We are staggering away from a debacle that just landed us suppossedly on television August 3…read more "Sure I'll sign your release form. But does it include a beer? No well screw you then." So we stumble down Las Vegas Blvd, searching for a place to buy a cheap beer. No more of this $20 drink crap.Where the hell are we gonna find it? My feet hurt. And then a beacon in the dark. A brightly lit sign that says, Beer, Wine, and liquor. We almost started to cry. It's your typical Vegas liquor store, with the usual souveneirs. I grab a sugar free sparks and a pack of marlboro lights. I'm good. Welcome to Vegas. "Woo, woo!!!!" "Where's that coming from?" 9 confused girls of course getting cat calls but looking around to see the source. And then we see it. Vaguely resembles a very famous guy hanging out the window of a limo. "(Again) "Woo, woo! Ah crap, driver keep going!" "Wait a mintue," we all ask "Was that Carson Daly? Holy crap that was Carson daly. Did we just get a cat call from Carson Daly?" A fit of laughter ensues.

Just a little corner in the district area of MGM grand. They have tons of stuff Candy gone drinks,…read moreincluding alcohol and non-alcoholic drinks. In addition, they have ice cream, cigarettes, alcohol, small bottles, non-prescription medication. Another cool thing they have is some electronic stuff in case you forgot it at home as well as some souvenir keychains, etc. one cool thing they have is that they have some MGM golden lion souvenir cups that are pretty neat. And sunscreen. Prices aren't terrible for what it is and it certainly is convenient if you forgot something.

Its a shop with overpriced drinks, candy, and other things at a convenience store. Its vegas, all…read morethese strip mall stuff is always expensive. At least you can room charge these. Its clean in here and the workers are nice.

Do yourself a favor and visit the nearby convenience store located next to DryBar in case it's…read moredifficult for you to see/ find it on Google Maps. It's a great way to save some money on drinks, especially since you'll likely be doing a lot of day drinking at restaurants, as well as evening events and shows. You can grab your beer, hard seltzers, and other alcoholic beverages in between your activities. You're welcome!

Walked into purchase adult beverage, and their prices are double what the regular price should be…read morefor example a bag of hot fries advertise as 2.99 on the bag and the cashier rung up for 6.99 and I brought it to his attention that the bag says 2.99 and his response was "nope" Then a 4 pack of VMC margaritas box 4 pack 8oz cost 20.99 The usual price for those run between 9.99 to 12$ Unfortunately I do not support stores who takes advantage of people .

It's a very nice store with plenty of liquor to choose from but it's pricey because it's on the…read morestrip. I was checking on a Buzzball and the price was $8 when the normal price at other stores cost $4, so I ended up leaving without it. I bought a couple of water bottles which were very reasonable at $1 each.

Super convenient , but high gross, with no lack of customers. This tiny convenient / liquor store…read moreis a mint. The attendant was very friendly but never apologizes for the prices or lack of what you stopped in for. You might say it reflect the French diplomatic model to the tee. Certainly I'll return if the need arises I'm just hoping the needs are far and few between. La vue de la ville est si belle à partir d'ici, je ne peux pas l'image d'un endroit comme celui situé sous la vraie Tour Eiffel à Paris, mais il serait vraiment cool si il l'a fait.

A really great place to stop if you enjoy terrible grocery store wine (Barefoot???) at triple the…read morenormal price. The selection is tiny, the prices are crazy and given that it's attached to a "French" themed casino, they should hang their heads in shame.

Located inside the Luxor on the Strip by the Starbucks by the registration desks (go down the small…read moredark corridor around the corner of Starbucks). One hour of free parking at self-park. Looked for this shop to look at some retail SnackDaddy products. Unfortunately they are so expensive! The chicken feet chips and duck tongue chips were $20 each! And the specialty Snickers were $10! Some of the other flavored chips I see commonly in SF Bay Area Asian supermarkets for $3 were $10-14 here! Cashier was helpful checking prices.

River is awesome and this my second time here. I love their oils and vinegar, quite unique…read moreflavors. I really like the pistachio cream liquor and I can't wait to come back here and try all the vinegars. It's such a cool little store!

Amber made our visit to S&S An adventure. We learned so…read moremuch about Tequilla and Mescal along with the people Responsible for their goodness. She was awesome answering all our questions and her knowledge of the inventory was impressive. They have a rewards program so everything you buy pays it forward at some Point. Give S&S a try you won't be disappointed. I did not even talk about the other products they sell like balsamics and olive oils. Thank you Amber you represented S&S well.

vibes here are the best ! friendly staff! answered all my questions. will come here againread more

Stopped in for some souvenirs, not a whole lot to choose from. But got something…read more Staff was nice and shelves were fully stocked.