Family owned, great service, easy in and out. You just don't find that personal touch anymore!read more

With the NCAA elite 8 on the TV Sunday, I needed to stop to purchase a few brews to take back to my…read morelodging. Collett's is small and well laid out, so getting in and out without getting lost in endless towering aisles, is fast and simple. The prices are very good and infact, lower (on certain items)lower than most major retailers. While walking around, I noticed the Bombay Sapphire was overpriced and shrugged it off, when the owner tapped me on the shoulder and asked me if he could assist me. I mentioned the price seemed high, he clearly laid out that the reason was the new law passed by the Gov. of higher % of tax was now being applied (to liquor items. Makes sense, yet he still lowered the price anyway for me. On another return trip, I was buying cigarettes for a friend, as I do not smoke, so I asked for the brand and type my friend does smoke. They did not carry the soft pack version, yet the owner told me he would order them next time, if I would like. The owner basically excused himself from a prior conversation to assist me again, when he had ample staff.. Those two experiences tell me all I need to know about this operation: They Highly Value their customers and go above and beyond the normal to service them. If only Collett's would get into the butcher, baker and every other place of exchange of goods, the town would be a much better serviced (as in: very well serviced) place.

Full secondary shop on their bourbon. There's better places to shop but it's your money. $129 for…read moreBlantons!? $79 for EH Taylor SB and Eagle Rare?

Easy selection make it quick and actually have respect for there store and themselves love this…read morelittle liquor store

Bourbon price gouging at its worst. And sadly, they are open about how little they actually care…read morebecause there will always be someone with too much money and not nearly enough brains willing to oay their stupid prices. They hold so many unicorn bourbon bottles hostage that you just want to cry. At the end of the day, if you are looking for moderately overpriced bottles of Fireball or 18 packs of Coors Light, this place is fine. If you actually want something good because you have tastebuds, run away fast and never lookback.

My mom loves white merlot. (Not really sure why -- it's just her thing.)…read more So when she said she wanted some for our family's Thanksgiving dinner, I knew I needed to pick some up. United Liquor was on the way, and happily, the clerks were quick to help me find this bottle among the many they have for sale. They reached out to me to see if I needed help and were immediately able to tell me where I could find this bottle. Overall, I was impressed with their customer service. I also picked up another bottle of wine for the folks who may not be into white merlot. Can't speak to how expensive their bourbon is, which is mentioned in other reviews. But the wine seemed to be decently priced. This shop also packs in lots of bottles. Don't be turned off because it looks smaller from the outside. Chances are you can find what you're looking for here.

Life hack: you can shop at Sam's Club Liquor / Wine without a membership! I'm a diehard Party…read moreSource devotee and perfer to shop local when possible, but some of the Sam's alcohol prices are irresistible. Highlights: $6-7 store brand Malbec is insanely good for the money. 1.75L Tito's handle for $29. One of my fav Layer Cake Bourbon Barrel wines is here too. They also have a store brand Vodka packaged like Grey Goose that I'm sure could fool most people if you were to swap the packaging (for the record: they have real Grey Goose too). Overall SCL is worth a separate trip to stock up on essentials *especially* if you don't have a membership...

Found good price on a bourbon that I was looking for. I was pleasantly surprised and bought a…read morecouple of bottles for my friends.

Excellent customer service, very clean a variety of Bourbons wines whiskey and much more. Very…read morefriendly atmosphere.

RUDE RUDE RUDE! The woman that was there when I got there was obviously inconvenienced when she had…read moreto put her cigarette out to so her job. Then after purchasing $100 worth, I asked the lady behind the counter if they had something in stock. I was told they had it but couldn't find it. Her response, "I can go back there and look in the cooler the same as you can" SERIOUSLY?! As tough as companies have it right now, treating people like that when there are thousands of other stores to go to, not a great idea! Save your time and go somewhere else!

We always stop by here when we need something quick we've been going here ever since we moved into…read moreour house like 10 years ago. The staff are always very friendly. The food is fresh and good.

Really more of a convenient store than a market, Village market carries staples like bread, milk,…read moreeggs, deli meats and cheeses, soda, chips, candy, and beer. Conveniently located near a ton of Oakbrook subdivisions, this place is perfect for items that don't really require a trip to the grocery store. I always hate going to Super Kroger to grab bread and milk because they are on opposite sides of the mammoth store, making the trip much longer than it really needs to be. Village Market is only a few months old, so it's very clean and well stocked. There's also a liquor store next door if you need to pick up some wine or whisky. This place is probably just a three store joint, but because it saves me the headache of going to a big box grocery store, I'll give it an extra star.

Very upset with today's interaction with the establishment. My boyfriend who just turned 21 wanted…read moreto try some Buzz Ballz, something he'd been looking to purchase for a while, he currently is walking on 2 crutches and unable to carry things due to him not being able to walk. We have been to many other liquor stores in the past week so he can try new things out, me carrying for him due to his limitations. They greeted us as we walked in and he became so excited when he saw this new alcohol he wanted to try. Well... he picked his flavors and I simply carried it not even 5 steps to the front counter. Upon cash-out they inquired both of our ID's, but since I didn't have one to show they said we were unable to buy because I simply carried the beverages to the counter... even though my boyfriend is unable to carry them himself and there were no carts or carry-containers for him to even attempt to carry them by himself. The woman behind the counter stated that we should've told her and she should've grabbed it for us and we were out of luck. We had to wait 10 minutes in our car and he had to come back into the store by himself. Keep in mind we had been to 4 other liquor stores with no issues. People can obviously see that I'm simply carrying on his behalf. What a waste of time and very discriminatory if you ask me. You can make exceptions when you don't have accommodations for handicapped individuals.

Was looking for a bottle of Eagle rare. Did not find one on the shelf. Asked cashier if they had…read moreany. He seemed put out and went to the back and brought one out. It cost 100$ which is a bit over priced. They had it kept in back. Why? Hard to sell items when they aren't on the shelf. Shouldn't of had to ask for it.