Norm's Market

Norms is my go to place for beer. There are a lot of bottle shops out there, but few have the selection Norms does. If your planning on going, give yourself plenty of time to go over their huge inventory. Bring a growler or 2 because they also may have something on tap you want to bring home. The break up packs so you can take a single is a great policy! Make your own 6 pack, grab a pack of your favorite, whatever you want they accommodate.You can not drink in Norms, it is actually a convenience store, but you can find lots of great beers to try!

What a funky little (actually big) gas station market! In fact, I would easily add this to an "off the beaten path" attractions list for the Greater Seattle area. They have a million different types of beers and other drinks and cool decor. And, well, gas. Bottom line: Check it out! Especially if you want to put together your own funky six-pack or just feel a place that is everything other than mainstream and big box.

I used to come here a lot, prices are a little higher than other stores in the area but I like supporting small local businesses and they had a nice beer selection.I had called them to ask if they carried a liquor, they put me on hold and told me they would call me back after they checked.I assumed they were just busy when they didnt call back so I drove down to the store to check. They didn't have what I was looking for but when I told them (as I was checking out with a different purchase) that I wish they had called me back to save me the drive, the store clerk told me he was sorry but his manager told him to just ignore my call and not worry about calling me back.That's unfortunate considering their location is not really convenient but I still spend the extra time to drive there to support them but they dont value my business enough to just call me back.I told them that's not really how you treat customers and won't be shopping there again, unless the manager called me back to apologize. They never called me of course.Definitely purchased my New Years alcohol somewhere else, as well as all of my other beer purchases. I'm sure they don't really care but I have refered dozens of people in past to them and shopped there a lot. Now I will make sure to avoid Norms, spend my money at any of the numberous places in the area, and will make sure to let others know that there are better places in the area.

So, everybody talks about the beer, and there are plenty of spirits to satisfy alcohol lovers the world over. The reason for my five stars is two fold -- the amazing soda selection and the wonderful people who work there. Norm's has this absolutely AMAZING selection of artisan and classic sodas in glass bottles. Fentimans Botanically Brewed Sodas, Cock and Bull are just two of the many unique libations you will find in their coolers of magic. New York Seltzer and Green River are two more. This is in addition to the standard Coke and Pepsi products you'll find in any store. Of course, no convenience store (and Norm's is convenience store on steroids) is complete without munchies. They have a wide assortment of snacks, cookies and ice cream as well as hot foods. There is also a whole feast for the eyes that is the store's decor. Lit trees, a mannequin standing at a urinal (check it out, he's in the back of the store wearing a Seahawks jersey and red sweats) and perhaps my favorite, the ski lift chair right outside as you walk up to the door. All these things make this not just a wonderful gas station and convenience store, but the people who work here are super friendly and welcoming. Stu is one of the friendliest people I've had the pleasure to encounter at a business. All of these factors make Norm's a great place to get gas, beer and soda! Make your way to Lake Stevens for an experience that just might brighten your whole day!

Wow, quite a startling beer mecca for being so seemingly far away from everything. You wouldn't necessarily think that such a woodsy, house-focused neighborhood would have the population to support a bottle shop--you expect to find these in more densely packed areas in town. But it's the real deal, with at least a dozen coolers full of craft beer. You wouldn't think it's the real deal, though, because it looks like a gas station--must be the gas pumps, and everything else about it that is, in fact, a gas station. When you first walk in, you still think it's just an ordinary mini-mart. But then you walk the coolers and you see dozens of Belgians and hundreds of American beers. Not quite the same level of emphasis on German, UK, or Scandinavian stuff (to say nothing of all the countries that send one or two lagers to the U.S.), but Belgians and Americans offer quite a devastating lineup by themselves.They have a couple dozen empty six pack holders sitting out, clearly inviting you to mix up and go. One whole side wall is craft beer; the back wall is macro-industrial lagers and then the third wall is gatorade and pop and stuff. It's right off Highway 9, so not too awfully hard to get to. I don't happen to pass through here that often, but this is now a guaranteed stop if I am in the vicinity. They even had a ton of cool vintage looking single-wide milk crates with bottles of fancy beer wired into place--these were Father's Day gift ideas today. Pretty cool. Startlingly interesting little find in an unexpected spot.

TLDR ; Spend your money elsewhere!My husband and I decided to support local for our wedding day. We decided to rent kegs from Norm's. We went in a week before, paid in full for our two full kegs and let them know someone else would be pick them up on the day of the wedding. Fast forward to one week later to our wedding day, the kegs are picked up and brought to La Connor for our reception. Not only was one of the kegs the wrong size and the wrong beer, both taps were broken. We called them and they basically said sorry we cannot help you. So we had to send someone to buy new taps on the day of our wedding. Then when speaking to the people that picked up our kegs they let us know they were charged $150 deposit fee which we had already paid the week before? We spoke to someone and all they could say was that they were sorry and that there should've been a receipt shown at time of pickup but also that they reserved the wrong keg for us! Imagine blaming your customer for your mistake. They didn't offer anything to remedy the situation other than a refund of what they OWED us and the apology was less than sincere.You'd think we'd get the refund and that would be it? NOPE.We go in store, they give us the refund and we leave. They say it'll take up to two weeks for the money to be back in our account. We wait an entire month, the money never shows back up in our account. We called and were told that we had to speak with their book keeper who was only in until 11am everyday. I left MULTIPLE messages for her because she was always gone by 10am every time I called. Not once did I get a call back. We ended up filing a dispute with our credit card company after all this and just finally got our money back this month. Imagine this kind of experience with a small business on your wedding day!!!!! Truly horrible customer service and wouldn't spend another dime here if they were the last gas station in the county.

Great beer & wine shop in Lake Stevens. Had Fireball so we know that isn't actually liquor! Hahaha

They have been GREAT at getting my Alaskan Husky IPA. They always call when they get my beer. Norm's will wait for me to get up to LaConner as it is not easy sometimes. They always have it waiting in the cooler.They always can get your brand. They even bring it out to the car. Nice people work at Norm's.RC

Guy at front desk was an a**hole. Super rude and didn't want to tell me where the bathroom was when I asked for key. Obviously doesn't like his job.

Super cool spot if you like beer. They even carry yuengling for the east coasters. It can be a bit spendy but what good beer isn't.