Great family owned liquor store. A decent selection of wine, spirits and beer. The owner is…read moreextremely friendly, knowledgeable and can always make a great recommendation for any type of drink. They offer wine tastings on Saturdays (and Fridays I think) and there is a fun selection of mirrors, signs and flattened glass bottles. He also has a great sense of customer service. Once, when I asked to see if there was a type of wine that he would be able to get, he wrote it down and purchased an entire case and put it on the shelves! While prices may not be as inexpensive as the Costco across the street, I feel great about supporting this local business. This is my primary source for brews, wine & spirits! Go check it out!!!

It's a shame because the owner(older gray hair) is very polite friendly and has great customer…read moreservice. His employee (younger dark hair with glasses) treats you like an inconvenience every time I'm in there. Not even a "thank you" when I checkout. Always texting, watching TV or smoking and I ruin his fun every time I come in to spend $$$$. Now when I see the younger guy working I don't even stop

Their homemade take-n-bake pizzas are delicious. Great selection of bourbons for a small liquor…read morestore. BBQ looks decent overall, but I tried the BBQ chicken breast, and it was just average. Too dry.

First off I'm reviewing the Bbq as a liquor store doing Bbq and not a restaurant doing Bbq to be…read morefair. The store it self was unique because it's a liquor store but is has Bbq to go, pizzas, fresh rib eyes, cheeses, take and bake food, sandwiches, liquor, beer, wine, cigars etc. Unfortunately the Bbq is cooked in batches and sold out of the deli case cold that you have to reheat, not a big deal for me. I followed my rule that if you smell smoke when you walk in, I'm getting the full slab even though it's wrapped in foil and I couldn't see them. The full slab was very reasonable at $16.95 by the way. At first unwrapping I'm like dam nice bark and look how meaty the rack is, I hate that some places give you thin and bone racks so thank you for a nice rack. After heating up a third of the rack the bark came to life and was tasty, thick and sticky. The ribs were very meaty/tasty with that nice pink smoke ring but not very Smokey. The rib meat was moist and pulled clean off the bone. While there I bought a package of jalapeño meat sticks and a Czech beer from 1842, Pilsner Uequell imported it says. For a liquor store doing Bbq I'm giving them 4 stars because the ribs were good and they use meaty racks and at $16.95 for a full rack it's a good value. I would definitely get these take and bake Bbq ribs again and try other Bbq items from here.

We have been going here forever, the drive up service (we are elderly) has always been…read moreextraordinary. The variety, the service, the staff is top notch. Never once has there been a problem of any sort.

Distilled liquor: check Macro beers: check…read moreMicro beers: check Craft beers: check Wines: holy shiitake!!! Holy Grail! Discount Liquor. Two locations and this one in Waukesha I am reviewing. Family owned and operated. If you aren't from the area than you don't realize what this liquor store offers. If you are from this area or the one in West Allis, then you probably are spoiled with what they have to offer! I rarely go in and not find what I am looking for (except at times beers and sometimes wines). That's not a knock... what place provides you with any wine you want? What sets Discount Liquor apart is the knowledge experts in wines. They were voted as 50 best wine stores in America... you have a question, ask and you shall receive. Price is good on most, cheaper than some but the variety is unsurpassed... maybe besides Total Wines. If you can't find something talk to an employee and they will help you with ordering it or find a close replacement. I have been looking for Rombauer Zin and they made a suggestion to go with Truett-Hurst Zin and we agreed, it is a close match. I love how they divide the store and categorize sections and again, you will find it difficult to find a better value and service.

Skatterbrain Dark Chocolate Banana Whiskey: Skatterbrain produces a plethora of eccentrically…read moreflavored whiskeys. Information on Skatterbrain is next to non-existent, but I can tell you that my "research" revealed all of their whiskeys share one thing in common (well maybe two if you include they're all fun flavors). That commonality is they all have an animal wearing sunglasses on the bottle. In the case of the Dark Chocolate banana Whiskey, it's appropriately a gorilla. Total Wine (where I purchased it) describes it as smooth Canadian whisky blended with the flavors of dark chocolate and banana with rich, fruity, and complex qualities. I question the reliability of that though as Skatterbrain spells it as "whiskey" on their bottle, which is typical of American and Irish Whiskey, but not Canadian "Whisky". I found the chocolate flavor to be stronger than the banana, but the two make an interesting combo. I wasn't bananas about it initially, but it grew on me, making it an acquired taste. I don't know how others drink this, but I found it worked nicely in my version of a "Dirty Monkey" (recipe below). Although I found this whiskey to my liking, I still prefer my go to banana rum for this type of drink. Doughboy approved Doughboy_Food_Reviews Doughboy Dirty Monkey: -30-50ml Dark Chocolate Banana Whiskey -5 oz milk of choice -1 tsp sugar free chocolate syrup -21g chocolate protein powder -1/4 diced large banana or 1/3 medium banana -1 tsp peanut butter -4 medium sized ice cubs -approximately 1/2 tsp xanthan gum to thicken -Blend well in a standard blender, pour and enjoy

Every time I come here, I have a good experience. You'd be hard pressed to find a larger selection…read moreof wines and spirits. They usually have some kind of wine tasting or spirits tasting as well. Employees are always helpful.

