Mr. Frank was super friendly and helped me choose the best option for the night. He also helped me…read moreout by giving me extra items like salt packaging and plastic shot glasses to make my experience better. Thank you! Super clean store too.

This store was located near our hotel and we wanted to tailgate before going to a concert at the…read moreSphere. The drinks are a lot cheaper here than buying any drink on the strip which is double the price. They had in stock the drinks that we were looking for and the cashier was very nice.

Huge Gift Shop It…read morelooked like the store was about a third Alcohol. There were some snack foods and ice cream, reasonably priced. Took a picture but there was a glare. Nothing was over $3.00, in the ice cream section. There were a good variety of magazines. There were many articles of clothing such as dresses and t-shirts. There was a display case of Jewelry. Not sure about the Hours of operation. There were a few other customers. We were just looking. But hubby did get an ice cream the last night we were there.

Located in the Southpoint hotel and casino in in Las Vegas this gift shop and liquor store is the…read moreabsolute best. Price point is good on everything and not the traditional resort markups you would expect, it was great. It was a great place to run in and get some snacks, and some water/pop, at an affordable price and they had everything. You could get sunglasses, wine, liquor, clothing, jewelry and just about anything you could imagine. Service was friendly. They watch for thieves like a hawks too. Some great people watching. The ambience it's hard to explain kind of like a thrift store gas station meets old school Las Vegas. This is one of my favorite places in the hotel. I recommend going there for anything you need outside of the traditional restaurants and gambling.

I EXPERIENCED RACISM IN REAL TIME LAST NIGHT; and honestly, it gave me a disturbing look behind the…read morecurtain. We bought a heavy, expensive bottle of alcohol from a liquor store. The bag was extremely flimsy, broke while we were carrying it, and the bottle fell and cut my girlfriend's foot. I returned to the store calmly. I brought the broken bag, pictures of her injury, and explained exactly what happened. I wasn't being disrespectful or demanding. I simply asked whether anything could be done to replace it. The employee called his manager and put him on speakerphone. The manager listened to the story, debated whether he wanted to help, and then asked: "Is he Black?" He clearly didn't realize I could hear him. Even the employee immediately responded, "Why does that matter?" And that is the question. Why did my race matter when deciding whether I was telling the truth? Why did my race matter when deciding whether I deserved to be helped? Why did my race matter when there was physical evidence, an injury, a broken bag, and a completely reasonable explanation? At that point, it wasn't even about the bottle anymore. It was about hearing, in real time, how someone's perception of my honesty, character and worth as a customer could change based solely on the color of my skin. The employee defended me while I was standing there; but it also made me wonder: How many of these conversations happen when we aren't close enough to hear them? How many Black customers are labeled dishonest, aggressive, suspicious or undeserving before they've even been given a fair chance? People love to say racism isn't as common anymore or that Black people make everything about race. But sometimes, we don't have to "make it" about race. Someone else does it for us. Ironically, I looked around and I was one of two black people in the store. So black people are spending money at this establishment frequently, I'm sure. 5 stars to the man who took care of the situation. 0/5 for the owner/manager on the phone who was about to make a decision on how I was serviced solely based on the color of my skin.

I will not be returning to this establishment. I parked in a designated parking space in front of…read morethe store while planning to visit a neighboring business first and then stop in to purchase tequila. Despite explaining this to the owner, I was told I needed to move my car. The interaction felt unnecessary and unwelcoming. Unfortunately, this experience has influenced my decision not to shop here in the future.

Great selection, great staff and great prices. I usually go to Lee's but will be coming her from…read morenow on. They monitor prices at competing stores and they beat them every time. I really appreciate the knowledgeable staff and their great customer service. We live right around the corner and we love finding new beers and seltzers. They even have peach flavored Apple Wine. Too cool.

Starr was a fantastic sales associate, helpful, asked us when saw we weren't finding what we were…read morelooking for. The store is big and clean. Insider tip: the beer cave at back is where the bigger quantities and more variety of beers are located. First glance looks like back of house. And they have Maui seltzers! The best to find these, as they arent loaded with sugars and unnecessary flavors and Ive only ever found them in Hawaii.

Almost passed out, so much to see ! Took 2 hours just to browse the beers, forget the spirits .read more

New Owners have employees disrespecting longtime customers who go through hardships. They should…read morehave never been bought out by Rezerve prices are good, however the new employees are disrespectful in the morning.

Large inventory and pretty good prices so shopping here for any of your alcoholic beverages is…read moreprobably the best way to go. I find their prices to be better than smaller liquor stores and grocery stores. Sometimes Sam's or Costco come close but they don't nearly have as much of a variety as these guys. They have a lot of locations and I believe they're the largest liquor store chain in the state. It's nice to see them expand and carry so many different types of products. The store is also setup in a way to make it easier to find if you're looking for something specific.

I LOVE Lee's discount liquor!! This is my go to when I'm in need of something that I can't get from…read moreSam's club. This location is close to home but I will go to any locations when needed. Staff is always helpful & friendly. I like how when you're looking for an item they can look in their computer to see what location carries it. I keep telling them to get McGillycuddy's big bottle of Butterscotch liquor. They carry the small nips in this flavor....please, please get the big bottle!!! I did pick up a bag of ice here the other day on my way to my friend's house for a labor day pool party & man it was a small bag & $$$. Ugh!! Don't go to any other liquor store in Vegas. They may be fancier but Lee's has the best prices in town. I also LOVE their yearly event (usually twice a year) Lee's Wine event. Buy a ticket & go to the event where you can sample lots of booze. Take pictures of your favorites so you can go to Lee's & purchase it. I've come across a lot of items that I've enjoyed at the event & bought @ Lee's. I got to met the owner & son prior to them passing away. So sad!! RIP. Thank you!!

