There are 3 liquor stores within 4 miles of Walker with this one located in the middle of town…read more Prices are all very similar among the 3. WBS definitely has the largest wine selection. They have the only walk in beer cave and a decent selection of craft beers, including from the local brewery. I don't go to a store to make friends so I really don't care if the clerk wants to chit chat. I'm happy if they have a good selection and reasonable prices and I can get in and out quickly. If you live here or didn't stock up before you left the Cities, Walker Bay Spirits is a good option.

This is one of a couple of liquor stores in Walker, MN. I happen to prefer this one over the…read moreother. This store has a good selection of liquor, wine and beer. Now, if you have read my previous reviews, I am a bit of a snob. So, this is the place to go if you want to imbibe something a little classy (yes, they do have cheap stuff too). Their prices are average at best, but not to worry if it is the only place you can get your favorite bottle or beer. Honestly, check out both stores if you are in Walker. I mean, come on, it is not that big. You will have time! However, you will most likely be back here when your fanciness takes hold.

I am feeling very generous because I am on vacation and a bit more relaxed than usual…read more So upon landing in the great white north (not so white this time of year) we went to a local Costco to stock up on our favorite beverages only to find that the did not sell them at this particular location. This is where Safari Liquors comes into the picture. After a 4 hour drive, we finally get close to our final resting place. No, we weren't dying but rather getting away to rest. Geesh, you cannot get rid of me that easily. Anyway, driving through town that is closest to our cabin, there stood Safari Liquors and I began to weep. Yes, it had been a long day of traveling.... Walked in and stocked up on what we felt we needed for the week. Unfortunately our estimates were off and we've been back several times since then. Their beer selection is what you would expect in a smaller town. I'm used to IPA's however there were none to be found. Had to go with an EPA instead. Regardless, it was cold and refreshing to say the least. The staff here was really cool and helped me to bring my purchased items to the car. That is service that I am not used to, living in California. The store is on the small side but it has basically everything you need from beer, soda, mixes and hard liquor. Conveniently located, it is still a 10 mile drive to get here from where I am staying however the drive does me some good and gives me some "me" time.

From the owner: We have the largest selection of beer, wine and spirits in the area. We are easy to find and have…read morean easy location to drive to. We're at the intersection of Highway 2 & Highway 371 near Teal's Market. We have knowledgeable and friendly staff that can help you with your needs. Cold Beer and Ice always available!

Excellent liquor store tucked away off of Highway 71 N. near County Road 22...this charming liquor…read morestore offers a unique wine selection and a variety of cold beer and spirits. The prices are fair and the customer service is excellent. They even have a refrigerated Stittsworth meat vending machine located outside by the front door. If you need a great cut of meat in the middle of the night you have an option now. This is an impressive liquor store, in northern Minnesota. *****

From the owner: Off-sale beer, wine and liquor store. 10% discount on cases of wine, liquors and 10+ cases of…read morebeer. Clean store with friendly service!

Prices marked are cash only... they say you get a cash discount but it's simply the price marked,…read morethey charge more if you pay with credit. It's a really shifty way to price things, I'm not sure if it's even legal to do. For instance a bottle of booze marked at $36.99 will cost $38.99 if you use a card , if you use cash the discounted price is 36.99. They do mark down items that are past the expiration date, but don't mention that it's old. I will only shop there in the future as a convenience as it's really close to me. If you want an honest price and not have to pay the credit card processing fee for the vendor go to Hackensack liquor they also give a discount to verified veterans

I am from Minneapolis but I've been shopping at this liquor store for 25 or 30 years. I fish a lot…read more(winter and summer) in the Leech Lake area and we always stop to buy our beer and booze there. We could probably save a couple of bucks buying at home, but their prices are reasonable so it would not be a huge savings. Plus, I love giving this small family business my business. And, it's the cleanest liquor store I've ever been in! Give it a try. You will not be disappointed.

What an unbelievable meal we had AGAIN at Green Scene. Their…read morefood quality, preparation and presentation is really, really impressive. We are so often, disappointed when we leave a restaurant: It has gotten so expensive I guess our expectations are a little higher. Not here. Genuinely one of the best meals I have had in a long time!

