Nice little liquor store not far from walla walla. Old location here closed down. They have a…read morecouple cool bottles with trinkets too

Very nice large(ish) Oregon state liquor store on way to and from Walla Walla. Nice selection of…read morebourbons, including single barrel store picks. Staff was very cordial and helpful.

Was on our short list to visit during our stay in Walla Walla…read more Store hours posted online included Friday. So we planned our schedule in order to enable a visit. We arrived during the posted hours, and entered through the open door. Immediately a woman came from the back area and ushered us back out the door with the explanation that the store was closed that week, and then locked the door behind us. We look forward to possibly visiting during our next visit to Walla Walla.

What an exquisite place! Everything is perfect! You enter through an alley like it's a secrete just…read morefor you. There are treats you couldn't get anywhere else in Walla Walla. Taramasalata, snacks and chocolates from Japan, cheeses, wines. I like to go in and get something I've never had before. They also do a carry out meal weekly, carry fresh seafood, and all the seasonal delicacies. And the spices are endless!

Great place! Me and my mom did the chocolate pairing and ut was delicious, only one sweet lady was…read moreworking and even though it was super busy we never felt left behind. We also ended up getting a cheese plate which was also delicious, in the end we bought 2 orange muscat bottles which were well priced and flavorful beyond compare. We will be back!

Stopped by the Mercer tasting room in Walla Walla Washington while my wife and I were visiting…read moreEastern Washington. Walla Walla is a small town that has a lot of tasting rooms and wineries in the area. Most wines from Washington are from this area, and since we are wine lovers, we had to visit! I learned that the Mercer family is the largest growers in the area and produce all of the grapes for their wines. Before my visit, I wasn't impressed with Washington wines because I found them to be light. My wife and I are into heavy reds. Mercer changed our view! The wines were full bodied and full of taste! Similar to those from Napa and Paso Robles. What sets Mercer apart from those areas is the tasting room experience! Traci was the person who led us down our flight of tastes. She was knowledgeable about the wines and was very friendly. Traci made us feel at home with her service and made our experience most excellent. Mercer offers snacks and food in a comfortable setting. They serve beer and other non alcoholic drinks if you prefer. My wife and I had the onion dip which we snacked on during our tasting flight. I totally recommend the onion dip if you are a couple who want something to snack on while tasting wine. At the conclusion of our tasting, we bought a few bottles of wine to take home. We were on bicycles, so it would be difficult to take them back to our RV. Mercer provides delivery to your RV after they close which was absolutely awesome. We were able to go to dinner and after our arrival back at the RV, Traci delivered our wine. Such great service. This tasting room is a must go to if in the area and if you like wine. This experience was nothing short of excellent. We will return when we come back into the area.

I was shopping at Natural Grocers next door and they recommended this spot for some NA beer…read moreoptions. I don't shop at these kinds of stores often but it looks like a really solid place for all of your tipsy/buzzy options AND (my fav) a super decent selection of NA beverages, to boot. Looks like a standard layout with everything organized their own way. Some scattered neat little decor bits for some character, you gotta dig that. In the NA section, I found a few common/big names plus lesser-known ones like Gruvi. I grabbed the Juicy IPA from Gruvi (red can) and commenced my night cap with munchies/dinner. It's pretty good, ya'll should try it. Gotta show some love & support for the specialty/craft/artisinal/craft/specialty products out there.

Came to the trampoline park, had family who parked in the handicap spot. Staff came out to yell at…read morethem to move their car and continued to escalate the situation. Staff is bad for business. Try to be polite when askin people who move when there aren't any signs on the handicap spot that shows people it belongs to them. Very rude

In my opinion this is one of the best liquor stores on the east side of the state. Really…read morefriendly/knowledgeable staff and their bourbon selection is top notch.

Excellent collection , great staff Knowledgeable…read more Will come here again Food allocated stuff

Great little store. Friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful…read moreowner. A good variety of non- alcoholic bottles and cans nicely displayed.

From the owner: We sell alcohol free Spirits, wine, beer, cider and mixers for those who wish to remain alcohol…read morefree or moderate. Come visit our store and try one of our specialty cocktails.

great service, always helpful and knowledgeable. owners are great and present daily I recommend…read morehighly.

Open on Sunday. Last liquor stop in Oregon before Washington. Good prices, friendly staff. Best…read morequotes of the day from the amazingly knowledgeable clerk... "That Charlie Mae Whiskey, these locals be two-fistin' that shit out the door!" "Frenet Blanca? You have to look up what that is, I don't know a damn thing about it. We buy it and it sits here until the second coming of Christ. We get rid of it and they come whinin', "why don't you have it?" You have to stop, if not for liquor, for the entertainment.