I had not been here in a while, but it wasn't them, it was me. New job takes me an entirely…read moredifferent direction. Brought someone here from out of town who was looking for singles. Same amazing selection, staff were warm and welcoming, fair prices. While I can't speak for the wine side the beer side is well organized and easy to understand what is where. It remains great.

Great service and Great selection of craft beer. The staff goes the extra mile to provide the best…read moreof both!

Mad props to the beer buyer here. You may not know it, but if you are a craft beer nerd this place…read moreis on point with more "known" locations. Rarely is there a release that this place misses. Like, right now I can't even think of one. They have a huge cooler which means those fresh craft IPAs never get warm. Service is great as well. Shares a parking lot with Cooper's. Also has a fantastic whisky selection. Seriously, beer nerds. If you have not been here before check it out. You'll find some gems.

Exceptional customer service. Unexpected from a liquor store, especially so close to 10 pm when…read moremost of the time you get eye rolls. Both Tom and his co-worker were helpful, educational and friendly. They even offered to see if they could pick up our favorite brand of red wine for the store for future visits. Genuine connection, clean and tidy store, well stocked, competitive pricing, all around a great experience, we will be back!

completely parked in the wrong spot, halfway in Perrier's driveway. I'm sorry, there's no excuse…read more Anyway, I'm mentioning this because my tailgate was unlatched and fell open on my way home. As a mechanic, I have hazardous tools in the back that could harm people if they fell out.

Friday night staff helped me find the snoop dog wine 10/10 very helpful and attentiveread more

...this has been our go-to since moving to Summit Hill two days before the lockdown in 2020. Small…read morespace packs in lots of wonderful wine and beer selections. Knowledgeable staff, who occasionally throw shade. Like today...I go in enough to recognize folks, but not enough to be on a first name badis. Been a LONG day, picked family up from the airport after doing a LOT for other family all day. Stopped at 1st Grand for beer and wine. Brought my own bags in because: age, environment. As I head away from the wine with two carefully selected bottles in a bag, one of the staff all But accuses me of stealing. 1) Not stealing 2) Smile at customers 3) apologize after being snarky 4) I will likely Not go in again b/c not the firat time some person in there has been kind of an ass and 5) apparently, don't bring your own bags in there or be prepared to be challenged by a power hungry clerk. Who is probably, maybe, in another universe, a fine person.

This is the time of year through June that it's 20% off all pink roses'. I need to get asti…read morechampagne for upcoming book launches, I got the Cooks Spumante. They have an ongoing sale of 6 bottles of anything is 10% off. This really added up with a Zinfandel rose and Riondo Sparkling Rose. It's a beautiful store and Nick was very helpful.

Under new management Dannecker's is blooming. Friendly,…read moreresponsive folks, expanded inventory and newly cleaned and organized. Stop in, you're going to be greeted with a smile and upgraded products. A great asset to our neighborhood.

Cheap alcohol in the back of the grocery store. I just wish the grocery store would open back up.read more

This is by far one of my favorite wine shops + selections in the area. I love the staff and have…read morealways felt welcome, despite not being a wine expert. I've come to several of their Friday wine tastings and it's always a great chance to discover new wines I'd never typically try. They also carry a selection of liquor, NA, and THC drinks. Also, dog friendly!

These folks really know their wine and the selection they have isn't that run-of-the-mill or…read moreoverproduced crap you see it Total Wine and other stores. This place carries solid and well-made wines and if you don't know what you're looking for, just talk to them and tell them what you like and they can match you up. Great job, Chuck!

The rudest people ever. This is my second experience them being absolutely horrible so I'm writing…read morea review. My mom lives in Mendota heights. I'm 30 years old from California and came in with her (she's paying and purchasing) and they were so ungodly disrespectful and rude and told us to leave because I didn't have my ID (she did). Told my mom she couldn't buy the alcohol since I didn't have my id (after I walked out) MY MOTHER WAS BUYING AND IM 30 YEARS OLD. We came back to tell my dad the experience and he said "why would you ever go there? Every-time I go they're such dicks" - we will be telling the neighborhood to never go here.

