Nice store. They offer select tastings of different things. I sampled 4 bottles of bourbon and…read moreended up with one of the 2XO bottles. I will be back.

Friendly service, good selection. If you can't find something, ask. They'll know if they have it or…read morenot.

Nice little place. Liquor store on one side and bar on the other. Also have a drive thru that you…read morecan get coffee, Fraps, and liquor. The liquor store has a little of anything you need. The bar has local tap beers and domestic. If you want high end bourbon pours they have a great selection. The bar is small with a friendly atmosphere.

Great service. Amazing customer service .Always greeted with a friendly hello and a smile.read more

Clean. And very friendly staff. Great prices. Very helpful when asked questions about certain…read moreproducts.

Allocated bourbon alert!…read more If you seek allocated, you just will not find it at this store. They have a bourbon membership program. It seems the allocated gets distributed this way. There was a time when this store was relationship-driven. That no longer is the case. Check out Stage Stop Liquor in south Mandan if you seek allocated. If they have allocated, it is on the shelf.

This was the first time my husband and I stopped at the HideAway Bar and it will be the last. We…read morefelt completely UNWELCOME because we weren't one of the "regulars". The only good thing I can say about the bar is that she did take our drink order fairly quickly and brought them back in a reasonable time. (Although my drink tasted funny.) She told us the total for our drinks and didn't even bother to ask if we wanted to eat anything. It was 7:00 and we were hungry and they even had a buffet set up. I had to be the one to say "Can we order food?". She rudely responded that tonight was steak night and that's the only thing they were serving. As she walked away from our table, she waved her hand at a flyer on the wall that said "steak night". She did not give us any details and she NEVER CAME BACK to take our order. She walked by our table numerous times but would never look at us so we could flag her down. We waited about 20 minutes until we finished our drinks and then we walked out. We will never be going back there again.

Listen, its a pretty basic and smaller beer wine shop. But I went in looking for a not overpriced…read morebeer without having to buy a sixpack. Gentlemen behind counter was VERY helpful , personable and THAT's why I posting this as 4 stars.

I will never go back I was taken for over $50.00 for over charging. They said they would pay back…read morebut never did. Dont go to this place they will rip u off.....

I toggle between 3 & 4 stars more times than I care to admit. In the end, I decided that, had it…read morenot been for quite a few out of season items being +half off, I would have went straight to 3 stars. Staff were great when we went in, celebrating even our steal of a deal finds with us. The theme, while adorable, didn't make up for the shortage of unique inventory. Aside from the close-out items, we weren't able to locate any selections that were not readily available everywhere else. As such, it falls in the average range. It looks like we'll need to cross the state line to get something new to try. Game on!

One of the downsides to an extended stay in Minnesota is the need to plan liquor store visits: you…read morecan't buy beer or wine elsewhere, and you can't buy it on Sundays. An even bigger downside is when the liquor store's best beer on offer is New Belgium Ranger IPA. Not that there's anything wrong with the Ranger. But that doesn't leave much thrill for the hunt.... So while we survived a steady diet of the Ranger and various low-end, mass-produced California wines (I mean, you can drink almost anything if you're lounging in the sun and have a lake to jump into, right?!), my man and I still needed nightly fortification for our drive back and our nights in hotels. Pulling into Bismarck after two weeks of scarcity, I was thrilled to find Captain Jack's and their relative plethora of selection. Many of my favorite familiar microbreweries (along with lesser-known, more local Midwestern ones) were represented, from six-packs to cases to liters to a wall-full of single bottles. My four-pack of Flying Dog Double Dog Imperial IPA was an excellent choice, and although being without a wine key limited me to screwcaps, nevertheless snagged that old standby, Big House Red. If I ever make the drive again, I'm remembering that Captain Jack's is the place to stop, and stock up!