Went there on 2/3/26. First time here. Saw them on IG on started following them. Looks like they…read moreget a very good beer selection. Then actually going it was a lot better than I thought. They sell liquor too. They sell food also and array of other things. Staff was very friendly and attentive. Will definitely be back to look at their beer selection more. Cheers!

Upscale store (not just liquor! Also have butcher on-site and more!) with a nice selection of rums…read more A bit pricier than our usual store but happy to find this well-located shop when we needed to buy a hostess gift for a house party! Saved the day.

Clean, well organized. Friendly, knowledgeable staff…read more Large assortment of products. Prompt fulfillment of online orders. Weekly specials can often times provide huge discounts. Plenty of onsite parking.

Hazel's has a solid selection of wine, sake, beer, and a pretty decent one of spirits. Their staff…read moreare helpful and knowledgeable, and their prices reasonable for a brick and mortar shop. They have more choices than the Longmont Wyatt's for as much as 10% less. The only negative is their limited web portal (same as Wyatt's), with a very poor search feature and with no vintages for wine.

This store marks up their prices alot but its a local business around for years and right next to a…read morebigger, corporate competitor and its got some unique, hard to find offerings. I like to pay a little more to keep smaller businesses open that are surrounded by corporate competitors. Sadly, the owner has lost his way with an " us versus customer" attitude. It's almost like he thinks being petty about a bag is more important than the bigger picture which is offering something his competitors cant. He also snacks behind the counter, which isnt a good look. His nephew Sunny is always dinking around on Tik Tok on his phone instead of being customer focused. If he had asked if I wanted a bag I wouldnt mind paying at all but instead he made it awkward like its my fault he has zero customer service skills. I didnt have anything but a card and he didnt ask before he put that the transaction thru. Its like they have a negative mentality somehow patrons are trying to beat them out of 10 cents

A small but conveniently located little liquor store near King Soopers. This is actually is my…read morefavourite liquor store in which to buy dry sherry for cooking, but sometimes I get actual drinking booze, too. The dry sherry in question is very reasonably priced and the drinking alcohol selection quite good given the size of the establishment. The prices are reasonable and the staff has always been helpful and friendly. It's also nice that parking is basically the entire shopping center lot, so there are plenty of options in that regard.

Kostas was very friendly and very knowledgeable . Lots of variety of great tasting wine!read more

Love this store. Very family feeling and welcoming. I love the layout and decorations! Kostas is…read morethe man

Sarah and her staff always treat me with respect---and even go beyond to a level of helpfulness…read morethat is always appreciated and very commendable. Don't believe me? Try them out!! Brian Doubleday

I was Yelp Elite for nearly a decade, but have since gotten too busy and distracted to be writing…read morereviews. Every once in awhile an experience so either inspires me or irritates me that I'm motivated to return. I've lived in Boulder a long time, but recently moved to this side of town. I was looking to discover a new local wine shop to frequent, and although we got off to a rocky start, I was beginning to think this place could be my go-to. I typically buy a case of wine at a time. I've been in maybe 4x for cases, and a handful of other times for the one-off bottle here or there. I'm a health care worker and the last few months have been rough. I was driving by the other day in the brief period I have between work (stressful) and home (small child not in school), and realized I was overdue to refill my wine stock. I had a particularly challenging day and was near tears. Perusing wine is a happy distraction, and I thought I just had enough time -about 30 minutes, to pick out a case and a few bottles of liqueur. I had to cram a phone call into this time as well. I hurry in and the place has one customer in it. It's mid-afternoon on a weekday. I notice the sign on the door that says they have a 3 customer limit. Seems low to me, but good deal, they're trying to be safe. I spend about 20 minutes going back and forth between various wine sections trying to choose my case. I have 7 bottles in my cart, but I'm struggling with the last few because their selection is pretty picked over. They don't have most of the bottles I typically get, and their selection between $20 and $30 is much lower than usual. I suddenly look up to the usual young short-haired blonde woman with an angry, self-righteous expression on her face. She tells me I'm taking too long, I need to end my phone call and check out right now. I tell her I'm trying to pick out a case. She says there's a line of people trying to come in and I need to get out to make room for them. I'm mortified. In my sad-haze, I've been rude by spending too much time in the store! People are waiting for me! I quickly end my phone call, and rush up to the front where I discover the following. There is no line. There is one other person in the store who is checking out before me, so I wait in line for them to finish. The employee is laughing and chatting with the woman about how much business they are doing during COVID, and how much money they are making. There's about 10 different ways she could have alerted me to any worry she may have had that I was taking too long without lying and being rude. I guess this shop is doing so well on the backs of everyone's stress, isolation, depression and anxiety during COVID that they feel they can afford to lose customers. And since there's at least 3 other wine shops in Boulder with a great selection where the employees have always been kind and helpful, luckily I'll be in good hands.

