This is a place that really cares about their customers. And they have a great variety. Thank you!read more

I made an order through DoorDash. They don't send a confirmation text or anything, nor does the…read morestore pick up their phone in order for you to find out the status of your order where it might be or how to contact your driver when someone did finally picked up. They were extremely rude and defensive. Acted like I was the problem and provided me with no solution . If I could get zero stars I would this is literally the worst customer experience I've ever experienced and I have gone through some pretty horrible ones still don't have my order never received it and DoorDash wouldn't give me a refund because they claimed to have delivered it.

Love this place and the people who work here! Grateful they're in the neighborhood. If they don't…read morehave something you want, you can always ask them to carry it.

I was only here very briefly. It definitely looks larger on the inside than the outside. Seems like…read morethere's a lot of good deals here. Some of the beers, which is what we were here for, are decently priced. Staff were friendly and I'd be happy to come back next time I'm in the area.

Great neighborhood liquor store!! My mother has lived up the street for 25 years and our family has…read moreshopped there since. I have never been in there and couldn't find what I was looking for - helpful hint here is talk to the shop owners if you are looking for something specific....it is likely behind the register! Both of the owners (brothers) are always courteous, ask how my family is doing (and actually remember our last conversation) and make sure I get the coldest beer/wine available. For those complaining about the condition of the store, you have to understand the original shops on that block were made by and for the community prior to gentrification - this liquor store included. Unfortunately, many of the businesses on the block are long gone (who remembers the Chinese spot where that bakery is now, or the funeral home where the gelato place is, or the abandoned soul food place in the white house near the fish shop, or the mechanic shop where the cross fit is?)...wish the neighborhood I grew up in was still the same. The liquor store owners are a hardworking family and should be supported by the neighborhood they live and work in. I'd had to see this spot vanish like the other places I mentioned.

Had no problem with the place inside. Good prices, decent selection and very friendly service. It…read morewas the aggressive panhandlers outside that discouraged me from coming back. Next time I'll park several blocks away and walk so they don't see my car and think I have money.

Great service good ppl and good pricing plus clear lively crowd I love this place some much 2nd homeread more

We stopped in to BVDL on Friday night after 10:30 PM when other liquor stores had already closed…read more Luckily, this place is open until Midnight. It is located in a run-down shopping center on Sheridan Blvd close to Willis Case Golf Course. I was impressed by the size and selection at this place. It is larger than many other strip mall liquor stores. Prices are lower than I expected. I always use handles of mid quality vodka as a baseline (usually $20 at Applejack/Total Beverage). Here, handles cost about $23. I was hoping to report that they sold me the winning Powerball ticket, but I did not win. On the other hand, I did win when I purchased a Manhattan in a can and drank it with my breakfast burrito on Saturday morning.

Here's to you Great American Beer Store! For letting me buy my first Sunday beer. Sure it was cheap…read more(PBR), but hey, it was for kickball. And we all know drinking cheap beer is a step (perhaps a small one, but a step nonetheless) above drinking water while playing kickball. We pulled in and decided to attempt your drive-thru. We actually had to drive through the parking lot, back into the street and then into the drive-thru line. (Kym B is not lying - this is not a place made for multiple cars to drive through.) But, as we drove away, 12 beers heavier and 8 dollars lighter I felt a tremendous sense of satisfaction. The inside seems like it might be sketchy based on the outside appearance. However, the man working there was super nice, lamenting the fact that he couldn't have a TV to keep himself occupied during the slower parts of the day and making general conversation with us while someone else got the cold ones for us. Strange fact - they didn't have the 12-pack of beers. They gave us 2 sixers instead. And it's true that they won't let you pay with credit cards in the drive-thru line (unless you have kids).

