Hi found this place by chance picked items for uber delivery. very nice place. decor nice , staff…read morefriendly. nice selection of nonalcoholic beverages. This a nice gem . Looking to pick up your favorite beverage for holidays or time this is place to start . It's really simple and beautiful.

Not a bad place overall. The inside is a bit smaller than the exterior leads a person to…read moreanticipate. They have a large selection, some prices are within reason, some on the allotted offerings are 300% more than MSRP. Ouch. Tho being in that area, people will pay it as this is for locals and not folks that travel. Staff is super friendly. Very vocal and talkative. Very helpful. I go in for the whiskey, as they have certain brands that are right at MSRP. Tho others like Buffalo Trace, which is sought after but not allocated, they are $10 more than MSRP, and $6 more than Liqour Depot sales it for. MSRP is $24.99, and that can be had at Costco when it's in stock. It's a lake town liquor store, so whiskeys aren't the biggest offering here, wines and beers seem to be the bigger ticket items. Either way, it's worth a visit.

Owners are lovely. Cashier is friendly and sweet. Lowest prices around. Things are easy to find and…read morethey have everything

This place is amazing !!! Not much of a beer or wine guy. I'm here for the whiskeys ! Sooooo many…read moregreat choices. AND when I asked about a favorite that was not on the shelf, they had four bottles of it for me within 3 days. I also shop for rum, tequila, liquers, tequila, sotol, ouzo, vodka, etc. Service has always been good. Questions are always welcome answered. Notice is given about when are the best days to shop, when shipments come in, new items. Many items on special price !

Do NOT go here. And if you do, always get a receipt and double check your charge!! I am so furious…read moreand currently in the process of getting my charge disputed that this place wouldn't refund me!! Unfortunately I made the mistake of not getting a receipt.... I live an hour away from this place and was in town to visit my family and didn't realize I was over charged by almost double... I tried calling several times and no answer so 10 days later I finally was able to get off work and drive back down there only to find out the manager wasn't in. I left my information and the transaction number, amount, date... everything they needed to pull my charge up and see I only purchased $15 at the most but my charge was $30. I called today because they said a manager would reach out to me but it's been 2 weeks now and no one has called me.. The MANAGER argued with me and said it's my own fault for not getting a receipt and waiting 2 weeks.. I couldn't believe what I was hearing and proceeded to tell him they were being fraudulent at this point and not even trying to help me and he said I could take him to court and hung up on me... Seriously rudest customer service and no knowledge in how a company should properly be ran especially when situations happen.

Okay for a quick stop for beer, liquor and smokes. Friendly employees who go out of their way to…read moreprovide good customer service.

If I'm heading east on 820, and for some odd reason don't feel like driving under 820 to the larger…read moreliquor store on the other side, I will hit Majestic. It's smaller, but a bit more convenient for a quick purchase.

What's not to love about a liquor store close to a major road and next door to a bar? They've got…read moreeverything you'd expect to see at reasonable prices. It's not a very big liquor store, but it'll get the job done. Plus, it's on the way home from work!

They lost a lifetime customer with me today. Bought an…read moreespresso product with cream at a different store. Too far to be worth driving there for the refund. When I tried it, the cream was soured. Told by customer service that I couldn't receive a refund or store credit because this store doesn't carry that particular product. I was a club member. I will never frequent a Total Wine store again in my life. I will choose a store that guarantees their product. I get to choose where I spend my money. Way to go Total Wine. I will spread the word among my family and friends as well.

Go see Tom in the wine department. His knowledge and expertise with wine hands down makes him my…read morefavorite employee of any store in Fort Worth. He's a hidden gem. And no I'm not his relative or friend. Ha!