Easily my favorite liquor store in the Saint Paul/Mendota Heights/West Saint Paul/Highland area…read more Fantastic selection of craft beer, wine, liquor, and mixers. Bonus stars for their build your own six-pack section. Awesome local vibe with even better staff. They always have awesome recommendations and dish out expert answers to every question I've ever asked. You can tell these guys are enthusiastic about their selections, and I always leave wondering why I even bother going anywhere else.

This is a well-stocked liquor store with a broad variety of wines, spirits, beer, cider, and other…read morerelated items. I've wanted to visit this place for a while because some searches describe this location as also having "The Big Cheese Company." Apparently that is largely a thing of the past. There is a domed cheese counter that is now used for fairly empty display, with a lot of storage behind it. A neon sign overhead still says BIG CHEESE. There is a nearby end cap fridge that has numerous cheeses, but other than the potted Stilton (which I was excited to find), the rest are fairly common grocery store cheeses locally. There is also smaller fridge near the registers with a few of the same cheeses. There are also numerous crackers, nuts, and other sides. In addition to the Stilton and a tin of pecan pralines, I found a few new ciders to try. My husband acquired a number of new beers as well, and we even tried beer from a local brewery there doing a tasting. Really nice folks!

In a very new looking building with parking but old inside. Very dark interior, not the cleanest…read morelobby . Nice helpful staff; can't believe box wine has gone up so much since 2022."Franzia"now $17.99 per box much cheaper at Total Wine $14.49 and $15.99. Highland Park location easy access.

Love Minnesota craft beer and liquor? Ombibulous is da spot! Buy singles of almost any beer in…read morethere and the best guys runnin the shop. Always freindly and knowledgeable.

This is one of the best liquor stores in the twin cities for local beer. Residing in a former gas…read morestation, Ombibilous is easily accessible off Hennepin Ave, welcoming you with it's bright lighted sign. The store has an extensive but well curated variety of local Liquor, Beer, Bitters, Syrups, Ciders and THC drinks. I'm always impressed by their stock of slightly less mainstream beer types/breweries. Definitely a great neighborhood shop and a spot to check out for a gift as well!

The storefront somewhat looks like a place where hobbits would buy their wine. Is that a good…read morething? Absolutely. Like the name says, this place is small. (Maybe eight feet wide and twenty feet deep?) I don't know much about wine, since I get sick when I drink reds due to the sulfate, but I dropped by looking for a nice bottle of white to go with some shrimp pasta my girlfriend and I cooked up. The only person working there immediately greeted me, asked about my preferences, and recommended his three favorites bottles. I went with the one made by Ippolito 1845. No pretentiousness. No eye-rolling. Just very friendly and helpful. Not to mention, the price was reasonable. (Maybe around $20?) Other cool tidbits: -Wines are organized by country. -They carry local brands like Famiglia Meschini. -Has a surprisingly solid beer selection. I think the neighborhood has a gem in The Little Wine Shoppe!

If there is only one reason I like my neighborhood of St. Anthony Park, it's because of this little…read moregem called The Little Wine Shoppe. It's one of those places you could miss by blinking, probably on your way to Mufaletta. As a new 21-year-old I didn't have any expectations for what a wine shop should be - but I feel that I have been spoiled very early on in my 'of-age' life. As mentioned by Mark, the owner Jeff is a database of knowledge and is completely approachable. Rarely (in my experience) will you be in there with another customer, so you are free to ask as many questions and receive as much attention as you want. I spent this summer living on an organic vegetable farm where we drank 'La Vieille Ferme'. Coming back to the Cities, I thought the stuff would be hard to come by. But sure enough, The Little Wine Shoppe, in all it's quaintness - had it. Simplicity is the reason why I love it so much. A small space, simple selection, charming neighborhood, a knowledgeable owner. What more does a wine store need? Also, make sure not to miss the great bookstore next door (Micawbers.)