I went in for some whiskey and tequila and walked out with two boxes of delicious finds! Tessa was…read morekind enough to walk me through the different tequilas they had to pair it best with the drink I was making. She also explained basic things like the differences in their marg mixes, what rare specialty beer batches they had in stock and so much more. We ended up trying something new we had never heard of - Onda Sparkling Tequilla. SUPER GOOD - you can't even taste the tequila (which is the best part for me). We actually blended it, added some berries and made a great version of a sangria. We love the pre-made can cocktails (mojitos and margs), as well as, the hard ice berry vodka popsicles. Since my hands were full with the boxes, the gentleman who checked me out even helped carry a box to my car. Wonderful family business that I will continue to support!

From the owner: Making our customers feel welcome, and always leave feeling better than when they walked in the…read moredoor. We have a warm and helpful atmosphere and the beer, wine and spirits for any occassion

Persona Wine is a hidden gem in Boulder. Easy to drive by on Pearl Street, yet so close to many of…read morethe places you already know. They're a natural wine shop, I'd say on the artisanal and boutique side. The shop itself is absolutely gorgeous. It's like hanging out in someone's living room. They have a vinyl record player setup, two cozy chairs, hanging plants, etc. The vibes are on point and extremely cozy. Don't expect a big box store with an over-the-top selection, but rather a thoughtful and meticulously curated variety of rotating natural wines from around the world. And the best part is the owner Sarah, who will walk you through any question you may have. Expert recommendations and super knowledgeable of the wines on display. We ended up purchasing a Californian rosé and an Italian white. The added bonus of the day was in their refrigerator, which holds chilled bottles as well as a small assortment of craft beers. I found a beer from Ology Brewing in little old Tallahassee, FL, my old college stomping grounds. I bought the beer on the spot and it was delicious. Even if you know nothing about natural wine, Persona is the unpretentious place for you to start. And if you are a big consumer of natural wine, then I'm sure you'll nerd out over the intentional selection the owner has assembled. Really cool spot in Boulder. Check them out!

If you've been to one Trader Joe's, you've been to them all; great snacks, good vibes, and dodgy…read moreparking lots. This one happened to be by my hotel, and it was perfect for me to walk over and pick up some snacks/meals for my trip to Boulder. It was packed in the middle of a Friday afternoon, and has all the things you'd expect. For me that meant some mineral waters, fruit & veggies, yogurt, and yeah, gummy lobsters.. why not. The staff is always friendly here, and I hope that means they take good care of their employees from up in corporate. It certainly seems that way. Always love TJs, always love Boulder, and put them together and it's a win!

The people are amazing, and it's a nice store. They have what they have, so you have to find…read morethings you like there. There's not much that's low-sodium, for example, like you'd find in a larger grocery store. I was going there for the frozen veggies, which makes life easy with busy kid- schedules. Not always time to pick up fresh produce on the way home. TJs frozen veggies were reliably better than anywhere else. They had really sweet peas, as sweet as sweet corn, that burst in your mouth. Lately, the peas are so dry and tough-skinned they're inedible. The broccoli florets are woody. There have been times over the years they were out of certain frozen veggies, and that seemed disappointing, but it was better then buying a bunch and thinking I had them to feed the kids, but then finding all we had was inedible. The broccoli has been woody for a couple months at least. We stopped buying that, and stocked up on the peas, but now they're gross. Since I went for the frozen veggies (and would just pick up anything else that worked for us there), we don't really have any reason to go unless they get that straightened out. Somebody please give me a heads up if it changes again!