Liquor Boy

My girlfriend and I are from Milwaukee, and we were in town looking for somewhere to get some local brews/wine that we can't normally get in Wisconsin. This place was recommended by family who said they have the best prices and selection in town in terms of Minnesota-centric beers, and we weren't disappointed. While not as spacious or fancy as a Total Wine, it's still a great store with a great set-up. The wine selection is organized by both country and style, and my girlfriend was able to find some Minnesota-made wine that she's pumped to try when we we're home. I'm more of a beer drinker though, so I was excited to find that the craft beer selection in the back half of the store was loaded with different choices. There were your normal beers, like Miller Lite and Coors Light and Modelo, etc., but they were dwarfed by the unique local breweries' selections. Summit Brewing, Indeed Brewing, and many others' offerings could be found in the wall of beer coolers, and I was able to come away with four six-packs of sour beers I had never heard of before. They had all kinds of styles, from sours to golden ales to stouts and everything in between, and they had a great selection of one-off beers as well, the kinds of beers that are a little bit more pricey and contain about 500 mL.The woman who rang us up at the front of the store was both very helpful and friendly, and she made some playful banter with us after she discovered we were from Wisconsin. We had a delightful experience, and between the friendliness of the staff and the great selection, we'll be back the next time we're in town.

If your looking for scotch, Liquor Boy has a wide selection at great prices. They have an ok variety of Bourbon and Ryes as well. We came here for a specific scotch so we didn't venture out into the wine isles, but I was surprised at how big the store actually was.

Five stars for selection, 1 star for customer serviceI've enjoyed going to Liquor Boy ever since they opened. I recently sold my home and went to buy a bottle of champagne to leave in the house for the new owners. When I was checking out I asked if we could have a box to use to pack the bottles I need to move. The cashier hesitated and then a grumpy cashier next to him piped in "you only get a bag if you are only buying one bottle". We told them to forget and walked out. They lost a $55 sale over a cardboard box. So we drove next door to Costco. The clerk there said to take as many as we want. Needless to say we won't be going go back to Liquor Boy.

Manager was extremely helpful when my $200 bottle rang up at $1,000. It was sorted out quickly.

Very friendly and helpful employees. Great prices, better than any other liquor store in the area. Great selection of everything.

We came here on St. Patricks day just for their Irish Whiskey tasting event. Wow, what an event! If you kept going you could walk out of here smashed. I was driving so I wasn't doing much tasting. My GF was the official taster and well tipsy by the end. I've never knew there were this many Irish Whiskey's. I did end up buying several bottles at a nice discount. Winning!The event was very well managed and orderly. A few professionals showed up with their own glassware. Um ok guys, chill a bit. We did get a free Irish Coffee mug, which they were serving, as part of the event fee. Overall it was a good experience.

HELLO WINE? Liquor Boy's wine selection rocks! The prices are awesome and they stay that way... It's not a sale price it's always that price.I love they have a rebate station! I received a $9 rebate for a case of wine! I mean easy peasy! The beer selection and liquor selection is large, I don't think the prices are quite as good as the wine, but if I run out of liquor or beer and zip down the road to MGM... I would pay a hell of a lot more! I do my stock up shopping here forsure!

My father was refused service by the store manager because he suffers from multiple sclerosis and has trouble walking. The store manager said he "appeared drunk" because of the way he walked. My dad proceeded to tell him he has MS and even went out to his car to show him the handicap sticker. My dad was still refused service and forced to leave the store. In 2024 it is ridiculous that handicap individuals still face this kind of discrimination.

Well.... Another disappointing interaction with the staff at LB...Phone call to them asking a question and she actually said..."how should I know?"The thing is...they do have a good selection of wine and their prices (especially when something is on special) are good.But the other thing is..their staff continues to be rude.Just me...but that trumps everything else.I get it... pandemic..blah, blah, blah.I have almost completely stopped going here. I really liked supporting a local business ( especially with all the negative things I have heard about total wine) but I just don't like a store that fosters... crabby customer service.Disappointed.I know it's a new world we live in...hard to find people to work and all that....but me... I am simply not patronizing businesses that leave me with a bad experience. I am guessing that if a business loses enough customers they will be forced to do better?In the end what do I think?I think in their quest to have lower prices they are overworking their staff resulting in some crabby interactions.I

I used to shop at Total Wine and just discovered Liquor Boy. It's awesome and wine is much reasonable. The staff is great and friendly. I will no longer shop anywhere else but liquor boy.