Located in the small town of Wheeler, this liquor store is hard to miss since it is along the…read morehighway surrounded by antique shops. This store has a nice selection of wines, whiskey, vodka and tequila. Don't let the small size deceive you, they carry a huge inventory. We picked up a few bottles of vodka and tequila. Staff are friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. Shop is clean and well organized.

This shop has a wide selection and friendly staff in a beautiful little town. What's not to love?read more

Great little market, great customer service and got what I needed! Parking was no problem.read more

YIKES! Super bummed to have been treated so poorly. When you think small coastal town with a…read moretourist attraction like a scenic train depot stop, you think friendly, quaint, happy to support small business - well, I do at least! Our family did the Oregon Coast Scenic train from Rockaway Beach to Girbaldi. The layover in Girbaldi was very short, 25 mins, and we were looking to grab a quick bite and water. The conductor suggested the Girbaldi Bay Market. The markets 'deli' was closed (it was 330p) but had pre-made sandwiches to choose from. The slender, short, light brown haired lady at the register came over asking if we needed help, we asked about the made to order sandwiches and were told only the pre-made ones were available. Ok, fine. Then asked about the advertised fried chicken, that was also not available. Alright. So then one would assume there was nothing more to 'help' us with. We say thank you and carry on. As we are sorting thru the medicore selections, the lady is standing there staring at us with her scanner in hand with an obviously annoyed look on her face, LIT.ER.AL.LY rolls her eyes, whispers something negative to the other cashier and goes back to her sheets of barcodes. I apologize for not knowing what we wanted and she just stares at me as if I was inconveinencing her by bringing her business. I don't want to assume this treatment is reserved for 'outsiders' or those with more melanin but it makes you wonder. Having a heavy service industry background I'm always taken aback when confronted with unprovoked rudeness. I can't speak for the rest of this small town but I would recommend getting your liquor, deli, small market needs at the next gas station (Cheveron) or better yet - just blow through this dying town altogether.

Great selection of spirits and local beers very friendly and helpful staff definitely recommend…read moregoing to the location

Wonderful store, with big variety of spirits, wines, and beers. Incredible costumer service! I will…read morebe making a stop here each time I am in town, and Going back to buy an awesome Wheeler Hoodie!!!

Came in on my wife's 42nd bday and we had a blast! The proprietor was badass, and an amazing host…read more The menu was three pages long yall!!!!! 3 PAGES!!!!! You hear me? Variety matters. The atmosphere was soo welcoming and the wife and I had a very pleasant time. 10/10, would definitely recommend.

I think I found another awesome beer place in Astoria. I usually frequent Fort George but I think…read moreI'll have to now save some room to stop at both there and here when I'm in town. The unique fridge beer is awesome. Lots of dark beers which is what I love. They of course have other light beers too. A great selection. Loved the inside and dogs are welcome inside. The bar tender was super cool. The beers on tap were really good too.

We were in Seaside and did not realize that grocery stores didn't sell alcohol. Friendly and…read morehelpful!

I would definitely recommend Seaside Liquor. Not only are the employees super helpful, but they're…read morealso very nice!

Michael curates a great selection of wine and spirits!…read more The perfect stop for some in-room libations while staying at the coast!

The guy at the desk is rude. Do yourself a favor, drive to Seaside where they will appreciate you…read moreand your wallet a lot more.

Super cute little store right across from the Tolovana Inn…read more Being from a small town, I can appreciate how well stocked their shelves were with both essentials and non-essentials. The walk-in beer cooler is accessible from both sides of the store and the selection of beer, cider, and wine was extraordinary! They had a variety of local and non-local, and all price points so you definitely have options depending on your mood. There were a ton of produce and fresh food options that I saw as well, even though we didn't purchase anything from those. I never caught the cashier's name, but she was a shorter, dark haired lady and was so so nice! She talked to me about my wine option and reassured my choice was a good one! Definitely recommend stopping here whether you're passing through, camping, or enjoying a beach getaway!

I'm impressed. Truly…read more There are a few grocery stores in Cannon Beach and this one is a winner: clean, well-organized and stocked. Staff is very helpful. I appreciate having an occasional glass of wine, and expect that it's difficult to find a quality wine selection in a small town that probably depends very heavily upon the tourist trade. Frankly, most towns known for heavy tourist traffic usually don't do well when it comes to what they stock in wines -- they usually aren't that impressive. I was truly shocked to see an excellent selection of highly-rated wines, especially for domestic Cabernet Sauvignon. If you enjoy having an excellent wine, this is the place to find it.

Super friendly staff and great product selection. If Seaside had a "Cheers Bar" this would be it.read more

#THANKYOUTHURSDAY On…read morethe way home from our Cannon Beach overnight trip last weekend, we decided to swing through the Seaside Outlets. I mean, what kind of Washingtonian are you if you don't stop at at least ONE outlet mall? No tax, people... We mainly came to the outlets for Nike, Bath & Body Works, and Carter's. Being wine & beer lovers though, the name of this spot intrigued us. We were pleased to not find anybody else in the store except for the older gentleman working. The store is laid out nicely and is spacious. They've definitely got more wine than they do beer, but they've got a lot of both. The wine selection is phenomenal. So much! They've got wines from Oregon, California, and Washington. So many different kinds. I had a blast looking over all the different bottles and making my selections. My husband was also really happy with the beer offerings here. If you want to enjoy something in the store, you're able to do so. They have both wine & beer on tap available for consumption in the store. I didn't get the gentleman's name who was working, but he was so sweet and so helpful. I was having troubles picking between a few certain wines, and he helped make my decision and it was clear he was super passionate and knowledgeable about the products. Going further on that, he noticed my husband's beer selections and suggested a handful of other beers for him based off of the flavors he seemed to like - aka, we bought more beer than my husband intended ;) Even after grabbing two bottles of wine, and quiiite a bit of beer, after discount we only spent $60! There was a discount for a certain amount of cans (15% off for 8 I believe) and on the wines I snagged apparently too, which saved us $12. Highly recommend stopping by The Wine & Beer Haus if wine and beer is your jam. Outside of the wine & beer we got, the service was spectacular and I can only hope all the employees who work here are like the older gentleman who helped us out the day we were in. Thanks, The Wine & Beer Haus, for helping us add to our stash! ;)

This will be my GO TO Liquor Store anytime I am headed up the north coast. Incredible selection at…read morevery good prices! Thank you!

If you need bourbon and you're in Tillamook, you have but one choice: Rip's. This is the place to…read moreget all your hard liquor. The selection is actually pretty good for such a small town--i would suspect that's probably because they get a lot of out-of-towners on their way to play in the sand/water. I have pretty narrow tastes, so I can only speak about a few brands they carry. I know they have Grey Goose, Chambord, Frangelico, Patron Silver, Basil Hayden, Corner Creek, Pendleton. They also have all of the basic staples: John Daniels (when you've known him as long as I have--that's a joke), Stoli, Absolut, Makers Mark, Captain Morgan (gag), Bacardi, etc., etc. The staff is pleasant, if not welcoming. They also have cigs here (naturally). They have the (frustratingly) normal hours for liquor stores, which is to say, limited. If you're coming to Tillamook or driving through from OR-6, just head through town and keep going straight. It'll be on the left after the second light. Chances are you'll find me there buying booze.