This place is my go-to whenever I want something out of the ordinary, and if im in the area I stop by either way just to take a look around what's new (I always come out with something). They have pretty much anything you are looking for and if they don't they can probably find it for you. To give you an example, my wife and I went to Venice, Italy a few years ago and she fell in love with a wine she tried there, Party town didn't had it, I asked one of the employees if they knew about it and lucky enough the man remembered seeing it before so he asked for my info and asked to give him some time, in a few days he called... he found the distributer who used to bring it, asked me how many I wanted, thinking this may be my one and only chance to find them I asked them for a box and they got it for me. A few months later the wine is in stock on shelf and has been since then. Heck! If that's not quality customer service I don't know what is.

A place to find all your alcohol and more. I came here to stock up on my wine and non alcoholic beer. There's plenty to choose from, I like the way the store categorized the wine by country, alcoholics drinks by type, beer by types and place of origin. The place was busy when we were there, plenty of staff to help costumers, but does not seemed to be too serious about imposing the social distancing, staff were not wearing any mask or gloves. However, the store has plexiglass installed for the cashier.

Party Town is probably often overlooked because of Party Source, but should not be forgotten. Although they are smaller, they are mighty with a great selection of beer and liquor, and educated employees. Besides all of the natural things you would expect from a liquor store Party Town is also the home of microbrewery Mash Cult who is seriously serving some sweet, sweet suds. I recently had their Vanilla Strawberry Lactose Milk Shake Pale Ale, Brain Games (seriously, with a descriptor that long) which was unexpectedly tasty. The real gem of it all is Friday Night Flights. It's only $5 for tasters and a 9 oz. pour of your favorite beverage, and every week they feature different breweries from the US. Not only are you getting lots of tasters for $5, but usually the selection includes rare and hard to find beers that make it more than worth it. There is a solid community of interesting people who attend the events, and you will never leave without being surprised by some of the awesome stories you hear or connected to someone you weren't expecting to. Just be careful, sometimes you may need to take an Uber from the liquor store if you aren't careful.

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT: On Fridays at Party Town, $5 will get you a variety of craft beer tastings and a 9oz pour of your favorite sample. PLOT TWIST: The policy on going back to get a second 'sample' could be described as loose, at best. What does that mean? $5 gets you a lot booze on Fridays at Party Town. There is something really beautiful happening at Party Town. The Friday night beer sampling event has manifested this incredible sense of community. You could tell that most of the people come there every Friday evening. The tasting room was filled with a full cast of characters from all walks of life (or at least as diverse as you could expect at a Northern Kentucky beer tasting). Everyone was beyond friendly, the phrase "southern hospitality" definitely came to mind. Party Town is the less-fancy cousin to The Party Source in Bellevue. Is the selection as big? Probably not. Are the people as friendly? Friendlier. Is it more expensive? I dunno, but on Friday nights....I know you couldn't find that kind of a deal at The Party Source.