Small location and high prices. I expected the prices since only the state can sell wine. This…read morelocation does not have a large selection of liquor or wine. The staff is friendly and efficient.

On my fourth visit to SLC I finally got to shop in one of these fabled State Liquor Stores. Unsure…read morewhat to expect, I assumed prices would be marked up to Hell and the selection wouldn't be great compared to what I am used to back home where we can get liquor any ol place. It turns out I was incorrect on both counts. My Utah resident friend is not much into beer, so instead of dragging her to local breweries, I picked up some mix and match cans of local brews here. (Craft beer is mostly singles, more domestic or popular stuff you can get in packs.) I got three of them and one foofoolala watermelon hard lemonade for around $10. What a steal. The beers were Jenny P. beers too, so stouts and a belgian of higher %. I was very happy about the pricing. All of the beers turned out to be bangers, too. I rated them highly on untappd. The store layout was in nearly thirds, one each for beer, liquor, and wine. A good portion of the beer section was seltzers and foofoo stuff, but they had a decent selection of actual beer, and half of it was Utah brewed beer. There are people here making it and consuming it, and it's good. Be not afraid. I got a kick out of the warning signs at the entrance. The church government does not want its subjects to consume adult beverages. Hence the whole having to buy alcohol in a specific store run by the govmint. You can also buy beer from breweries just fyi. I get lost trying to keep track of all the rules making it harder to be a degenerate. But I digress, there was also a security guy by the door and everyone buying here gets ID'ed, which is not too different from back home. I found customer service to be just fine, and found what I needed easily. Everything was well organized and again the prices were unbelievable. The yelp listings for these are not always accurate, and I tried to make a new entry for this one with the correct address because it wasn't pulling up for me. Yelp merged it together with another location, but at least the address is correct now. This was the one I went to. There are many in the Salt Lake area. I would come back to sin at the State Liquor store again when I'm in town next time. They are closed on Sunday, shocking.

I love Trader Joe's. This one is close to my work, so I stopped for some groceries on the way home…read more One thing I don't like about this location is the parking lot. It shares with a bunch of places and is always busy. I also think the way the carts are set up is a little awkward without a good way to put it back without blocking the road. I went on a Monday at about 5:00, and it wasn't busy at all. They were out of a few of the items I was looking for but had mostly everything I needed. I love the layout of this store. I thought it had really good flow. The employee who checked me out was very kind. I'll be back!

Favorite store, love all the food choices for healthy eating. Store is always clean and staff oh my…read moregosh is anyone not happy there!!! Great atmosphere always

This is one of the best liquor stores in Utah. It has a huge wine selection as well as plenty of…read moreother spirits and beers. I am always able to find what I'm looking for. The service is always friendly and efficient. The ambiance is spacious for a liquor store, and I'm not nervous to move around and risk crashing the glass bottles in this location!

Simple review. State liquor stores have a general selection of liquor but is not a total wine…read more Prices are also 25% more than Costco, or other discount retailers. If you can BYOL!

When you need wine, you need wine!…read more It's your average state run liquor store. I've been in here a few times, and service has always been friendly and I've found what I'm looking for relatively quickly. Saturday just before closing usually has a line.

As to be expected, the rates here are higher than usual, especially if you're not from Utah. Not…read morethe stores fault. The staff was decent. Smiled and said hello. They have a pretty large variety of wine and the good stuff is locked away (you'll need assistance for that). I came specifically for some rum to make mojitos and got what I needed - good ol Bacardi. The Mrs wanted some beer so she found some from Priaire as she likes that brand from Oklahoma. Overall pretty good. Thanks for the doing the lords work by being open till 10pm.

A cute little liquor shop in Old Midvale, they have a selection of popular alcohol that works for…read moreeveryone. The service is a quick and friendly. Would recommend stopping in

If I could rate a 0 I would . He kicked me out with my service dog when he was in a down position…read morenot doing anything but his job . I read the door it clearly says you can have service animals in the store . He was rude! Even after I told him I have a service animal he continued to tell me to take him outside .

Every time I come here, I always leave with a wonderful experience!…read more There are a ton of wine and liquor options, but they mostly focus wine. The service is always friendly and helpful. Just like a normal liquor store, I am always nervous to go inside because there are so many glass bottles and I'm worried about bumping into something and crashing the whole wall down. But there are baskets that you can pile your drink choices into, and there is plenty of room to maneuver your basket.