Isn't it funny how, when you're a Yelper such as myself, you immediately start thinking about how…read moreeach and every aspect of your interaction with a place will factor into your upcoming review? I pondered this as I sat in my car, third in line at The Great American Beer Store's drive-thru window, the ass-end of my Rav4 hanging out into Westbound Alameda traffic. "This is so not safe," I thought to myself, sneaking a glance at my sleeping baby in the back seat. However, for those of us who often find themselves running errands avec bebe, drive-thru liquor windows are a godsend. I mean, nothing's trashier than grabbing six bottles of Boone's Farm Apple Wine Product while wheeling a stroller. Just because we're parents doesn't mean we don't need to get our sip on! In fact, we might need it more... *smirk* But I digress. The Great American Beer Store has TWO drive-up windows, but today only the one closest to the street was open. Hence, the precarious position in which I found myself. You can only sit two-deep in that line for the first window without hanging over the curb and into traffic. And I thought to myself, "this is totally going in my review. One star, DOCKED!" But eventually I got up to the window and was reminded why I patronize this place so frequently. A little sign to my left read: WINDOW IS CASH ONLY, CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED INSIDE. Oh no! The cashier lady smiled at me though, and said, "don't worry... we make exceptions for people with sleeping babies." Now THAT's what I'm talkin' about! Because, after all, I was indeed-y picking up six bottles of Boone's Farm Apple Wine Product. Don't ask. Prices are cheap here, and it's definitely THE place to go if you need a keg for a party. It's also THE place to go for Boone's Farm. Shocking, but can you believe not every liquor store carries it? Criminal, I say! Extra bonus points for the guy with no teeth who always has treats for car-riding doggies. It's that little extra touch that means oh-so very much.

My new favorite wine and liquor shop! Divino is in my neighborhood though it has taken me until now…read moreto find them. Wines wines wines almost everywhere, all organized by region. Varying prices thats can accommodate any budget -- whether you're celebrating or just need a bottle for the night, Divino has so many options for you. The staff was super friendly, welcoming, and knowledgeable. The men who helped me were both trained somms, and were so eager to help me find what I was looking for. Beyond the wine, they have an amazing liquor section with some of the most unique liquors -- many that I had only seen behind a bar before. They also had a decent selection of beers in the back! My favorite thing about this place is the TWO 10 and under racks (sizing pictured). So yeah, lots of solid options without compromising on quality and uniqueness. I apologize in advance of the lack of photos, I was so enthralled just wandering!

Wonderful atmosphere, friendly knowledgeable staff. A local business worthy of all our support.read more

Really friendly owner, with a huge selection! I did find the price point slightly higher than the…read moresame bottles at nearby stores, so I'm not too sure I'll go out of my way to come back, but I was pleasantly surprised with the selection, for sure. We found free street parking nearby, and we went to several nearby shops. Definitely nice to checkout if you're in the area!

I don't usually write reviews. I don't usually take offense.. but going here made me feel so…read moreunwelcome and so uncomfortable. I have only bought liquor here once. And I don't even drink wine, but I needed to go use the restroom today the store owner was not there I waited for five minutes yelling walking around the store and even the back where I'm not allowed. To make sure it was all right to use the restroom. So I proceed to use the restroom that was opened. And as I left the store, owner gave me a dirty look. And it was very unkind to me and said I can use the restrooms outside. Just for people to know it's not a public restroom in there and I totally understand that but I do not take someone being uptight at their store and being rude to me. I'm a very kind person. And all I know is respect.

I found this place on Yelp and have never seen a liquor store with so much space so little…read moreselection. I know it was not in the "best" part of Denver and catered to the neighbors most likely, but when I finally found an item I wanted, it wasn't in their "inventory" yet so they refused to even come up with a price (compared to very similar items of the same style), and I left with nothing! Their loss as I will NEVER go back there!

Really like this store. We generally go there for one thing - UV Vodka - but we've picked up…read moreadditional items when there. The owner is super friendly and everyone behind the counter has always been extremely friendly and helpful. Been really happy with them for years and finally, after this most recent visit, decided to write a review.