I will never return because of the unprofessional and aggressive reaction from the manager. I…read moredrive the extra distance to Swig to be treated kindly.

Really good and quick stop for some refreshing drinks! I got one of the Fresca drinks (can't really…read moreremember its name), and it was perfect for a hot day.

gluten free cones! Gluten free oreos in vegan ice cream !read more

Great ice cream and Italian sodas. Great little food truck setup right in the green belt, often…read morelive music. Ice cream was nice a creamy and generous portions.

Great store with a nice beer selection! Super friendly…read morepeople and decent prices, we will be back!

Nice selection and I found stuff I have not seen before…read more Good service and good location.

New ownership since last I was here. Looks like it's been struggling for an identity. Few groceries…read more no one around and hard to get someone to talk to you ordering. Food was just so so (can of chili poured over a frozen burger on a dry bun.) I can't say what other meals are like because I was the only one there. While the trip is still fun hopefully the will get back to a nice country store that has fun food but for now nope not worth the trip.

Friendly, easy to get in and out of, clean, nice bathroom, and fully accessible, and didn't feel…read moreunwanted like I did walking into Prairie Store.

Didn't have what i was looking for, but great customer service. Staff engaged me, new the product i…read morewas seeking (& had drank it before), They looked it up in the state computer system & let me know a different location (nearby) that i could purchase. Thanks !!!

We all know that state run liquor stores suck. But in Idaho, what's the alternative besides buying…read moreyour booze in another state and bring it home. Hmmmm....sounds like "bootlegging" to me. I love this liquor store. They recently (in the past few years) expanded and that brought a smile to my face. I no longer feel claustrophobic in this location anymore. The variety and stock is ample. The staff has always been super friendly.

Very friendly & helpful staff. I'm not much of a drinker so I think the staff get a kick out of me…read morewhen I come in 1-2 yr for holidays- to get drinks to bring for my relatives or even for me to try in my hot cocoa hee hee! I appreciate that they share info on maker, history & comparables. Thry have excellent selection of sample/small size items too.

End of loooonnngggg day. Leftovers heated in hotel room microwave and a gin and tonic were calling…read moreour name at 7:30pm. Had the leftovers in the hotel room fridge. Had no gin or tonic. A quick google of liquor sales in Eagle informed us that like our current home state of Oregon, liquor can only be purchased in state run stores in Idaho. (As the good people of Washington state now know, there are advantages to the state run system. See This n That. ;-)). Made our way to this Eagle liquor store (one of two in the city) with about ten minutes to spare before their 8pm weekday close time. Spacious store. Nice selection of gin and other adult beverages. Delightful, friendly young woman behind the counter who being only 19 couldn't offer us any advice on whether the local distillery gin that was on the shelf with others was good. In Idaho you can sell liquor when you're 19 although you can't buy it until you're 21. Go figure. We bought a favorite gin, price was a couple of dollars less in Idaho than we'd pay in Oregon, a bottle of tonic and we were good to go. We'll be back when bourbon season rolls around. THIS N THAT: 1) PARKING: Street parking right in front of store was easy to find. I think there is also a lot in back. 2) ACCESSIBILITY: Level in at door and throughout. 3) HOURS: Closed Sundays I think. (Although there are other liquor stores in the area that are open Sundays.) Mon - Thu 10a - 8p. Fri - Sat 10a - 9p. 4) POLITICAL RAMBLING - STATE RUN ADVANTAGE (?): I am a life long, card carrying Capitalist and on the face of things it might have seemed like a good idea to me too, were I still a WA state registered voter as I once was, to get the State out of the liquor sales business. A couple of years ago when the good people of Washington state passed measure 1138 to privatize liquor sales, I thought it would be an interesting experiment to observe since we keep talking about putting a similar measure on Oregon's ballot. Alas, what has happened is that liquor prices have gone up, in some cases WAY up, in Washington state post 1138. Folks drive to Oregon, across the border from Vancouver into Portland for example, to buy booze since it is lower priced here at our State run stores. As illustration, Portland area liquor sales have gone up dramatically since WA passed 1138. Another example is a liquor store that opened up in Kootenai County Idaho, right across the border from Spokane Washington. Since 1138 passed in Washington state, that Kootenai County Idaho liquor store has had an astronomical increase in liquor sales, thanks to folks making the less than 30 minute drive from Spokane to get there, and is now among the highest grossing liquor stores in the state of Idaho based on a recent revenue report. Politics can be enough to make you drink, don't you think? For now I'm thinking if Oregon did float a ballot measure, like Washington's 1138, to privatize liquor sales while I'm I still voting here I'd toast to "NO" looking at what's happened to our neighbors to the north.

This place has a vast array of beers for every palate. There are tastings several times a week and…read morean upcoming 4/20 festival in the parking lot with vendors. The service is informative and helpful even with the decision paralysis due to the amount of beers. Just yesterday I had an inactive beer (flat/broken)and they replaced it. The vibe is sports, cribbage, and sometimes a record player with awesome tunes. Everyone is welcome--even your four-legged friends.

A great spot to meet up with friends or grab a beer to go. They have just about every beer you…read morecould think of. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable.