Came here for martini stuff and was helped by a nice lady named Karen who showed us all her…read morefavorite ingredients for making a dirty martini. She was so helpful in helping selecting ingredients and not upselling us on expensive things that we didn't need. Thank you!

King Liquor is awesome! I've had consistently great experiences. They have an excellent selection,…read morewhether it's standard purchases, top shelf, or the surprising collection of unicorns. Sam is engaging, friendly, and always eager to share his insight and recommendations. Highly recommend.

You never know what you're going to find when it comes to liquor stores in a new state. Having…read morespent the last 12+ years in CA, I'm used to having access to anything, anywhere, (almost) anytime, I was not sure what to expect as I pulled into the parking lot at Austin Shaker. For starters, my timing musta' been pretty perfect. As I walked in they had just finished setting up for a tequila & mescal tasting. Apparently, in honor of tequila week, they'd been doing these all week long. The vendors were great, no big, flashy, and not very unique distilleries represented here. There were four tasting stations (9 tequilas + 3 mescals) and picking a favorite was quite difficult. The blancos were devilishly smooth and the anejos would be perfect in an old fashioned or manhattan. Fortunately for all, they have FOUR big shelves to select from! The people were great too... They know the local beer, wine, liquor scene and were happy to give recommendations. I'll definitely be back!

I'm a big fan of this business and will stop at this location or the one on Airport because they're…read moreboth super close to where I live. This location has very friendly service (just like Airport). Also just like Airport, the service extends into helping an indecisive me pick something out. When invited to parties, dinners, or barbecues, we never go empty- handed. I try to match whatever beverage we're taking to the type of event it is. That's where the service excels. I let them know what it's for and I'm presented with different, thought out suggestions. Makes everything easy peasy. Wonderful selection with lots of the staples, new things, some I've never heard of. They've got a good selection of rare items as well.

I went to West Woods Liquor to purchase liquor for homemade eggnog. Not only did that have what I…read moreneeded, but also a very specialty liquor that is my husband's favorite. I was thrilled. Staff was polite, knowledgeable and helpful. From now on, I will absolutely go there first!

Local gem, good selection of wines, knowledgeable staff and great fun. Pouring their wine of the…read moreweek on a Friday which was excellent and genuinely interested in your wine preferences and recommend fairly priced options to suit. Highly recommended.

Really glad this place opened up over here. The setup is clean, the layout is nice, and everything…read morefeels easy to find once you're inside. Arif, the manager, was super helpful and actually took the time to help me find what I needed instead of just pointing me in a direction. If you're coming off Parmer, just keep driving a little deeper toward the apartments, and you'll see it right in front of the lawn area. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area.

This liquor store sits directly next-door to the East Village market and directly across from the…read moreEast Village Center stage. It's a perfect place to grab yourself a cold six pack or seltzer and hang out on the concert lawn. Despite being a fairly small location, they really pack in a lot of very unique offerings worth exploring. They have a nice selection of cigars in their humidor, E cigarettes, and some unique spirits I have not seen anywhere else but here. Definitely a great asset to those who live in the floors above and the hotel nearby. The photos should entice you through the door.

This liquor store is located between a pet store and Harbor freight tools in a strip center…read more There's another All-Star liquor located in Georgetown. This storefront has been here for about three years. I'll give them credit for investing in a decent liquor inventory and they do have a very good, but limited selection of upscale spirits. There's beer here, but not much in the way of craft beer. You'll find a small humidor up front, cold wine and drinks in the rear, and lots of single serve spirit choices by the register. There's also a fair amount of wine to choose from, but it's all priced at the convenience store price range. The liquor itself is also priced higher than what you would find at the larger big box retailers. Nonetheless, still a decent selection for a small town and the photos included may help you with your choices.

Round Rock finally got its own Beer Geek, and this location feels like the slightly more polished…read moresibling in the family -- same craft‑beer‑obsessed DNA, just dressed up a little for the suburbs. If the Manchaca store is the "chaotic good" version of a beer‑forward gas station, this one is the "we cleaned up for company" version. What makes this spot dangerous (in the best way) is the beer selection. They carry craft beers you simply don't see at most places -- the kind of cans you usually have to hunt down at specialty shops or hope your beer‑nerd friend has in their fridge. Singles, four‑packs, Texas breweries, rare drops, seasonal releases... it's all here. You walk in for gas and suddenly you're holding a small haul like you blacked out in the beer aisle. And the snacks? Listen. When a place casually stocks fried crab Lay's, you know they're not playing around. This is the kind of snack you normally only find at international markets or in someone's suitcase after a trip. Beer Geek said, "Why not both?" and honestly, I respect it. Inside, the store is clean, bright, and organized -- not the usual "gas station chaos" energy. Staff is friendly and actually knows the products without giving you that condescending craft‑beer lecture. It's approachable, curated, and easy to browse. There's no tap wall at this location, so this is more of a grab‑and‑go situation than a hangout spot. But for what it is -- a place where you can fuel up, grab a genuinely good beer, and maybe discover a snack you didn't know existed -- it nails the assignment. If you're in Round Rock and want a spot that lets you top off your tank and your fridge with something worth drinking, this is it. I'll definitely be back, probably telling myself I'm "just grabbing one thing" and then walking out with a bag full of beer and crab‑flavored chips. It happens.

Great place! Has all those late night run down to the store kinda snacks one might need and not…read morewanna drive all the way to HEB if you're in the 'hood. Oh, and it's even open one hour later (12am) than HEB (11pm). So there's that.

First timer! Incredibly friendly, knowledgeable and helpful service. The price was incredibly…read moregood, more than competitive. I will be back.

great selection, excellent customer service! The salesman…read morewas super knowledgeable and helped me with my purchase!

Strong selection (though not top-notch), but very high prices. The only game in this part of town…read morefor hard liquor, and clearly they're aware. Though dimly lit, and with a level of security to pass to get through the door, service was friendly. But all grades of liquor--I checked rum, tequila and bourbon--are priced above market. Many items on shelves lacked prices. Overall, a fine choice, if it's your only choice.

I recently had the chance to visit Travis Heights Wine & Spirits and spent some time chatting with…read morethe owner--such a great person! He taught me more about tequila and mezcal. While there, I picked up a Cazcanes Rosa and a G4 Blanco Madera. The prices were outstanding for a mom and pop store. They are not price gouging like other businesses. I'll definitely be returning in the near future!