Love coming here. They have a great selection and our on…read moresome great trading classes. Check out their website and register for their emails and to get in on the classes.

I had wanted to check out the tasting and pairings that Gomer's offers and finally got the…read moreopportunity to try it. Chef Allen Plemmons did an excellent job with his pairing with the German wines that were showcased by Michael Kvasnicka. Showcasing everything from how to read and understand a German wine label to knowledge and insight on the vineyards them self. This was such a great experience!! I will definitely check out more of the pairings in the near future!!

This is a favorite local shop! They know their liquors and their ingredients. The employees are…read moresuper helpful and friendly.

Great beer stop! All the staples and many eclectic choices. Very knowledgeable and helpful staff…read more First rate.

We stared off with the JALAPEÑO BRISKET SAUSAGE & FRIED PICKLES, which are Jalapeño-brisket sausage…read morebites paired with our irresistible fried pickles and maple-aioli dipping sauce. We also went with the ONION RING TOWER which consists of onion rings served with ranch or Cajun horseradish dipping sauce. The Cajun is the way to go. Next we the wings, which have a wide variety of sauce options, we went with, MANGO HABANERO which is a very Tangy-sweet with a habanero heat, and the HELL'S FURY which is enough ghost peppers to blow your top. Flaming hot to say the least and not for the faint of heart. I selected the JALAPEÑO CREAM CHEESE Burger, which is a prime Wagyu beef patty topped with jalapeño cream cheese spread, peppered bacon, and pepper jack cheese on a brioche bun. It was moist cooked just right with a light sear. Perfection.My wife opted for the SICKIES BURGER which is a burger topped with Peppered bacon, fried egg, pulled pork, BBQ sauce, and American cheese, topped with onion rings and a splash of hot sauce. We conclude with one of their shakes, and they have several options to choose from, Banana, Butterscotch, Chocolate, Coffee, Oreo®, Raspberry, Strawberry, and Vanilla. I went with the Raspberry and my wife sent with the Oreo. Both were very filling. The staff is very accommodating and attentive that matched with a 1950s dinner vibe, it is a relaxing welcoming environment and this both enjoyable and comfortable. If you are thur the area you are sure to come away full. Highly recommend this place, it will not disappoint.

Took family there for my grandson's birthday. Loved the theme…read more Started off with happy hour appetizers......tater kegs and two orders of fried pickles, our kids favorite. Tater kegs were good, taste and size-wise. But we wound up hardly eating much of the fried pickles. They were drowned in salt, so much so even the ranch couldn't compensate or cover it up. My wife got the unlimited wings. She tried three different flavor of wings, all very salty to the taste. Sweet Chili, the Popping Pineapple and the Teriyaki. And the teriyaki really didn't taste like teriyaki at all. My daughter had the veggie burger, and she said it was very salty. I ordered the deviled eggs and the jalapeno creamed corn. The deviled eggs were good; filling was a little runnier than I usually like in a deviled egg. The jalapeno creamed corn had some good spice, but another dish that had entirely too much salt in it. When my wife and first got there to get the table for our party, the host asked if we had the app. We did not, he instructed us how to download it, and told us we'd be getting an email for a free burger. He also told us about the 20% off "Vintage" discount for seniors, of which I am one. At the end of our meal, the server (who was really cool, by the way) gave us our bill, which totalled with tax $165 plus some change. I told him I was a senior and wanted the vintage discount. He brought in iPad over, entered a couple things and brought us a new bill. I glanced at it and it said $163 and some change. So I walked after him and asked him if I paid up front and that's where they gave the discount. He said no you pay me and I did give you the discount. Sure enough, on the receipt, it was saying vintage discount......$2.60. Now I use math in my head every day for work as an air traffic controller, so it didn't take me long to figure out $2.60 is WAY BELOW 20% off of $165. I was looking for some fine print somewhere that might explain this particular math conundrum. Couldn't find anything. I was going to find our server or a manager, but the family was ready to go, and since it was a birthday my wife didn't want me to make an issue of it, so we left. Not happy with the liberal usage of salt in everything, and with today's prices, especially not happy with the issue with the discount that was about 18% short. Probably won't be back.

Oh my gosh! I loved this liquor store! Everyone was so eager to help me find Irish Cream Liquor,…read moreRumchatta, along with showing us the pumpkin spice liquor which was a hit at the backyard campfire with my world famous hot cocoa! I especially love the girl who rang us up. She was my kind of girl! We both talked about how having late teen early 20's daughters who hated how much we talk to other women our age. But she even told us about the new Irish Cream shooters they just got in. So maybe I just came in on the right night but I wanted to hang out with all the employees and make new friends!

This place has a huge variety and the prices are good. Staff is friendly and knowledgeableread more

I completely agree with the comments posted. I have been to Justin's a number of times for…read morepersonal and business purchases and they have definitely surpassed what used to be 'Gomers'. The staff there are truly and sincerely nice and very helpful. That is really hard to find these days - great customer service. I have recommended Justin's to friends and co-workers for their exceptional value, selection and of course staff.