My day has been made. We stopped in at this location for a cold soda on a hot day. They have ample…read moreparking and gas station stalls with an easily accessible location. We entered and meandered as we always do entering a Kwik Trip. We made our rounds looking at all they had prepared. The store was clean and actively being tended to by their staff. I had my heart set on a sweet tea, but alas the tea had not been brewed with a note saying unavailable for today's date. We jokingly dramatized our grief for this occurrence and were overheard by a staff member. Enter Xavier. I quickly told him it was totally fine, and I would certainly live without it. He checked all the tanks and even agreed with me that the unsweet tea (the only full tank) was disgraceful and a sin. I carried on selecting one of their numerous other quality beverage options, and before I knew it Xavier had returned with a coupon for a free beverage. I was astounded and grateful to receive that albeit totally unnecessary. How kind was he! It was as if he took personal accountability for the mishap; what company integrity and behavior! I thought this gesture was so sweet, and while not expecting anything for such a silly little event, it's certainly a nice change of pace in our current world of customer service. Upon checkout, the cashier, Maya, handled the our transaction just as pleasant and friendly as ever. This location certainly has some of the best staff across the brand and makes us feel appreciated as customers so matter how small the purchase.

Came here to buy ZYN products, per usual. I presented my manufacturer coupon for a can FOR $1…read more Unfortunately, the cashier I was stuck with was the insufferable older woman who is always rude. She attempted to take $1 off, I corrected her and said it was a can of Zyn for $1. She then proceed to charge me $1.29 before tax. I asked what didn't she understand about a can of Zyn for $1 and why she wouldn't scan the coupon. She insisted she couldn't scan the coupon because of some company policy. I took my coupons and left. I'd rather not deal with this woman or location at all. How this woman still has a job here is beyond me. I've been coming here for years and she has never once smiled, has never once properly greeted me or other guest and gives a stupid stare when you ask how she is doing. If you have been to this location, you know the woman.

Typical WI strip mall liquor store. Lots of Brandy, Spiced Rum and Vodka. Not so much on higher…read moreend products or slightly off the norm like Myers Dark Rum. Interior is nicely laid out and decently maintained. Prices are comparable to Pick N Save and the couple other Liquor stores in the general area. On the negative... The strip mall the shop is in, is rather run down and needs a good upgrade, especially the parking lot. This effects the "curb appeal" of shopping there.

Pav and his team are always helpful. Enjoy stopping into the shop, enjoy the great beer and bourbon…read moreselection, and talking with Pav.

I love going to Woodman's when I have to stock up on pantry staples. I find that their prices are…read moreon average the most reasonable for dairy, canned goods and most produce. The store can be a bit chaotic, depending on the time you visit, and the checkout lines can be extra long. If you don't mind the crowds, it's a great place to save extra money.

Being an out of stater I was amazed at the huge selection and variety at Woodmans! Be prepared to…read morespend at least an hour walking through this aisles, especially the international section, they have so many varieties and no store compares. One small downside is the discounted produce at the front are expired and it's been rare to find a treasure that still appears edible. Overall good deals on fresh produce can be hit or miss with sales on berries. Absolutely love the vegeterian options I have never seen so many tofu, veg burgers, vegan meals, etc in one place (same goes for gluten free!)

New management/ownership and it's unfortunate to see this place slide. I'll start out by saying…read morethe food here has never been amazing. Frozen burger patties for sure, it was bar food with slightly upscale beer variety for adults and a kids meal served on a frisbee for their plate for the young ones with discounted arcade card options with meals. Overall fun and worth a trip every so often for a family meal out. This weekend we first noticed new smaller menus, simple can be ok, no big deal. But we could tell it was new ownership the second our appetizer came out. Portions for our usual fried pickles were legitimately enough for one person served in a dish that could fit a single scoop of ice cream. Weird. One server was wearing the equivalent of hot pants and really should not have been... floors were sticky... and I could see the filth around the handle of the walk in cooler behind the bar.... so I can only imagine the state of the kitchen. The arcade is gross now and not only were a ton of games not in service but some were half pulled away from walls/clearly unkempt. When I say dirty, I mean filthy. It's an arcade, I get it, but it's clear that NO ONE here cares or takes pride in running a clean and organized restaurant/establishment. The kid behind the counter probably isn't paid enough to keep it clean and organized but he does get paid enough to literally play arcade games in between customers... because he did. And hey, maybe that's a perk of this job. But management should then hire someone to wipe the games down at least once per shift. Our server was polite and timely- she also worked here before the change in ownership since I remembered her and none of these things were a reflection of her so I shall not name names. These symptoms start with a lack of management and high standards in the service industry. I really hope they can get it in gear because there's really no appeal to go back as of now.

How in the world does this place stay in business? A few friends and I stopped in on a Saturday…read morearound lunch time and the huge bar was completely empty except for one random guy. Lucky for us, we should get great service, right? Wrong. First of all, we couldn't get a Paloma because they have nothing grapefruit behind the bar. So we ordered basic mixed drinks, like a captain and coke, G&T, etc.. disappointing that a bar so big doesn't even have basic juices but whatever. You know how most bartenders take the bottles that are on display and pour drinks in front of you? They don't do that here. They go around the corner and pour out of some mystery bottles, and as soon as we tasted our drinks we figured out why. The captain and coke tasted like coke, and nothing more. We actually paid for an extra shot just to make the drink properly. Getting that extra shot, though, was a problem - our bartender, who honestly acted like we were a major inconvenience in her day, didn't even look our direction for 15 minutes after delivering weak, ungarnished "cocktails." Live and learn, I guess. Definitely won't be back. UPDATE: through a series of unfortunate events, we did go back. Different bartender this time, but the same completely unfriendly service, horribly understaffed, nothing that would remotely attract a potential diner. We were actually going to grab a burger this time, but after waiting 15 minutes just to *order* a drink, we left to get a burger elsewhere. I mean, imagine that. We are literally at a restaurant with "burger" in the name and we left to get a burger somewhere else. The irony would be funny if I wasn't so pissed off.