From the moment we were seated, everything was seamless. Seating was quick, service was fast, and…read moreour server went above and beyond -- great recommendations, and such a warm, welcoming attitude. We're visiting Texas from California to see family, and this was our first experience dining out here. I honestly cannot say enough good things. After reading some negative reviews beforehand, I was a little unsure, but I truly don't understand them. Yes, the food took slightly longer than what I'm used to--but even that wait was not long at all, and it was 100% worth it for the absolutely fantastic food we were served. If anything, I imagine those complaints may have come from much busier times. Overall, this experience exceeded expectations. Between the incredible food and top-tier service, it made our first dining experience in Texas an amazing one. We will absolutely be back when we're visiting family again!

It's a true Texas beer joint. Great burgers, cold beer, been there well over 60 years. A true…read moreTexas institution, made better by the patrons.

Visiting my family I needed a drink. Checked the nearby liquor stores and it was close so decided…read moreto try it. That was the best part...it was close. Pulled up and it was unclear if it was open as the building looks abandoned. There was a car in front so I chanced it and went inside. The selection was ok. Hardly any Scotch so I knew I would only visit for whisky. Went to the counter and asked for the Bullet and realized it was about $5 more than I normally pay. Anyway, it was close. So I chatted with who I presume was the owner and mentioned we may look to move into the area. He proceeded to tell me that was a bad idea as I would pay more for gas, wear and tear, and waste time commuting. Gas is far cheaper here than I'm used to. I have a good car warranty. I work remotely so if I did have to commute into Austin it is still 1/2 the amount of drive time I'm used to. That didn't sway him. It was just a bad idea to move here. I'm not sure if that is a marketing strategy to run away business and to discourage growth, but it seems to be here. I made my purchase and said thanks and have since honored the advice to not come back.

I got what I needed. Yes this place looks like an abandoned warehouse. One car out front, no open…read moresign, but the inside lights shown through the dank windows just enough that I decided to try the door. Very clean inside with cases of booze neatly stacked across the room. The perimeter walls lined with stocked shelves of all the major alcohol groups. I bought some bottles of different varieties I'd never seen before, nice gifts to take back home to PDX in a few days. The Owner was friendly & helpful, I can understand why a review mentions his off-putting demeanor. We chatted about the growth happening in & around Taylor, which he doesn't plan on being around for, as it's a new era moving into town & I'm sure some young hip Folks will "do it up" for the town. Bottom line~ Booze ~ Wine ~ not so much Beer ~ Ice ~ (The refrigeration went out during the pandemic & it's been impossible to get some specific part. Yes he's had someone out for repair, more than once.) Go get your bottles & support the small businesses in your town. No thrills or extras, interesting conversation & some random Cool booze worth trying may come home with you. Go down a couple blocks to grab beer & ice!

Passing Through the great state of Texas and as most know in smaller communities a solid wine…read moreselection can be hard to find. Twin Liquors selection was impressive....and the Port selection positively surprising. It was the only Prescription for the fever I had for a nice bottle (or two) of good wine!

I too have had to deal with the BS of my son going with me into the store and they requesting his…read moreID. I told them he does not need as ID as he is NOT purchasing anything, they said they didn't care and still required it. I said a few choice words and left the crap on the counter. They are rude and will not do business at that location, taylor, tx or any other twin liquor location.

Such sweet, and accommodating people! Actually I've…read morevisited this little neighborhood establishment several times. Look, at age 77, with trifocals. And a cane, you would think I would not dare enter this quaint, small town liquor shop ( it's too small to be called a "store"!). But, if "one doesn't try then one doesn't enjoy the finer things in life, now, does one?!". Let Mwa be the judge...happy sipping

I came in here to get a bottle of liquor. The location was convenient for me. It's near a gas…read morestation mini strip mall section. There a few parking spots available in front of the store. Customer was pretty good, because when I entered the guy was friendly. I asked where I can find the brand of liquor i needed and he verbally directed me to it. I was able to get and out in under 5 minutes. He even let me know that there were different sizes behind the counter for next time This is great neighborhood liquor store. Definitely recommend it.

Only place in the area with cigarillos. Quality ones not black and milds or whatever garbage…read more Employee was really cool and friendly

We stopped in to purchase liquor and the owner was very sweet. She helped us choose some spirits we…read morewanted to gift. The store seems to have mixers, liquor and lots of variety. Plenty of parking spots in the business complex to not have to stress about where to park. We will be coming here if we need more spirits.

The more I come here, the better it is. Margo will actually listen to your suggestions and before…read moreyou know it, your suggestion is implemented. She knows her stuff when it comes to regions, countries, etc. Great liquor selection and fantastic craft beer selection. She is also one of the few places in the Austin area to have the very hard to get Dogfish Head 120 Minute IPA!

Palm Valley Liquors is very close to me so convenience is a plus. I am very enthusiastic about…read moresupporting local, small businesses and they offer a wide selection. Additionally, customer service is receptive and friendly. I will continue my patronage and recommendation. Support your local businesses!

From the owner: We are brand new liquor store Please come to check us…read more Thank you

This liquor store is located in a shopping center just a short walk away from Home Depot and next…read moreto a Goodwill. It's approximately 1000 ft.² inside and is reasonably well merchandised throughout. It is primarily a liquor store, but they do have a few racks of wine. They do have cold beer in the back and their prices are fairly decent. They have a good liquor selection, but not much on the high retail end. Just a good neighborhood liquor store located on Highway 79 in Hutto.

From the owner: Great costumer services, our employees are very friendly and helpful to all costumersread more

Waterloo Gin is a proudly American/New World style, less juniper-forward, sourcing botanicals…read morenative to Texas. That means that despite being bottled at 94 proof, it's remarkably smooth, balanced, and easy to drink. The brand's flagship Waterloo No. 9 Gin uses nine botanicals, as you may have guessed, including but not limited to lavender, grapefruit, and pecan, all locally sourced. This was the first gin I genuinely enjoyed drinking straight, and even more so when mixed into cocktails. What immediately captured my attention, and imagination, is their Barrel-Aged Gin. Not just taking a page from whiskey-making but taking care to honor the traditional process, this is what happens when you take the classic No. 9 and age it for two years in new American white oak barrels. Gently smokey, honeyed, with hints of spice, it's unlike any gin or whiskey I've ever had, in the best way possible. Though the production floor isn't open to visitors, the mercantile bar across the plaza is ready already a destination for all. Don't miss the Waterloo Gin Old Fashioned, which simply swaps bourbon for aged gin. It's one of the best twists I've had on the classic.

They hosted a virtual event that was so much fun! We learned a lot and I got to try new things (and…read moreI actually liked them). Lindsey was awesome! She helped us figure out different ways to make cocktails with things around the house and we all had suggestions on how to improvise during quarantine. For example, my husband and I ended up muddling raspberries and pineapple in gum syrup to make the flavored ones because we couldn't find the flavored ones. We can't wait to try more Waterloo, Treaty Oak and Liber & Co. products after this!