Pretty solid spot in Lenexa for your wine & spirits needs. I would rate their wine range and…read moreselection above average for a liquor store of their square footage, because they have a really nice setup of wine sorted by variety and region. Coolers line the north wall with national brand beer, craft beer, both local and regional, and ciders. I mean, you do want these cold, generally, so having so much of a selection in coolers is nice. My only note is that their craft beer selection tends to be more on the hoppy side, while I prefer malt over hop. But that's just me, and I'm not holding Justin's to that bar. Justin's also has a walk-in 'beer cave' that allows you to pick up beer in larger quantities. Nice touch! Pricing is right on the level with the market and they always have someone to help you up front. Another nicety is that they will frequently have local producers or liquor distributors that will do samplings in-store. It's a great way to engage with the producers/distillers, and maybe even expand your palate. Honestly, I frequent Justin's because they're the only local-to-me place that carries the canned wine that my wife likes to drink. But I've gotten to know the place & it's a pretty good neighborhood anchor.

It was a rainy day and I'd been out running errands all over town. I knew we needed a few things at…read morethe liquor store and I was dreading making another stop on this dreary Friday evening during rush hour, when I was making my way down the road and literally pulled up right next to Plaza Liquor. If memory serves me correctly this used to be an old berbiglia spot. Just thinking about those stores takes me back to my early 20s and thinking about how much KC has changed in a decade. At any rate, I pulled over, dodged some rain, and came inside. Now, anyone who remembers Berbiglias in KC might remember them as I do - kind of basic, a bit dirty, and the kind of place that you just kind of tolerated. I mean, I was in my twenties so I didn't know liquor stores could be nice and have variety, but now I do, and boy was I glad when I walked in the doors and found out that this newly redone Plaza Liquor is NICE. Not only is the interior nice, the folks working are super friendly, and they have an incredible selection. I found some craft beers from STL that my husband hadn't been able to find in a long time at liquor stores closer to our house, and they of course carried a good variety of wine and liquor as well. Overall this one is a great little neighborhood liquor store, and is definitely one I'll return to if I'm once again needing to pick up a bottle of wine on the way home.

I stopped by here, while walking back to the hotel, and they have the BEST selection. Also, the…read morestaff is super friendly and knowledgeable on what the store carries. Very good prices too!

The beer? As many stars as I can give. The service? It's…read moregreat, always making suggestions. The venue? It's good and can be better. But you're coming for the beer, and the beer is really great. Limitless has gone from a location in a light office park to its own standalone building, complete with patio and plenty of space. There are generally half a dozen or more of their own craft brews on tap ranging from IPA through porter/stout. You may have even had some of their flagship beers elsewhere, such as JoCo Juice, a hazy IPA or Rolling in the Deep, a double New England IPA. I myself go for malt over hop, so I find their Marzen to be one of my favorite beers. If they have their Mexican lager on tap, then I also suggest sampling that as well. A flight of four runs you $14-ish and is a great value, as the sample sizes give you plenty of opportunity to really get a feel for their offerings. If you find something you really like, then you can take four-packs home to go in cans. Limitless is open almost every day, at least until 7:00 and when the weather is nice, the patio was a must do. There are frequently people playing a board game or just enjoying the space, and while I don't want this to be just another noisy space, they could do with maybe a TV or two more. But that is just me being picky and since they are in the neighborhood, I like visiting whenever I can.

Not sure what the stigma was or how it began, but we came for the post-party to a kids birthday…read moreparty and wanted to have some adult time and enjoy some live music. However, the older female bartender was probably the most anti-child/parent person I've met in a long time. Not sure if she was never a mother or had a niece or what, but when asking for paper towels or napkins and she acted baffled like they'd never need to clean up anything before except for my kids spilling their water. When asked about trash cans to put trash, she also told me, "trash cans actually create more trash than they hold.". Lady was wound tight. Not to mention having some other older folks in there that just pointed and talk-down on our group all night until we left. Sorry we had some beers and enjoyed live music WITH KIDS. As much as I like the main room and outdoors, I'm not sure the venue can make up for salty people and overpriced beer. Is what it is. As for families who want to enjoy some beers, I'd find a much better venue. Angry woman in the photo.

I'm not much of a wine drinker but we were in the mood so I went in and the gentleman up front was…read moreextremely helpful! He showed me a few different options and even swapped it out for a bottle in the cooler and gave me a little history lesson! Thank you!

I had a disappointing experience at this store. I was looking for a specific tequila bottle and…read moreasked an employee for help, but they were rude, dismissive, and acted like my question was an inconvenience. Instead of trying to help me locate the bottle or suggesting an alternative, they offered little assistance and seemed uninterested in providing customer service. I expected a much friendlier and more professional experience. Customer service makes a big difference, and unfortunately, this visit left me frustrated. I hope management addresses this iss