A great little liquor store with literally anything you could need. The staff are fun and super…read morenice. I prefer coming here rather than a box box liquor store, just for the service.

Went here while on a long layover at the Holiday Inn down the street. We went out for a walk &…read moreended up inside talking to the nice owner for 30 minutes about the differences between Whiskey & Bourbon. Left with a few different pints to take home. :) A little smoky smelling but I know smokers need somewhere to go.

I'm sorry we didn't get our persons name but when we stopped on our way home from vacation to find…read morea quality bourbon we had the best experience when she literally gave us history about all the varieties. She made selecting easy and was fun to talk to, Thank you!

This isn't my normal type of review. But I've finally had it with this store. We've been coming…read moreto this Kroger since 2006. It's this area's "best" option, but that isn't going to cut it anymore. Many of the regular full time employees have gone. There are still a couple, but most have moved on. That's the reason we kept patronizing this store in the first place. They also used to have a lot of options and fresh items. This is true less and less often now. And I gave some leeway because of COVID, but Publix has fresh items and plenty of new and interesting things in stock. So why not Kroger, one of the largest grocers in the country? First they got rid of over half the checkout lanes and replaced them with self checkout. Ok, fine. Then they had a scan, bag, and go program where you could scan your groceries as you shopped, then just do a fast checkout at the end. That was quite convenient, but then they stopped doing that. Back to the dysfunctional self checkout. Which is often understaffed, so many times only half the kiosks are open anyway. I use my own bags. The self checkout stations make it extremely difficult to use your own bags, so I generally leave my bags in the cart and then just bag my groceries by using the "skip bagging" feature. Now the software has been updated and is absolutely atrocious. Skip bagging on a few items? Not only does it take forever between items to "skip bagging," but after a few items, it flags an attendant, grinding your checkout to a halt. And the same thing happens if you are purchasing more than a few items, even if you bag them in Kroger's bags on their bag stand. I get loss prevention, but this isn't going to help. And if you're that worried about it, maybe you should've kept more human cashier lanes. The carts are always rickety with broken wheels. Publix is 30 minutes away, but they have fresh, fun, interesting products, smooth riding carts, and many kind, efficient human cashiers.

This is the only grocery store I choose to shop at all the other grocery stores are too expensive…read moreor have terrible customer service they have good food, the atmosphere is great easy to find products and they have 10% discount for veterans on Wednesdays.

WoW this is what you expect when you go out for bbq! Food so…read moregood you eat it all and forget about photos! A must stop if your traveling or live in the area!!!!

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Although there is an extensive liquor selection the wine options are meek. I returned one of the…read morebottles I purchased because it was obviously corked and was refused a refund or store credit. The sales associates didn't understand what a bad wine was or how to remedy it for the customer. Any reputable business knows they can return the wine to the vendor and receive a new bottle at no loss. Judging from their selection and how it is displayed I would venture to say the wine selection is offloaded from a discount vendor and would not trust a purchase. Poor business ethics regarding the sale of wine. https://vinepair.com/articles/so-your-wine-is-corked-the-5-step-guide-to-getting-your-money-back/

Good selection of items but prices are ridiculous. If you want bourbons you better expect to pay…read more400% mark up. These are probably the worst prices I have seen in all my years of purchasing whiskey.

This is by far one of the worse places to work at! The owner never communicates with his employees…read moretill hours after calling or messaging him and never gives a straight answer or doesn't answer at all. Yells at employees over doing things other employees have and continue to still do. The pay is worthless for what you are doing and have to deal with. Especially after over night raising his prices yet the employees are still only paid $10/hr when every other liquor store is paying $13/hr or more and he thinks it's okay to pay that. Which is a big reason why he can never keep anybody and why there are new people all the time. . He can never stock the stores correctly so half the stuff he has is stuff no one ever buys and the main things that sell he can never order or keep in stock. Plus he accuses his employees of doing things when there is no actual proof of anything happening just because of the way the employee is acting compared to other days or what another employee is saying. If I was anybody in Hopkinsville and the neighboring cities don't ever work for him and don't even buy from his store. When liquor king, or discount liquors or all the other places have more of a selection and the prices are way better you can expect anywhere from a $2-$10 difference in the price for how much you'll save going to other stores.

Stopped in to see the beer selection. Girl told me to head to Place I. Her perfume smelled great,…read morereminded me of Colorado. Very friendly. The other girl was funny, she said they didn't have crab legs when I asked for craft beer!

We loved our tour & tasting at Casey Jones Distiller. The venue is beautiful. They had a food truck…read moreon site with lots of spaces to eat inside or outside. The bar area offers several amazing drink options. The tour was informative & interactive. So many tastings-our favorite part!!!

I truly loved the whole experience and the history of the the distillery made it that much more…read moreenjoyable.