We closed out the Green Scene Year on New Years Day to listen to music and enjoy the tasty food and…read moredrinks before they close until spring. I loved my Hot Bourbon drink with a nice hit of cayenne butter and a few other tasty additions the Gin and Tonic was amazing as usual. I had the Carnitas Pizza (crisp crust, well prepares Carnitas and fresh greens) and Wild Rice Mushroom Soup. (Deep flavors with nicely done Wild Rice.). We started with the bacon wrapped dates (perfectly sticky) and the White Bean dip (tasty and crisp veggies includes watermelon remediates, yum ). This remains my favorite spot in the area, worth the drive for sure.

On Saturday they turned the parking lot into a beer garden, complete with $1 beers on tap and a…read moregame of washer toss. Loved it!

Great little liquor shop in the Northwoods. Great selection of wines. Very friendly staff.read more

The food was excellent and the service was polite and expedient. The prime rib was delicious. The…read moreplace was packed on a Friday, but that did not stop the servers from getting us in and out fast.

Was up visiting family, and we decided to hold our family dinner at the restaurant. We sat down…read moreat an open table and were there for at least 15 min without anyone stopping by our table. They had quite a few customers, so we didn't get irritated. However, people sat at a table next to us, and we literally watched as a server followed them to the table to wait on them. We then noticed another server approach another table that arrived well after we did. One of my pieces went up to her and asked if we could get menus. She stated that she thought someone was already helping us. Ummmm, we had no menus or drinks in front of us. She came over with menus and took our drink orders. She stated she would bring kids menus. We waited almost 10 more min, and again, had to approach someone to get these menus. Finally, we got our orders in, we didn't time it but took forever to get our food. The kids were starving at this point, and when the food finally came out, they had messed up one of their meals. The food was okay, but nothing special. We had plenty of leftovers, but it wasn't worth taking it with us. Overall, it took 3 hrs just to eat dinner. None of us will be going back.

Minnesota is one of those fine states that doesn't sell alcohol or tobacco products at…read moresupermarkets, it seems.... at least the local grocery concern in Bemidji doesn't. Aside: Technically speaking, campers at State Parks in Minnesota are prohibited from consuming alcoholic beverages... not that this seems to be enforced or enforceable, but the inconvenience of an extra stop for a bottle of wine and a twelver of Bud Light seems silly. Whatever. That all being the case, I ducked in to Bemidji Discount Liquor on the way back to our campsite. It was raining pretty hard, so while I had ice slowly melting in the Tahoe, I wasn't in a giant hurry to get back to camp, soggy as it was. Signage prohibiting entry of anyone under 21 didn't phase my 40 year old self, and somebody's underage kid opened the door for me. Stay classy, Bemidji. I found me 24 pack of Bud Light without much ado, but it took me a minute to realize, while hunting for a decent bottle of Pinot Noir for Mrs. Picante, that the wines were all organized alphabetically, not by varietal. I grabbed a decent one, and headed for the register. Good prices, nice folks. Incidentally, if you're looking for tobacco... That's a third stop on your way back to camp or home in Minnesota. Lucky for you, there's a smoke shop next door to the west and a gas station next door to the east.... Because selling food, drinks, and smokes under the same roof is so damned California after all.

In town from Las Vegas for my grandmother a funeral. My older sister and I went into the store to…read morepurchase over $100 in alcohol. When asked for ID at the counter I presented mine (1987) and my sister presented her passport. They refused the passport and made her go back to the hotel to get her ID.. My sister is 35 years old. The women working here are rude as hell.. I'm Stuck at the counter waiting because they won't sell me the alcohol until she shows ID. Pretty pathetic. If I didn't have dinner reservations for 7:30 I wouldn't even buy here.

Probably the best place to get liquor or beer if your in this region. Enough craft beer to suffice…read morethe needs of a craft beer nerd. I would be giving it a 4 star, but I did buy a pack of beer that was 3 weeks past date. I took it back and they gave me a return. I checked several other beers for the dates and they were out of date as well. I let the people at the counter know this and they seemed concerned. Not concerned enough though to take it off the shelf when I went back two days later. I found the same 3 week past date 6-pack back on the shelf. So my one word of warning would be to check the dates on the beer when you go there.