I live in Loveland and I go to this liquor store because it is my favorite. They are all very ,…read morevery nice. They're helpful it's organized things are easy to find and I had a little accident dropping a couple of bottles of wine when my bag broke and they couldn't of been more genuinely concerned as I stood there embarrassed to death, they handled it so well and made me feel so much better. They truly are good people, I will always come to this liquor store for those very reasons

I have always shopped at Wyatt's, since the day they opened back in 2015. My partner and I have…read morealways found their selection exceptional and we'd been quite happy with their service. Unfortunately, that all ended today. I was in the store this morning with my son and we were buying one thing, Pina Colada mix. Non-alcoholic of course. My son touched the bottle, so they said they couldn't sell it to us because he was underage. Okay, silly policy, but no big deal. I returned later in the day, and was informed that I was banned from ever purchasing anything in their store again, and that if I did not leave immediately, they would call the police and have me arrested for contributing to the delinquency of a minor. The woman "acting" as a manager was extremely rude, and even called me a "Karen" for asking questions because I said that made no sense given I made no attempt to purchase anything alcoholic at any point that day, or with my son in my presence. Of course, I ended up leaving because who needs the hassle, there are far too many other places to purchase alcohol or mixers in town, but I am very sad that my Wyatt's is not what it once was. Regardless of anything else, you just don't speak to or treat people that way, it's unacceptable.

Our friends moved to Thornton recently and have been talking about how awesome primitive is, so…read morethey took us to check it out earlier. A very cool but smallish space with their beer barrels for decor. They specialize in lambics and sours and had about 30 beers to choose from if you include bottles. They also have several guest lambics including lots of 3f. I had a scoville stout which was tasty. Not as spicy as expected but with a nice touch of cinnamon. My fiance had one of their specials which was a hot beer served in a coffee mug. It's similar to mulled wine mixed with cider and was really delicious. The bartender was the owner Brandon, who was super nice and knowledgeable about craft beer in the area. Pro tip: it's always cold in the taproom in the winter so make sure you have your jacket.

Went with a group. I preface with sours don't like me. I know this going in. They do have items on…read moretheir menu that are not sour but spontaneous fermentation is their specialty so if you can, try it! My husband on the other hand is a wild ale fan so he was a happy camper. General consensus from the group we were with was this place would be worth another visit in the future. Everyone seemed to be enjoying their brews.

worker locked up to take a break right as me and another potential customer were walking up…read more Horrible service. go to hazels! Friendly, clean and much better selection!!

This store marks up their prices alot but its a local business around for years and right next to a…read morebigger, corporate competitor and its got some unique, hard to find offerings. I like to pay a little more to keep smaller businesses open that are surrounded by corporate competitors. Sadly, the owner has lost his way with an " us versus customer" attitude. It's almost like he thinks being petty about a bag is more important than the bigger picture which is offering something his competitors cant. He also snacks behind the counter, which isnt a good look. His nephew Sunny is always dinking around on Tik Tok on his phone instead of being customer focused. If he had asked if I wanted a bag I wouldnt mind paying at all but instead he made it awkward like its my fault he has zero customer service skills. I didnt have anything but a card and he didnt ask before he put that the transaction thru. Its like they have a negative mentality somehow patrons are trying to beat them out of 10 cents

This place couldn't be any cuter. It is located right in the middle of downtown Niwot so it is a…read moresuper convenient location! We were staying at the Niwot Inn and Spa and just walked right over to grab some beverages for after our massages. The staff was so friendly and helpful. This place is small but they have a GREAT wine selection and were happy to help with any questions, suggestions, recommendations. I would come here again just to get help picking out some wine. These people are so friendly and it is a small business everyone should support. It beats walking into a big ole liquor store and not getting any help. This is the real small town deal. Thank you Niwot Liquor for being cute and accommodating.

This is the best liquor store. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. The selection of wines…read moreis AMAZING and very reasonably priced. This is probably the best liqour store for a wine lover that i have ever been to. Highly recommend.

