unique and so so good) and burrata which we loved both dishes. We each got the burger, cod, and lamb and the cod and lamb stole the show. The burger was good, but not as good as the other items. The cocktails were also tasty.

We came here for Valentine's dinner and the experience was truly memorable. The interior her is…read moregiving old Hollywood glamour meets 1920s speakeasy. It's the kind of space where you want to get dressed up just to sit in it. Truly one of the most beautifully designed dining rooms in the Twin Cities. The staff was also really helpful when it came to navigating gluten and dairy preferences, which I always appreciate. Good cocktail options and great presentation in nice glassware. The Parker House rolls were the clear table favorite, served with three different spreads that were all worth trying. The Brussels sprouts were divine and the beef tenderloin was good, though the portion felt a little small for the price. The short rib special was amazing, but they weren't able to substitute the potatoes for a gluten free option, which meant the dish came out incomplete at full cost. Our waitress was apologetic and lovely about it, but it's not a great touch for a restaurant that otherwise does a nice job acknowledging dietary needs. The Eloise sundae is an absolute must. Done tableside and completely phenomenal.

This place has tons of bad reviews and you can see why. The staff here is very unfriendly and they…read moredo not help you unless you are a regular. The prices are a bit on the higher side. I think i'll pass and just go to total wine 5 mins away

I go very often here, and lately I don't know why, but I've been followed around by the guy at the…read morecounter often now. And even when I go and it's busy and there is other people in there as well. He only chooses to follow me only to see if I'm going to steal. I don't know if it's because I'm a brown man and maybe I'm the only brown man he sees come in. But it's been making me uncomfortable, the lady's are always nice and delightful. So it's one of the reasons I go back but man lately I've been real uncomfortable with the guys following me or watching me on what I'm doing. I just don't know what to think of it, it is the only liquor store I go to since I live close to it and can only go there on a walking distance.

Such a great selection and literally the sweetest people that work here. Don't know what you're…read morelooking for or want some helpful tips on something new to drink? Just ask!

My last review for Haskells in Plymouth was a five star review, I've dropped to a three and hope it…read moredoesn't go lower. I no longer feel they are the wine experts. I think the helpful staff and the great selection was clearly attributed to the old store manager, Pat. He's no longer there and it's really obvious. Such a huge bummer because now it doesn't feel like anyone there really knows much about wine. They've moved things around, raised a few prices, and some of my go to bottles are no longer available. And I'm not talking expensive wines - I just mean the basic, every day, good bottles between $10 - $25. I hope they get better. I like supporting the local store and would hate to go back to the big box.