El Cheapo Liquor Store

Cute little liquor store as you're coming into Marfa on 90.Not a ton of selection, but better than expected. Quite a markup on the usual suspects, but you can still find a deal or two if you look hard enough. They also had a $1 bargain bin by the register w/lots of fun little bottles of mish-mashed booze.They have a drive-thru and the guy at the register was a sweetheart! Def make a stop here if you need to get hard liquor as the supermarket & gas station do not sell it.

With no competition, unless you want to drive to Alpine for some price comparison shopping, this place has got a real racket going on in the libation department. The name is deciding, because I must say that it is one of the most expensive places I've ever bought a bottle of tequila from--however how many times are you in the middle of no where looking for a bottle of tequila? So it serves it purpose. Harder to get more expensive to have.

We popped in to grab some whiskey and saw that they had a pretty big selection of them, including distilleries from Texas. The woman helping us was super nice, too. They have a drive through if that's more convenient for you.

It is what it is...cheap and a liquor store. The selection is not great but it's the best in Marfa, i.e. the only one. Actually tried a $4.95 bottle of sparkly, and i got everything I paid for...it's ok. Service was ok.

A funky cool liquor store/ plant nursery/ gift shop. Good selections, reasonable prices. Friendly staff.

I arrived at the store at 8:56pm. The sign on the door said open until 9pm (like most all liquor stores in Texas). However, they were already closed. Okay, that's cool they closed a few minutes early BUT...As I pulled up, I made eye contact through the window with the woman closing the register. She looked at me, threw her hands up, shook her head, then wagged a finger at me as if saying "no-no" to a dog or child. As if it were my fault she closed early. I was and remain offended. The management at this location needs to teach their employees to show proper respect for their (potential) customers.