I love the fact the other states outside of North Carolina allow personal ownership of a liquor…read morestore. A perfect example is Jac's. I was overwhelmed by the selection of beer and spirits. The staff was friendly they assisted with suggestions of local brews. If you need to restock, I recommend Jac's.

Jac's is one of those places that I've driven by often but never thought of actually entering…read more However, one day, after having problems obtaining a item or two from my usual means, I decided to check this place out. This ex-Kinny Shoe location had about everything I was looking for, so I considered it a "win". It does a great job covering the basics, using such a limited space, also a few odd-ball thingies that are worth the conversation alone. If you consider yourself a serious drinker or hope one day to become one, check this spot out every month or so. It's worth the trip..

Friendly people and a huge selection!! I was able to find the exact wine I wanted. They also have a…read morefancy bottle of wine written in Cyrillic all the way from Georgia over by Russia, as well as celebratory fancy bottles that you could gift someone!

Wasted nearly a decade of my life working for this company, I was already starting to find selling…read morealcohol and tobacco to people to already be a pretty unethical practice in itself but the business itself grew to be a pretty unethical place to work where i was asked to sell obviously expired products that the boss had bought for pennies on the dollar somewhere wholesale but would sell for a huge markup. Also had to work through covid because we were "essential" and after everything quadrupled in price, my wage stayed the same year after year after year at a measly $13/h and when I asked for a competitive raise (pretty much every other business in town was STARTING people out at at least $15-$17/h, even high school kids just starting out at McDonalds were starting out higher then me and thats not even factoring in my nearly 2 decades of cashier and sales experience) to help me pay my bills and keep a poverty level roof over my head I was offered a $0.50 raise..... needless to say, that wasn't even enough to pay my light bill so I quit.... if you want a job you're better off nearly anywhere unless you're looking for a very low paying side gig with zero advancement opportunities, you won't survive on the full time slave wage.... you'll also often be asked to work your entire shift alone with no break but also have to complete the tasks of 4 different positions within the position ex: stocking the cooler whilst running the register while also completing all the janitorial duties whilst also helping people on the sales floor while also running security for yourself whilst also picking up trash in the parking lot whilst also answering phone calls.... the schedule is also 365 days a year.. you WILL be open and you WILL work and you WILL miss Every. Single. Holiday. with your family and you will not get extra pay for doing so.. no time-and-a-half for holidays or for overtime, no paid vacation, no health care, no bonuses... your title will be "Sales Associate" but that is merely a work around title so they can get away with not paying you time-and-a-half for any overtime you may be asked to work, because belive me, I promise there is absolutely zero commission on anything you sell.... other than all that it's a pretty chill place to work, some of the employees there deserve way better though.... if you're a customer reading this and you made it this far, don't be rude to the employees because I guarantee you they do not get paid anywhere near enough to deal with you and your attitude and that's not their fault

Just so everyone is aware. They have gaming slots available to public, regarding those twice now i…read morehave witnessed someone hitting a jackpot.. and the liquor store owners refuse to out what was shown on the slot machine. They refused to accept the real payout and made up their own. Shorting two people I know of almost 5,000 dollars. Unfortunately not much can be done other then just be aware.

One of my favorite hometown liquor stores. The people behind the counter are always friendly and…read morehelpful and they have a pretty large selection of everything (bourbon is what I go for tho) for a decent price.

A 1st time here! Good sale ton, dedicated parking spaces especially with Nick & Nino's sharing the…read morelot. Broad selection of chilled beers & wine as well as liquors and a shelf wine selection. Super quick check out!