Bad/disrespectful customer service. My girlfriend and I were quietly browsing the store when an…read moreemployee approached us and demanded our IDs before we had even finished shopping. Instead of waiting until checkout like everywhere else, he singled us out and treated us like we were doing something suspicious just for existing in the store. We had zero issue showing ID. We are of legal age and obviously would have presented them at the register when purchasing, like everyone else. The problem was the employee's attitude and obvious assumption that he had "caught" two underage customers. The interaction felt rude, condescending, and completely unnecessary. What made it worse was how public and embarrassing it was. Other customers were around while this guy decided to go on a power trip for no reason. Then, the second he realized we were legal, he disappeared to the back and didn't say another word. No apology, no professionalism, nothing. If employees are going to profile customers and make them feel uncomfortable while shopping, maybe they should at least know how to interact with people respectfully afterward. Completely killed the mood and guaranteed we won't be returning to this location.

This place is so clean and has a cool layout. The zero scraping on the outside of the building also…read moreadds to the building design

Love this liquor store. Super nice, classy and has that new fresh liquor store feel to it…read more Plenty of clearance in certain sections of the store and then there's a lot of local distillers who sell their alcohol here. Beehive gin is a favorite.

I think of all the State Liquor & Wine Store chains it had the largest selection of cooking wines…read more The staff is happy to help and offer suggestions. I've been on days when it's dead and days when it's super crowded and the store is big enough it never feels crowded. The staff is able to work through the line pretty quickly.

This has got to be the best liquor store in the valley. With large selections of wine, and liquor…read moreeven bear if you want more than 3.2%. There is always an off duty police officer standing guard on the weekends, and tonight he had an extra duty of counting people into the store. You know for social distancing reasons. I like the measured amount of people being let into this store, it make for a nicer shopping experience, not so crowded. This store is usually wall to wall people and lines are long. Everyone was getting ID'd because of everyone having to wear a mask. I've seen people get sooo upset because they didn't follow our strict liquor laws and their sale was denied. I'll help you out (see below) 1. If your drivers licence is expired don't even try to come in. 2. If you walk in with your friends, and you don't plan on buying anything YOU will still get ID'd. If you don't have ID or your ID is expired the SALE will be denied. The best thing to do is stay in the car, and let your friend go in alone. I never understood why a gaggle of friends have to walk into the liquor store together. It only takes one of you in your group to get the sale denied. 3. Only acceptable ID is a valid passport. One that is expired will NOT work. A valid drivers licence. (If you renewed your drivers licence, and are waiting for your new one to arrive in the mail, and you only have your old drivers licence with the punch marks in it, but it's not expired you will be denied the sale.) Punched drivers licences are not valid. 4. Military ID On a side note: have your ID out and ready to go so you don't hold up the line. It makes for a faster sale.... I forgot to add...if they smell liquor on your breath NO sale either.

Went to discount liquor Evanston, Wy. I got a bottle of the chocolate brownie moonshine, and it…read morewas nasty. It was bad. It was gloppy and I will post pictures anyway even though the liquor store can get it reimbursed from the manufacturer they would not exchange it for me would you drink it????

My go-to liquor store in Evanston. The beer cooler is very impressive with many brands I don't…read morenormally see. And that's the main reason to visit. Prices are not good. The bottle of fireball I bought would have been cheaper back in Utah. The beer was also more expensive.

A few words of advice for those of you planning on drinking in Utah... plan ahead!…read more We decided to go pick up a bottle of wine and a bottle of champagne from this "Store 37" on 12/31 - just about 8 hours before New Years Eve. So did the rest of the Park City Community... there was a line out the door! Along with really strict liquor laws in Utah, the state governs the liquor stores and the number of people that can enter at one time. It was kind of funny actually, but quite a unique experience. Once we made it through the line to get inside, we browsed the mediocre selection and picked up a few things only to wait in another line to check out. Our mission was worthwhile, however, we did return with alcohol to bring in the new year! An additional thing to note, however, is that the state of Utah puts a special sticker on every single bottle of alcohol that is sold in their state. We found this out the hard way... we brought a special bottle of wine with us to dinner one night - one we'd brought from home here in AZ - and were told they could not cork it for us as it was not bought in the state of Utah. Jared actually tried to tell the waiter that indeed it was (not knowing the sticker deal at that point). Just a heads up and hopefully that will help out in your future plans! And for you naughty little yelpers, FYI - it is possible to transfer the stickers from one bottle to another. (I didn't say legal, but I did say possible). Happy new year!

Great selection of wines & liquor at great prices! Friendly staff that were very helpful! Will…read moredefinitely go back when in Park City, Utah again!