This one I'm on the fence about regarding the rating. It's not quite a 3 star, but doesn't really…read moremeet my 4 star standing. Reason being was the look as well as the staff. The building is a newer renovated building, currently it's in a bit of an odd place, especially with all of the construction going on around it. It's not off the highway nor is it near a main road. Yet, it's a big building with a decent amount of stock. It's the size of an old 7 Eleven, so that gives you some scale. The shelves are all wood and self made. Doesn't look like it has proper support, definitely not where I was looking in the whiskey section. The selection for whiskey wasn't a vast as other locations, yet they did have some rare finds that were still at MSRP, which is a huge plus, they aren't marking items up just because they are sought after. However, the location this store sits in isn't really a harbinger for attracting high end clients that will spend $100-$200 on premium whiskey and spirits. Tho, this is why I search out these stores, as they usually have exactly what I'm looking for, unlike the big stores in the high traffic and high economy locations. They had my Buffalo Trace and Elijah Craig. They did have some more rare brands behind the counter, which is normal. Moving on to the staff, the gentleman that greeted me followed me around like I was either a possible thief or he was just bored. Not sure which. It made me a bit uncomfortable. Being my first visit, I wanted to see what they had and what the overall price points were. I asked if he had a few specific ones, Wellars, Buffalo Trace, Eagle Rare, Oregon Trail, First Call, Woodford Reserve, Grangestone .... they had a few of these but not all. Grangeston is a Scotch, and I didn't see any scotch at all. Oregon Trail and First call in all fairness is a not so widely known brand, tho very good, I've only found them at Total Wine, tho they aren't exclusive brands. This isn't my normal stomping grounds, it's likely I won't visit again unless I just happen to pass through and want more Buffalo Trace.

I'm passing through, not from Texas. I called and they told me they had what I was looking for. I…read morehung up and arrived to buy the item they told me they had. The two gentlemen told me after I drove here that I had to spend $860 or $1500 before they could sell me what they stated was in stock over the phone. They are scammers, the company should be shut down. No way is it reasonable to ask me to purchase an obscene amount to get a $44 bottle. Should be investigated for fraud and false/misleading information! I was discriminated against is how it seems. Like car salesman trying to bait me into a crazy purchase to get what I wanted to buy.

Always love shopping at Fossil Creek. They have a great selection and a very clean store. Philip is…read moreso nice & very helpful!

My family and I have been loyal customers of Fossil Creek Liquor for years, but after our recent…read moreexperiences, we will no longer be returning. The store recently added a sign stating IDs are required to enter. The first time I came alone and tried to show my ID, I was told it wasn't needed -- that the sign was only due to groups of teenagers entering the store. However, the next time my husband, his sister, and a friend went, my sister-in-law was refused entry because she did not have her ID. I have shopped at many liquor stores, including Total Wine, with family members of various ages and this has never been a problem -- being in the store is not the same as purchasing alcohol. After returning with my sister-in-law and cousin, we were allowed inside but were met with rude comments about needing ID to make a purchase. During that same visit, multiple other customers entered the store without being stopped or reminded of the policy. It was hard not to feel singled out, and the overall tone from the staff was dismissive and condescending. Policies should be applied consistently and respectfully. Unfortunately, this experience felt discriminatory and unwelcoming. With other options nearby, such as Liquorland down the street, we would much rather support a business that treats customers with fairness and respect.

So if I'm on the 35W corridor (which I avoid these days due to all the construction) this is the…read morepackage store of choice. It's of average size, and pretty easy to get to. I used to hit it in conjunction with a trip to the post office, but now it's not as convenient as it used to be. If you are on 35W though, it's still a good option and the staff is pretty friendly.

Wow, simply wow.... I've never been more disappointed on my…read morearchaeological liquor store hunt to find the rare or lost goods among the shelves or cases of long forgotten spirits. This store was intriguing to me in my search since it is a bit off the beaten path, small, and, well... older. You never know what hidden treasures at cut rate prices you can find in these stores. What did I find you may ask? Disappointment. I found lots of disappointment. Being in the industry and searching stores for deals and the obscure, you get in tune with the pricing structures and what to expect. Not here though- this store left me simply perplexed. How was there a store in business for such a period of time; a store with many guests in and out quickly because they had been coming for years and knew exactly what they wanted? I seriously looked around trying to find something, anything, that would explain it to me. I failed, my friends. I failed miserably. Product after product was $3 and $4 higher. Bottles for $29.98 that I know every other store in town has for $19.99 at worst. $10 more for a marginal spirit? The more quality spirits were $12 and $15 dollars more- on every single offering! I simply don't know what to say of it. How are people this blind to what they are buying if they buy it regularly? Truly I hope that if you are reading this, that it helps open at least one pair of eyes, because, well darn it... this is America. We shouldn't get gouged when we choose to indulge in our libations. Heck, that's usually why we drink to begin with!