Don't expect knowledgeable help. They'll help you find something, but they know know much about…read moretheir products. The Cub wine brand is called Golden Gate. When I couldn't find ANY varieties, the clerk didn't have any idea why not. This is simply a place to buy common varieties of beer, wine and liquor inexpensively.

Hey you stopped in cuz its Saturday and you don't want 3/2 beer. Sometimes there are deals some…read moretime not. Expect standard beers and a few surprises for seasonal beers. Wine is ok in selection but you don't want to drive to Trader Joe's.

My husband found this gem liquor store long ago. They are tucked next to the bakery in a ho-hum…read morelocation you might not know was there unless you were specifically looking for them. They are a small store and if you're looking for wine or spirits, they have a pretty standard selection. However, if you're looking for specialty beer, this is your place. They have so many rare or more difficult to find beers and really focus on local and craft brews. We always find something we've never seen before when we come here. Staff are also very friendly and helpful if you're looking for something specific.

Thank you, Brian R. Beer geek heaven sums it up…read moreJohnny O likey Place is kind of small with a 50's vibe and a little off the beaten path for me. In my *cough* *cough* years of existence living in the Twin Cities, I don't think I have ever come across the intersection of English and Frost in Maplewood before. I guess that is what Yelp is about, right? Finding great businesses you never would have on your own. Awesome beer selection here, including a large make your own six pack selection. Went with the following: Brooklyn Brewery Monster Ale (first time I have seen this anywhere, and it will be my first to sample), Lagunitas Sucks Brown Shugga Substitute Ale (also first time seeing this anywhere), Left Hand Sawtooth Ale, Great Divide Denver Pale Ale, Kona Fire Rock Pale Ale, and Big Sky IPA. Grand total? 12 bucks. Pretty reasonable, if you ask me. Guy at the register was a little slow ringing up the product. Took what felt like five minutes. He said he was filling in. No biggie.

Nice little family owned liquor store. Decent prices and selection. It's no Surdyks but the huge…read moreparking lot and access to street is a big plus.

This is a great little shop tucked away in an unassuming strip mall. The wine selection is not…read moreextensive, but they stock the most popular brands and the prices are lower than what I've seen elsewhere. The beer selection is pretty good, including things such as hard cider. They also stock items for Asian cooking that you can't find at most Minnesota liquor stores, such as mirin (Japanese cooking wine) and authentic umeshu (100% plum wine). The owners are very friendly as well, often reminding customers that they have a 10% discount on Tuesdays. So far this is the only place in the Twin Cities I've found that stocks real mirin (United Noodles stocks no alcoholic ingredients, and a certain reputable wine/liquor store in Nordeast had no idea what I was talking about), so I will continue to patronize this shop after I leave the area.

I always order my Hams from Angus & now I'm going to order Wagu Beef.The Best meats anywhere!read more

You know that check-in offer Lorraine mentions from 5 years ago? Still valid…read more I forgot to use it last time but it was still there this time. Dude wasn't even sure how to ring it in. But honestly, the meats and everything are delicious. The variety that is offered it great and they even have a little liquor store next door if that's something you also have to grab. One of my favorite seasonings for EVERYTHING is Montreal Steak. Well this last time I went in they had Montreal Steak Seasoning brats and they were delicious.

So I used to spend a decent amount of time in the neighborhood and became well acquainted with the…read moredudes that work here. They sure are friendly northern burb style folk. You can totally tell that they eat a lot of hot-dish and so forth... ya know, all those Minnes-o-tan stereotypes. Okay, onto the review. Upon first look you would assume that this place is perilously small and couldn't possibly have a good selection of liquor. And you would be almost right. You definitely aren't going to find any specialized liquor in here, nor any super high end stuff. But they have a really good selection, and let you create your own six-packs of beer which is nice, because who amongst us hasn't thought it would be sweet to have more than one flavor of beer when you get home without having 24 bottles to find a place for? All in all, this place is clean, the people are friendly (borderline TOO friendly), and the prices are reasonable. Yay for my alcoholism!

So according to their employee, it is OK to gouge out of state collectors as long as you keep the…read moreprice on the floor low? Also it is even legal to ship the beer out of state? I believe doing so would be a violation of most states liquor and tax codes. So to reiterate, business engages in price gouging and potentially illegal behavior. Avoid like the plague.

The craft beer revolution has not yet reached his store. For standard and sub-standard beer, it has…read morea large, orderly, and reasonably price selection. There are no bombers, but lots of forties of malt liquors, in all the fruity and malty flavors you could ever want (or not want). And no make your own 6 pack.

The sign said $16.98. When I got rang up it said $17.98…read more I said, "don't you see the sign?" He said, "It must be wrong or something... Ummm, idk?" He was an idiot and I'm never coming back.

I downloaded the Yelp app just to leave this review. I've…read morebeen going here for the better part of a decade, and have always LOVED my experiences with Steve, Kevin, and Paul, but now they've got a new owner. I've met you, fella, and you seem like an intelligent owner, save for the folks you have staffed (the place looks better than ever). Every time I go in, *if* I get a "hello", it's always forced and disingenuous. When I make it to the counter, 95% of the time, those who are working one of the few registers make it plainly clear that they've got no real desire to be there in the first place; they're normally communing with eachother in a less than work appropriate fashion, or holding up the check out process due to the chatter with their outside of work acquaintances. One of the employees even responded "Why??" When asked to come cover another register when things were busy last weekend. I've heard more than my fair share of inappropriate banter, and frankly, am sick and tired of returning to the most convenient liquor store in my area, just to be regarded as a nuisance to whatever it is I'm becoming an inconvenience towards. Not only that, but on more than one occasion, it's been abundantly apparent that some of these "employees" have been more than just absent minded, they've been obviously high on something that a drug test would never allow any hiring process to continue...anywhere. I used to be happy to pay a couple extra dollars to support a local business, but these days, I find myself driving further to places like Cub Liquors or Morelli's on the east side to have a much better (and cheaper) experience. I'm sorry if I came off as an absolute jerk, but this is my home town liquor store. The truth needs to be heard. It truly pains me to leave this review.