Decent wine and Bourbon selection, also good tasting bar. Staff friendly and helpful.read more

All the staff here are awesome and they have the best craft beer selection in Louisville.read more

Stopping at this Liquor Barn is the best tip I've gotten in 10+ visits to Louisville! I got to try…read moreso many unique bourbons for the cheapest price per pour I've seen. The staff was friendly and helpful, I also found a few bottles (sadly not rare ones) that I've been searching for. I will be back next time I'm in town!

The Liquor Barn brand continues to grow within the Kentucky area. This location in has a tasting…read morestand I'd call it for bourbon but a much more expansive area for beer. Service is great, my favorite tasting bar is the Liquor Barne Towne center though. You cannot beat that selection. That being said, wouldn't hesitate to go here and ask for what I need. They make good recommendations

Where do I begin with Springhurst Liquor Barn. Never have I ever gotten this level of customer…read moreservice from a liquor store. 5 star is a slap in the face for what it really should be. There's 50 stars on the flag of America , Springhurst should have no less than that. A young lady, maybe in her 20s....think all the employees were calling her "Niner", she was the biggest help. Was torn between a bottle of Nudu, Nulu, something like that or some New Riff Backsetter and she quickly helped me decide the New Riff would best suit my pallet. I had this same problem and was shunned/rushed because I was asking for help at Total Wine. As far as I'm concerned they are Liquor Barn from Wish.com Keep calm and bourbon on!

They have an amazing selection of stuff to buy but the employee I had ring me out was rude. I was…read morefollowed around the store, I'm aware I look young but if you have an issue or something then come up to me and ask me, don't follow me around. Then the same man rang me out when I went to check out and he was rude. Asked for my ID, then when I gave it to him, he looked me up and down with the most disgusted face, then scanned my id and quite literally threw my drinks into the bag. Not sure if ill be going back.

Totally unreasonable pricing. Don't know how people are allowed to charge way over retail for any…read morereasonable Bourbon. Run to Cox/evergreen. Worth the trip.

I have always liked this store. Good selection at reasonable prices. First noticed it years ago…read morewhen I use to frequent the place next door( Brix wine bar) Which I also recommend and if your pressed for time the liquor store has a convenient drive through-window

great product selection for such a small store. friendly workers, quick service. in and outread more

A-OK, Indeed. You're not going to get a fancy-pants 'spirits' experience here. But, if you're…read morelooking for a good selection of reasonably priced (maybe a touch on the high side) bottles, you're in the right spot. Quarters are cramped, so come in with a game plan. If you find yourself lollygagging around the store, odds are you're going to bump into someone/something and no one is going to be happy about it. There's, likely, a rhyme and reason to the organization but I didn't discern it. That means that you shouldn't come here if you're looking for the perfect bottle but you're short on time. Come here, when you have a second to wander (not, lollygag) and explore the options. Again, not a big space but there's a nice quantity and selection if you take the time to look for it. The folks at the counter are helpful but they're busy. If you need something, you may have to wait for a bit. Know this. If they ask you if you need help, say yes. You won't get asked again. This isn't an issue of being rude. It's an issue of having stuff to do. They keep it moving. I dig that. I tend to enjoy a relaxed (lollygagged) booze shopping experience, so SSBS will probably never be my go-to, but it's not at all a bad place to shop. Just follow the rules I laid out and all will be well. Oh, I saved the best part of this place for last: there's a drive-thru!

3.5 Hopefully, by…read morethe time this review gets some eyes on it, the business listing is completed. Sorry, folks. I hate writing reviews of places without all the information available for your consideration/consumption. I'd driven past this older white house for years. Over the years, there have been many neon signs outside of it but I never felt compelled to stop in. On my way to a dinner party at a friends' house, I decided to detour from my go-to wine & spirits shop in this part of town and try something new. I believe I found a replacement. Zora's has a large parking lot, ample selection and lots of charm. As Louisville/Jefferson County business/residence creeps ever closer to Shelby County, stores like Zora's become more and more necessary. After dropping $x on a mini-manse, you can't expect folks to travel into the city limits for some vino. US 60E has needs. The night I stopped in, I chatted with the proprietress (Zora?). She asked me what I was looking for and my price point. At that time, I hadn't come up with my sure-fire wine system but I told her the crowd, the situation and how much I wanted to spend. She directed me to a Fat Bastard Cab (towards the upper end of what it should go for, price-wise; the wine was drinkable and inoffensive for a casual dinner party with good friends) and a Three Winds Syrah (the better of the two by far; great price point, very popular with food and just drinking; palatable for red lovers of all kinds - ie fruity & spicy with a round finish). She (I'm just going to call her 'Zora') knew her way around all the product, was very easy to talk to and offered great suggestions for future buys. For the majority of my time there, I was the only customer but by the time I left, a few other people walked in. Eastwood, Boston, Long Run, Fisherville... you have a nice place at which to buy booze.* *Lookit Louisville with all these neighborhoods. I love it. I remember when Jefferson County/Louisville neighborhoods = subdivisions.

Great service, great selection and convenient to where I live. Happy to support this local business!read more

Very friendly owners. Stopped in to do a little bourbon hunting. Found a bottle I wanted. And in…read moretypical fashion in Kentucky it was secondary pricing. However I could tell the owner was a nice man and we chatted for a bit. He was jovial and I told him I wanted that bottle and if we could get the price right I would buy it. Reluctantly he finally met my price, which was only $20 over retail. He had some great bottles but I didn't want to overpay too much. I got my bottle at my price and he made a little extra. A very pleasant man who was kind and courteous. I would definitely shop here if I was a local.

Barbie likes me to rock her world, but more than that she likes me to liquor world... and liquor…read moreeverything and liquor everywhere really. Located way out east of Louisville in the fancy suburbs in a brand new Plaza that looks like it was just put up yesterday from plastic. Ooh plastic. Hi Barbie. I guess everybody needs liquor especially these Suburban people. Out here, there's not very much to do and you can get all kinds of spirits here (except ghosts), although it's not really dirt cheap - but at least it's here for all the people who need it. And I'm here for all the Yelpers who need me.

These guys distill some of my favorite vodka Rain brand!…read moreThey it mixed with muddled basil,fresh lime, stevia , and seltzer water poured over ice!

U & ur squad gettin sideways this way that way tonite?…read more Oya? Off what? Beer? Vizzodka? Dat yay? Senior citizen cocktails lol? Well F all that. There's only 1* drank w the reputation of can't adult juvenile #ha yolo immature af type sheeeid... FIREBALL FIREBALL FIREBALL FIREBALL FIREBALL mzafzas. Sacto bijz remember wtf I'm talking about. Don't sip gulp don't waterfall niagara ngz. #pouptoup N if ur crew's out at Dolores txt me 1-900-MIXALOT. ;) *Plus 4loko but they nerfed it so f that.