Excellent service! Will definitely use this delivery service again soon. Prices and selection is…read moreway above average

Stopped by this location after coming into town to meet up with a family member - I grew up in…read moreLakeville and regularly visit so always love shopping within the area. I was pleased to see items stocked and actually prices a bit lower than the same items in the cities near where I live. I found my item(s) and made my way to the register. As I reached for my license, the cashier asked for a birthday and left it at this (fine with me but not sure as far as proper procedure). She also then made a comment when my card didn't work that "if I am just be patient, it will work" which was not something I want from anyone. I said I appreciated her comment but would prefer more direct instruction and she then helped my card get swiped through and I was on my way. Stocked product at fair prices but staff were not very welcoming or overly friendly.

I purchased a 4-pack of craft beer, opened 2, and they were both skunked. I brought the remaining…read morebeers back to the store, and they wouldn't do anything for me, because I "didn't have more than half the product left." Was I was supposed to drive the full, opened cans to the store to return them? I would definitely NOT risk buying spendy craft beers here again.

As liquor stores go, this is a pretty darn good one. You can be a member of their premier beer and…read morewine club (which if I recall costs $55 a year) and receive discounts on non-sale items. You also get invited to two beer tastings and two wine tastings each year for you and a guest. We tend to get our money's worth based on the ability to attend these events. This store is good about sending out sale notices and special opportunities for members of the club. E.g. a limited # of specialty beers Plus, they have a good variety of local brews available - which is nice. There are multiple locations in the Lakeville area.

My review of this liquor store is going to be straightforward:…read more -There's a plethora of liquor here -The few employees they have were polite -Quick service overall -Prices are reasonable That about sums it up. It's a nice place to choose your booze. Oh did I mention they're now open on Sundays until 6pm?

The associates are always very helpful and friendly. They get to know their regular customers and…read moregreet them by name, which gives a person a small-town homey feel. In so many words they are more personable than some others.

Very well stocked liquor store. The employees were very helpful. I came in looking for some hard to…read morefind ingredients for a cocktail, the two employees helped me look around and even suggested some other stores where I might find what I was looking for.

By far my favorite liquor store, I drive from Bloomington to checkout their massive beer selection…read more A wide variety from all over the world.

Whether your looking for that unique wine, whiskey or beer, Blue max has a very good selection…read more It's a little cramped in the store but that just means you don't have far to walk, in and out in no time fla

They could expand their hours a bit, their prices aren't overly inflated ~ if you don't have time…read moreto drive to Total Wine. The personnel are quite nice. Would recommend.

The older guy didn't even say Hi. Just rang up beer. No thank you was given, but have a good day…read more There are no sale prices on beer and I will be taking my business to Lunds Byerlys. The other cashiers are nice.

One of the managers is extremely rude. She's blond with just past shoulder length hair. I've been…read morecoming to this location for years and she was so rude to me everytime. It's been like 6 months i now- I don't usually complain about places but this chick deserves the complaint

I went into this store the Saturday before Halloween with two other friends and were dressed for a…read moreHalloween party. I was showing some skin, which is not my normal, so I was feeling insecure as it was. Immediately, I was getting nasty looks from one of the cashiers. I brushed it off my shoulders and went to get my alcohol. I was shocked to see my normal liquor of choice (Ketel One) was significantly overpriced. To my dismay, I ended up buying something cheaper. I went with one of my friends to check out. It happened to be the cashier that had previously given me a dirty look for my sluttery. She, in a very nasty tone, said she needed to see the ID of our other friend. I told her that she would be making a purchase as well and would be at the cash register soon. It was just a tense situation and it was not friendly service in anyway. She checked my ID (I'm 25) and my friend's ID (she was 23). I finish with the purchase and other friend arrives to check out. When the clerk looks at my friend's ID, she tells us it's not a valid form of identification. My friend, who is 23, has a state-issued, photo ID. It's not a drivers license though. And because it was not a driver's license, it was considered invalid. I didn't know liquor stores could choose to only serve those that know how to drive cars! Mind you, the clerk did not do this in a polite or quiet fashion. Then she tells me that I have to return my liquor. With a raised voice, she calls over a manager to get cash register authorization to give me my cash back. My 23 year old friend, who has been to many bars and liquor stores before this one, had never once before been turned down because of this ID. If you look up ServeSafe's State of MN Liquor Authority rules, one can easily find that her ID was a valid form of identification for purchasing liquor. I find it extremely odd this clerk chose to go out of her way to deny service to three sluts rather than pay any attention to the hoards of under-aged kids sitting in their friends cars in the parking lot. And yes, hoards there were on this Halloween party night. If they go out of their way, beyond what laws state is necessary, to not sell their products to people, that really says something about their interest in keeping legally-aged customers happy. Update: I called the store manager about this situation, he apologized for the mean clerk but backed her up. Anyone that doesn't have a license to drive must have a back up ID such as a passport. Goodness, you'd think non-drivers were like Mexican-Americans in Arizona.... "Show me your papers!"