Khoury's is a bit of a hidden surprise if you've never been. From the outside you might not expect…read moreit, but inside it's a combination fine wine, liquor, and beer shop. With beer on tap and wine by the glass, plus plenty of tables to sit and hang out. The concept here is genius: they've got a fridge stocked with meats and cheeses right next to crackers, so you can literally build your own charcuterie board on the spot. There's usually a food truck parked outside too. You can also buy a bottle of wine, a case of beer, or a pack of seltzers, and they'll hold onto it for you and pour as you go. It's such a cozy, easygoing spot that we constantly lose track of time there, quite literally hours just disappear. The staff is friendly, accommodating, and knowledgeable every single time. It's become one of our favorite local spots, and it's always fun bringing new people who have no idea what they're walking into. Highly recommend! Such a great not so hidden gem.

Khoury's is easily my favorite hangout in Vegas! Their selection of wine and spirits is unbeatable,…read morethey truly have everything. The real magic happens on Tuesdays and Fridays when the food trucks roll in. I never miss a Tuesday for Hapahaole's Hawaiian street tacos, and Fridays are reserved for Signora Pizza, the best Italian truck in town. The owners and staff of both trucks are incredibly sweet and attentive; they always make you feel welcome while you're grabbing your food. I love that you can grab a drink from the shop and relax in the cozy indoor seating area (they even have books!) or enjoy the outdoor patio during the spring and summer. Whether you're shopping or just hanging out, this place is a gem!

Caught rom late but he was great…read more Big party to serve Had everything and priced right Thank you Ron You're the best!!!

I like this place, it's well priced and convenient. The staff is nice with the exception of two…read moregentleman. One is a short man black hair little to no facial hair and wears a hat sometimes, the other has a mustache and pretty long beard. His vibe and energy is always off and he doesn't greet you, it's kind of like your inconveniencing him. Today he was on his personal phone and didn't acknowledge me even during the transaction he just kept talking on the phone. I don't know, I guess once you experience the part of the staff that actually greets you and has small talk it's different when you experience the opposite. When I saw him I almost turned around cause his energy is just off. Other than that it's a cool little spot, especially late night if you're looking for a quick stop.

Thanks for the weller recommendation Travis. That made a very good old fashioned. Travis was very…read morefriendly, outgoing, and helpful. Will be back because of his customer service. Thank you. The store was clean and easy to navigate.

Service was the worst I have ever experienced in my entire life! The man at the front was so…read moreincredibly rude that I will never return. From the other reviews, I understand this white older man has treated other customers in a similar manner and the manager chooses to allow such abhorrent behavior.

Did you know that if you're drinking a Corona, that you bought anywhere in the state of Nevada, it…read moremade its first stop, after the factory, at Southern Wine & Spirits? Same goes for Skyy Vodka, Patron, Fiji Water, and a bevy of other beverages, seeing as SWS has 15,000 SKUs in their system. They distribute 75% of the beverages here in Nevada. Insanity. I went here for a tour this morning (6/1/11) on a hospitality purchasing field trip. I'm not sure the general public can get a tour, but regardless, the tour was great. It was mind-blowing to see the sheer volume of alcohol on hand in this place. Imagine how many Coronas, say, a casino might go through in a day - a lot right? Now multiply that by all the casinos. That's even more! Now add up all the grocery, warehouse and convenience stores that sell them... and then multiply that by 35-45 days. Yeah, SWS keeps between 35-45 days worth Nevada's consumption of Corona, in their warehouse. It's the craziest thing I've seen - the total number of Corona pallets are easily double the size of an average family home here in Vegas. They say everything is bigger in Texas, no. Everything in Vegas is bigger. Imagine 3 or 4 Costcos, turned into liquor refrigerators; that's what SWS is like. One "Costco" is at 58*F (+$10/bottle) and the other "Costco" is at 68*F (Less than $10 /bottle) I can't imagine their electric bills. As we (our class) ate flaxseed waffles, fruit salad and banana bread, made by the head chef at SWS (yum!) we listened to really friendly people from SWS tell us some cray-cray stories about the kinda stuff they go through to get high rollers some rare wines at the drop of a hat, the legal red tape (that most of us didn't know existed) of buying, selling and distributing alcohol in the US and how to secure and manage a place that's so imperative to the success of Las Vegas. If you have the chance to go here and listen to a presentation and go on a tour, DO IT! It was an eye-opening and interesting way to spend a few hours this morning.

I've been here before and enjoyed my class. This time however I was blown away. 2 million dollar…read moreclassroom. They will tell you all about the amazing features. Ergonomically designed bar and seating. Swivel seats with foot rest, didn't complain about comfort throughout the 7 hour class. Completely lit bar and counters. I mean it is really beautiful. Outlets for everyone and shelving for your personal belongings. Several large tv screens. Cameras and all. Breakfast: Coffee tea Yogurt, fruit, granola, Danishes Lunch: Salad, beet salad, sautéed Vegetables, pork, rotisserie chicken, petite desserts The instructors are passionate about what they do. You walk away with a lot of great knowledge. Our bartender was a bit talkative, often about additional unnecessary information. Made it feel a bit lengthy at times. The cocktails were pretty good though. I would suggest that during slideshows, it would be helpful to have videos play in full screen instead of within the template frame. I will say last year our instructor came off as racist. Some of us asked questions and were eager to learn. However I felt deliberately ignored and saw judgement in his eyes. The thing about him though, he was actually totally engaging. We were all very entertained and it helped us retain the information. Shoutout to Steve who was very kind and informative. Would take classes here again. I bet it's awesome to work here!