This is a great, well-stocked liquor store for a pretty small town. Most of the alcohol sold seems…read moreto be at big-box stores like WalMart and the selection is pretty standard. Lion's has a lot of craft beer and the owners/employees are knowledgeable about flavors, pairings, etc. so you can ask a lot of questions. We called ahead of a trip to a nearby cabin and ordered a keg. They had a bunch of options and they were pretty inexpensive (especially compared to Chicago). The keg had been set aside and was waiting when we arrived. We paid a $50 deposit on the tap and they carried the keg to the car for us. We were able to get ice and cigarettes so we completed our entire shopping trip here. Returning the keg was really easy and we got our deposit back immediately. We were basically in and out of there quickly both times we visited and we were really happy with the service and friendliness of everyone there. We also got to see the owner's lovely boxer dog and she was super cute and loved pets. I always love a good store pet.

The manager (owner?) is a very nice guy. He was able to refund my money when we didn't tap all of…read moreour kegs. He is very easy to get ahold of and works quickly for the customer! They also have an excellent craft beer selection!!!!

The place is a dive, but serves its purpose. The staff is friendly, and the patrons are hard…read moreworking, blue color people. There is a limited selection of beers, wines and the usual basic liquors. If you're looking for a good variety of imported or micro brewery beers, a fine wine or some high end liquor, or Jose Cuervo 1800, Especial, you're not going to find it here. The wait staff is nice, helpful, and the drive up window seems to be the preferred way of getting your fix. In conclusion, if your looking for the basic beer, a general liquor or wine, then this place fits the bill well.

I get the joke that alcohol is a "party supply" for certain kinds of parties, but it loses some of…read moreits entertainment value when there isn't an actual party supply store within 50 miles. It's like opening a casino in a good desert and calling it "Fresh Produce" because the slot machines have pictures of cherries on them. WHERE ARE THE STREAMERS AND BALLOONS?