(Take my review with a grain of salt because I'm not from Amarillo.) The selection of bourbons is…read moregood but the prices are a bit high. A lot of things were 5 to 10% higher than it should have been.

I didn't appreciate being carded for a margarita mixer or the invasive questions from the cashier…read morewho was acting like bootleg fbi agent. The experience felt like racial profiling.

Nice lady. Okay wine selection but best in town. Will be our package store when in town.read more

Pretty good selection of liquors. I'm always looking for the high end rye, bourbons, and scotches…read more Unfortunately they didn't have anything out of the ordinary, I asked about allocations, and all they had was Buffalo Trace. Prices were a couple dollars higher than I pay at home, and I can't complain. I did pick up a few things.

Southwest Amarillo package store. Has a drive thru, where they do all transactions except lotto…read more Plenty of inventory. Helpful, courteous, professional staff. Closed Sundays, as are all package stores in Texas.

What an awesome little hole in the wall. I've been to a lot of liquor stores and for the size, this…read moreone takes the cake. Very clean, well lit and a huge selection. I didn't get the gentleman's name that checked me out, but he was knowledgeable in the bourbons. I'll be back!

Awesome staff, great selection of whatever you're looking for, and best prices in town! If there is…read moreanything negative to be said, it would be that there is only one location.

Clean place nice people behind the counter. Had a pretty good selection of bourbon was able to pick…read moreup a couple of bottles while I was there prices were fair with shopping in there. If you're driving by interstate 40 look for their sign pull in and give them a shot. I believe they also have a drive-through.

Great service, great selection and fair prices. The usually allocated stuff is not overpriced, near…read moreMSRP. My go to spot in Amarillo for sure. Needs to wash that BMW

Great staff, selection and prices! I've been shopping there for years. Very convenient location on…read moreWashington just south of I-40! Stop by and be greeted with a smile!

This place is family owned and operated. Very nice people always helpful. If you need something…read morespecial they are very good at getting it in. iv been going there for several years and it's always a good time.

Great little liquor Store in Dalhart, Texas. Ladies were very nice. They had the booze we…read morewanted and yay. We stocked up. Great little town!!

My second "first to review" (yay!) This is a great little place for all alcohol-related needs or…read morewants. Excellent selection, fast and friendly service, and reasonable prices (especially considering that there aren't many liquor stores in the area and some counties in the Texas Panhandle are still dry).

From the owner: Best prices in town!read more

Easy in and out, very clean and was asked if I needed any help. Deducted one star for selection of…read moremixers. Bought 2 single serve grapefruit juice. .

Waiting til 10a.m. Still getting used to liquor store protocol in Texas! Today's haul, Irish cream…read morefor the holiday season. Big store with all I could possibly need for parties. Employees pleasant and professional.

This is my must-stop whenever we're in Amarillo. From turkey brine to carpets that look like a…read moresleeping Yeti, you just never know what you might find in here. Actually you do know, because for the most part their stock remains steadfast. It's just that there's so much of it you'll see something new every time you visit. There's a huge variety of inexpensive glassware and tableware to choose from, along with all the things to make your dinner setting special like chargers, placemats, cloth napkins of all kinds, artificial flowers and a million kinds of containers to display them in. There's a nice sized assortment of wines and beers from all over, and if you just want to try one or two different beers, they're happy to let you buy by the bottle, or build your own six-pack. Beside the wine and beer are the food aisles, ranging from Eastern European, Indian, Italian, Korean, Japanese, and more. Our Czech exchange student was so excited to see familiar candies and chocolates when we took her; helped with the homesick cravings a lot to be able to pick her up the occasional Kinder chocolates. If you're a Torani syrup fan like I am, they have it stacked floor to ceiling on the back wall, in all flavors and many in sugar free as well. They've also got a million kinds of teas, from Earl Grey to flowering to weight loss. There's also a nice selection of inexpensive furniture, rugs, window treatments, and bath specialties available, as well as some lovely scarfs and clothing and jewelry. And candles. And... oh just go already!

Yesterday was the first time I had ever been in this World Market although I have been to others in…read moreother cities and always enjoyed looking around them. I buzzed in here at the last minute after getting a referral from a girl at Natural Grocers that this store had some glasses with tea infusers built in. The clerks were very nice and helped me find the right section after I wandered around the tea and coffee area and didn't spot them. They were over with other household items rather than in the food section. They showed me at least three if not four different kinds. I saw one that was very interesting and only $10 but the online reviews were mixed on it so I hesitated. I might go back for it, I'm not sure. I forgot how fun it was to walk around the World Market and look at all their interesting items. I will have to go back there when I have more time to meander around and look. I did buy a package of Scottish shortbread cookies, something that is mostly a yearly treat because I don't need the calories but I do enjoy the flavor and texture of these delicacies.