Sarah and her staff always treat me with respect---and even go beyond to a level of helpfulness…read morethat is always appreciated and very commendable. Don't believe me? Try them out!! Brian Doubleday

I was Yelp Elite for nearly a decade, but have since gotten too busy and distracted to be writing…read morereviews. Every once in awhile an experience so either inspires me or irritates me that I'm motivated to return. I've lived in Boulder a long time, but recently moved to this side of town. I was looking to discover a new local wine shop to frequent, and although we got off to a rocky start, I was beginning to think this place could be my go-to. I typically buy a case of wine at a time. I've been in maybe 4x for cases, and a handful of other times for the one-off bottle here or there. I'm a health care worker and the last few months have been rough. I was driving by the other day in the brief period I have between work (stressful) and home (small child not in school), and realized I was overdue to refill my wine stock. I had a particularly challenging day and was near tears. Perusing wine is a happy distraction, and I thought I just had enough time -about 30 minutes, to pick out a case and a few bottles of liqueur. I had to cram a phone call into this time as well. I hurry in and the place has one customer in it. It's mid-afternoon on a weekday. I notice the sign on the door that says they have a 3 customer limit. Seems low to me, but good deal, they're trying to be safe. I spend about 20 minutes going back and forth between various wine sections trying to choose my case. I have 7 bottles in my cart, but I'm struggling with the last few because their selection is pretty picked over. They don't have most of the bottles I typically get, and their selection between $20 and $30 is much lower than usual. I suddenly look up to the usual young short-haired blonde woman with an angry, self-righteous expression on her face. She tells me I'm taking too long, I need to end my phone call and check out right now. I tell her I'm trying to pick out a case. She says there's a line of people trying to come in and I need to get out to make room for them. I'm mortified. In my sad-haze, I've been rude by spending too much time in the store! People are waiting for me! I quickly end my phone call, and rush up to the front where I discover the following. There is no line. There is one other person in the store who is checking out before me, so I wait in line for them to finish. The employee is laughing and chatting with the woman about how much business they are doing during COVID, and how much money they are making. There's about 10 different ways she could have alerted me to any worry she may have had that I was taking too long without lying and being rude. I guess this shop is doing so well on the backs of everyone's stress, isolation, depression and anxiety during COVID that they feel they can afford to lose customers. And since there's at least 3 other wine shops in Boulder with a great selection where the employees have always been kind and helpful, luckily I'll be in good hands.

Clean, well organized. Friendly, knowledgeable staff…read more Large assortment of products. Prompt fulfillment of online orders. Weekly specials can often times provide huge discounts. Plenty of onsite parking.

Slaps they got everything Every employee I've spoken to has…read morebeen knowledgeable Very good! I like the plane :)

I love this liquor store. Small but mighty. They have some tequilas that can't be found at other…read morestores like Whole Foods and a great, classy wine selection. I moved to Lyons from NYC recently and this store is better than any store in Boulder (ok Hazels is hard to beat). They have a tiny selection of pre mixed cocktails so it's not a spot to find the On the Rocks line of pre-mixed drinks but it's a great store with a healthy selection of everything, beer, wine and liquor.

Too overpriced. You're better off going to a gas station, plus the customer service is horrible.read more

We ended up here by accident yesterday. We went to the Unity in the Community event in downtown…read moreLongmont and were trying to meet friends. They said they were at Flavor of India. We didn't see a food truck (it was hiding), so we went to the restaurant. When we didn't hear back from our friends, we decided that the air conditioning was more important than wandering out again. Plus, we were hungry. The atmosphere was nice. It wasn't overly bright inside, thankfully; the design honors the old brick building. We were welcomed right away. It was pretty empty when we arrived, but began to fill pretty quickly. I ordered the Vegetable Korma. I've noticed that every Indian restaurant has its own version, but it's usually sweeter than spicy, so it's my go-to. This version used shredded coconut and ground nuts for the sweet. It had beans, cauliflower, and more. I also had their mango lassi, which was wonderfully refreshing. My husband doesn't remember the name of what he ordered and enjoyed, but I think it's Malai Kofta. It was a vegetable dumpling in a cream sauce. I had a bite, and it was delish. We also had the garlic naan. Our friends found us as we were finishing. They are vegans, and it turned out they hadn't found food they could eat at the street festival, so they joined us. I'm not sure what they ordered, but they seemed to enjoy it. The one she ordered, which was next to me, seemed to be primarily potato and cauliflower. So, by accident, I found a new favorite restaurant in Longmont! Sorry I was too hungry to remember to take any pictures.

We've been wanting to go here for a while and it did not disappoint. The food was delicious and…read morepleasing to the eye. The service was friendly but it took a while for the food to come out. By the time we left the place was packed.

We got to taste a sample of the amazing food at Longs Peak Pub & Taphouse during taste of Longmont…read moreand really enjoyed our experience. The fries were fresh potato fries that were made to order, piping hot, and the perfect amount of saltiness. The beer we got to sample was so yummy and unique. The staff? Oh goodness. THE BEST service we have received anywhere in a while. The manager was so kind, passionate, & wanted to give everyone a great visit.

This place is very solid. The wings are quite good as are the burgers that are on happy hour and…read moresome of the strongest margs in town if that's what you're into. Good place to stop in and grab a bite please remember to bring cash.