Wow, my second review in Marquette is probably as many reviews as the whole city receives in a…read moreyear. This is a small town and to be clear, there is NOTHING wrong with that. I was here as part of their membership in an RV hosting organization and got a personal tour of the facility. Even though they weren't open, they did open for me and I got a personal tour of the hospitality areas, the bottling operation and the tasting room downstairs. These are wonderfully handcrafted spirits and I am seriously looking forward to this lingonberry-flavored bottle of vodka to enjoy when I'm not driving. It's a really neat little spot and if you're thinking of popping in when they have an event, don't miss out! [Review 703 of 2026 - 54 in Kansas - 25884 overall]

I have been to Kansas many times and didnt know this place existed. Wow, have I been missing out…read more We tried all of their products and fell in love with their flagship bourbon. Their bloody mary was on point too. The cheese and smoked jalapeño vodka made it happen. Friendly staff and solid place. We went back two days in a row.

Managers very rude I was asking a question I wasn't asking for my money back and he pretty much…read moredon't care about cigarettes and it's sure seems like you didn't care about his customer I will not be coming back to this place ever again and I'm really glad I don't buy liquor at all it's pretty s***** there.. he got pretty mad at me for asking a question.

Great craft beer selection in coolers. Added since I went to another store that was supposed to…read morehave a good selection and it didn't. Also a nice selection on wine, spirits and cigars. I'd go back next time I need a six pack in Salina.

The selection of unusual (not sure if they're "craft") beers is pretty amazing. I have fairly…read morenarrow taste as far as bee, but I can experiment all I want with the beers available there. I'm not a wine drinker at all, but they've got wine out the wazoo. My main reason to go there is because they have the Scotch I prefer (Speyburn). The staff is really friendly and helpful, even with really small orders. It's been around a long time and there's good reason for that. The selection is wide and varied, the staff is as nice as the can be.

I was in this store several times in the 1980s while in the wholesale liquor business in Kansas. At…read morethat time it was one of the biggest volume stores in the state, not just in Salina. Cary Brooks passsed away about six years ago but the business he founded in the 70s lives on. I stopped in this afternoon while passing through Salina and found Brooks Liquor to be clean and well-stocked with competively-priced merchandise and a helpful, friendly staff. Cary would be proud.

My husband and I stopped in here on a whim and had a lovely free wine tasting hosted by a woman (I…read moreforgot to get her name :') ) who was so fun to talk with, we bought 4 bottles we really enjoyed and stayed for an extra hour or so just to chat with the host. Had a wonderful time, tasted so many great wines, and had lovely conversation.

Very friendly service and yummy wines. She gave us samples of whatever we wanted to try. Lots of…read moresweet wine options. If you go try the Czech style white, very good.

I came here to get boba drink. I ordered a Thai milk tea with boba. It's $5…read more I thought it's a bit pricy but it came in a big, generous cup. I also found a few Asian/Indian spices that I cannot find in the regular grocery store. Their items are mainly Vietnamese but I found some Japanese snack and Chinese grocery. Good selections of Asian grocery here!

A relative of mine once got into a stupid argument about whether "oriental" was, in fact, an…read moreoffensive term. In Salina, I guess it's not? There's another "Oriental" market right around the corner, although I didn't have a chance to visit it. This is a small shop with three aisles of food. It has the darkly sweet and vaguely unpleasant smell often associated with Asian supermarkets. In back, there are some shelves of cookware and bowls. Half of the floor space of the shop is divided off and used for two pool tables. There were some people playing pool here when I walked in, which seemed odd for the early afternoon. Although "oriental," this store has almost exclusively Southeast Asian fare. There is no Korean packaged food (unless you count Nong Shim Bowl Noodles, which are available in ordinary supermarkets--even in Salina), and no Japanese food (unless you count the Thai-labeled Glico snacks, including small boxes of Pocky for 79 cents). Good place to get coconut milk, I guess. I was able to get some Chinese-labeled rice cracker snacks from Thailand, which were sweet and MSG-laden for just $1.29. That's something.

Always try to hit up some local wineries when I'm out of town and luckily I was close to this one!…read moreVery friendly staff and great wine!! Highly recommend trying and getting some bottles.

Excellent local wines and great service and knowledgeable staff! Dropped by for a tasting and…read morebought several interesting local wines including a special one created for Lindborg's 150th anniversary!

White's Foodliner (formerly Scott's) is a great resource for the town of Lindsborg. This was my…read morefirst time visiting since it was sold and rebranded but it felt very much the same to me and had in stock about 90% of what I needed, which I consider a win. I did think some of the prices were a bit high, but I think you just pay for the convenience since it's right in town.

The fried chicken used to be awesome, but since it became Whites, it is now terrible. The Chester's…read morechicken they serve is almost inedible. The rests were so dry I spat it out. This was the last time I'll eat it.

Great service, drinks & conversations in a cool historic building! Worth the trip to visit!read more

Great food. Bar food, but better. Not microwaved pizza. A fun place. Outdoors area made indoors! A…read moregreat place to ride your horse or cycle.