I made my way north after an afternoon at the Arabian Steamboat museum and lunch nearby via Uber to…read moremy friend's workplace near the Zona Rosa. Luckily for me, there is an alcohol store that's basically next door to my friend's workplace called Liquorland. As I was waiting for my friend to wind down from her workday activities and to lock up, I made a visit to Liquor Land to see what they had to offer. During my time there, I decided to pick up a bottle of wine to celebrate a milestone in my 50 states marathon journey - 2nd round. Passing half way in a quest as huge as that one deserves some sort of recognition, don't you think? And so, I arrived here around 4:45pm after checking in with my friend. The liquor store was basically empty, since the last customer had exited while I entered the store. The store itself was rather large for its inventory, boasting a large and various assortment of beers, wine, and other assorted drinks that can surprise picky individuals and delight the mass of crowds on a sunny day. The store itself was clean and very methodical in how they shelve the bottles. I eventually purchased a Pinot noir that seemed legitimately good and was under $20. I assumed that I have ice at the hotel, so I didn't need the bottle pre-chilled. Probably cost less too. My time here at Liquor Land Kansa City was fairly brief and lasted about 15 minutes. The service here was good and I didn't get carded either. Probably too old. Lol The overall experience here at Liquor Land Kansas City was short and sweet, while Being cool and awesome at the same time. It was nice that I did not get asked to show Identification, which means I look old enough or just look old. Regardless of what circumstances, it was left at that. The dude at the counter was nice and friendly. I even asked if the most of them, including the one I was purchasing was a twist off top. (I had a fun time trying to get the top off in my hotel room. After even looking up tutorial videos on YouTube, it finally twisted off and I got ice from the hotel ice machine.) I walked through the entire stock of wine and was a little shocked at the prices. Some were cheap and others, not so much. Probably due to the brand or where it came from, selling price of wine can range from $10 to $25+. It was scary to see some over $30 and that's with the current inflationary pressures of 2022. I think 1/4 of the inventory was in the fridge to keep cold and the rest was shelved in the middle of the store. Store itself is nice to navigate and small enough to see everything within 10 minutes. Liquor Land Kansas City is located at 100934 Ambassador Drive near the KCI airport and the Zona Rosa shopping center. They accept major credit cards, as well as cash. For the most part though, having not be carded was a nice thing but that means I'm aging quicker than I realized physically. Ugh and sigh at the same time. I arrived here via Uber but since the area has a lot of parking spaces, you can park where you want to. As far as public transportation goes, you should consult the KC bus authority to make sure you get the routing information good so you can arrive here during normal business hours. For the most part though, celebrating with a bottle of Pinot Noir was a good thing. Running marathons is another good thing too. Just needed a reason to have that Pinot noir for the days we aren't out there taking the miles and naming names. If you are in the area and need alcohol for a special event or just because, consider coming here to Liquor Land near KCI airport. It's a nice quiet store that has a bunch of stuff you may not find anywhere else. 4.0 stars for the overall experience. 4.0 stars for the service and selection. 3.5 stars for the prices. Support local! B

Very friendly staff and great selection ... would definitely recommend !!! ......., nothing else to…read moresay but needed more characters to post

I ordered a 12 pak and 6 pak which were delivered in a reasonable time but both were off the shelf…read moreinstead of from the cooler. Nobody likes warm beer. I called the store and all they said is that we'll do better next time. Sorry. There will be no next time.

We stopped in for a Weller tasting. The owners were very nice and knowledgeable about both the wine…read moreand bourbon. It is a great little hidden gem.

New ownership that are customer focused! Great service, selection of beer/liquor/wine/cigars, and…read moreatmosphere!

Don't waste your time! They follow you around like it's a Queens or Brooklyn bodega. Riverside Red…read moreX has a better selection and prices and Gomer's in Parkville does too

Great selection! Awesome staff! My new and fave go to for all my boozy purchases. Super convenient…read moretoo.

It was delivered but 7$ plus tips and delivery fee 7.00 plus the tax 30$ vs 23$ but it's convenient!read more

They lost the paper that said I had a deposit on a keg. It's only $50 I'm out, but kegs are cheaper…read moreat total wine and they have never lost my deposit slip. I want to support local, but dang, I can't support local when this is the experience.

All the employees are helpful and kind. Very friendly too boot…read more The store is always clean i've organized.

Just passing through Kansas needed some wine found my favorite Chardonnay at a really good price…read moreand some deals on tawaka also a good price and what more can you ask for great selection friendly staff who love to tease each other and joke around

Upgrading from four to five stars. This has become my go-to destination for everything adult…read morebeverage related. No, it's not the biggest store in the city, but to my mind it has become the best. Why? Three important ways: 1) Best service, never fail. Walk in the store and they ask if they can help, but they stay out of your way if you tell them you don't. Try getting help in some of the other stores? Difficult, typically. 2) Superb selection. Everything I'm looking for and more is here, and the people working here are pros. I asked today about the 200 yr. anniversary Guinness, guy doesn't blink and said they had a run on it but expect to be replenished in tomorrow's shipment. Not an unusual response, particularly the workers in the back who really seem to have it under control. 3) Consistency, see #1 and #2. I get this every time I arrive. No shortages, no folks standing around with hands in their pockets, no bored "when is my shift ending" looks on faces, etc. I can even recycle my wine corks here. I like that. And yet I can still come in and get surprised at what I can find, and that really makes me happy. The convenient parking is also a real plus, and with the laws recently changed the store has gotten larger (no need to separate out things like glassware into another internal "store" etc. Just keeps getting better so happy to revisit this review.

This quintessential liquor store is where it's at. When I lived in Lawrence, we went to a smaller…read moreone nearby that had few options and a higher price tag. On The Rocks is a nice, large, easy-in-easy-out kind of place with really good selections. I went in hoping picking out a nice variety for a nearby event, and it was easy to find everything; good local brews, chilled wines tiered off by price, and a cart to haul it all around in. Service was pretty good as well as I needed a bag of ice and the nearby cashier overheard me and brought it over for me as I checked out. Between this and Cork & Barrel, the LFK liquor store scene is in good hands.