They Had Jack - 'nuff said…read more... SITREP My cousin Rikka and I wanted whiskey. SETUP I found this store. Simple to find. It's on the main drag of this town, just a few blocks from the hotel we were at. The "Liquor Store." Yes, pretty generic branding, but not out of the norm in a town that also has a restaurant simply signed as "Eats" and also a furniture store called "Furniture Store" a few blocks down. [Creative names don't abound here. They should call it "El Liquor Store" just to kick it up a notch.] She paid for it (I LOVE HER). Probably a few bucks more for a fifth than what I usually pay in Seattle or she pays in L.A. (minus 1-Star), but what can you do when you are hundreds of miles "deep into the stix." [I already had the mixers back in my room.] So there you go. [Some transactions are painfully simple and don't require "fluffy linguistic skills" to relay the ambiance of a room, or the presentation of an entree.] CONVENIENT FOR THE WRONG REASON I should also say that we came back here a second time when we were at the wake (for our uncle Jack - no relation to Jack Daniels) across the street at the Elks Lodge from El Liquor Store. I still don't think Rikka's dad or my mom (Jack was their oldest brother) knew of our little trek to spike our soda's and those of so many grateful cousins.... and our parents are not yelpers... sooo... *crosses fingers*... THE LOWDOWN We wanted Jack Daniels, we found it, and we got it in St. Maries. During a moment of high emotional need. [I'm sticking with that too.]

For St. Marie's - this place will have everything you need…read more Keep in mind it is a LIQUOR STORE, so you are going to find liquor, hard liquor. A pretty decent variety of the top shelves and the bottom shelves not marked up too horrible at all. They have the occasional special edition versions that come out which is neat to see in a small town. The staff is always very friendly and helpful. They have limited mixers or chasers so if you're looking for that and/or beer or wine take a trip down the road to the grocery store to find a bigger selection. Conveniently located and good hours of operation - just make sure to check out holiday hours if planning around that.

Amazing ambiance, food, and coffee. It really feels like you're in Hawaii here!…read more The service is spectacular. Everyone is always so kind when I go in. The food is very fresh and feels very nourishing. One of my favorite places in CDA

This was our first visit to The Lanai. The food was good. Too much salad, and not enough salmon or…read moreavocado. The sourdough toast was excellent! The restaurant is lovely. Very Hawaiian feel except for the music. It was music for a speakeasy. We would have loved a bit more island feel music to complete the ambience, especially since the TV's had wonderful pics of the islands. The staff is lovely and very helpful. We will return to try some of the lunch items.

Very friendly. Decent selection. Great savings for us WA folks. I shop here for all of my alcohol…read morenow.

Visiting Spokane and learned to not buy booze in that state! Drove 30 minutes here to get lots of…read morebooze. We talked with Billie and he gave my husband so much info on some bourbons he wasn't aware of. We got a few hard to liquors that we have a hard time getting in California so it was nice place to hit. If you have have any questions We recommend Billie! So nice and helpful.

We were hot on the pursuit of the whiskey just released from Spokane's Dry Fly distillery. The…read morestate liquor website said this location had twelve bottles--the last in the state!--so we made sure to time our trip to the east side of the state just right so we'd make it here before they closed. And we made it! Only to be informed by the bored/cranky worker that they did not have said bottles, never really did since they were all spoken for before they hit the shelves, and that the website is always wrong. The Christmas decor more than made up for the disappointment. Picture a fake cardboard fireplace pushed against the wall, and curled up in front of it a cozy little porcelain kitty cat. Not at all creepy. Now, I haven't been to too many liquor stores, but this was by far the smallest I've ever seen. Kind of nice, actually, as long you don't need anything specific. You certainly won't have to wait in any lines.

Great spot to stop while you are riding the Trail of the Coeur D' Alenes. They allowed us to plug…read moreour batteries in for our e-bike while we ordered and ate lunch. My husband had the roast beef on sourdough and he said the bread was super fresh and amazing. They made me a salad with the sandwich fixings and the young girl did such a nice job on it. She cut everything up like a chopped salad. We also bought a container of watermelon cut up in bite size pieces which was a welcome addition after a long ride. The park in front offers clean bathrooms and very shaded picnic benches. The views were spectacular. It appears many locals stop here for quick groceries and beer. I'm adding a photo of my salad after I ate about 1/2 of it. They have soft serve ice cream too but we did not partake. We will stop again as the trail is amazing.

one of the best sandwiches ever! super friendly and helpful. a must stop when in Harrisonread more

When you're on crutches and get refused service over your kid helping you carry your beer and ice…read morecream to the counter you simply go to Rosauers. They just lost $600 a month over some BS!

This place is great. Need to pick up a bottle of wine or a six pack on the fly? Just stop by the…read moreThird Street Market. Good selection, friendly staff, and fast service. It's selection isn't exhaustive but it definitely lives up to the 'convenience' in convenience store.

I purchased 7 types of bitters here and they were just the best bitters I ever had. It would be so…read moreunfortunate if I could not purchase bitters at this lovely idaho liquor store!

Best liquor store of the two in Moscow…read more Usual suspects liquor wise. Better overall selection related to tequila, whiskey, vodka, bourbon, gin, and liquors. A selection ranging from nine dollar fifths to higher end hundred dollar bottles. Two main registers here. Not a huge store but they are quick to check out patrons. This store does a great job suggesting brands you may like when given an idea of what you like or have purchased before. They also keep the shelves stocked but don't sacrifice register or general floor customer service. On a Friday or Saturday night it'll get busy but otherwise it's generally dead. They also have several coolers with Fireball and Jager cold so that's a plus if you go directly to an event from the store. State store so the hours are not awesome but the prices are fair.

I had no need to go inside as I'm not a smoker or a vaper. I was here because the fuel is…read moresignificantly cheaper than the Love's nearby and absolutely cheaper here in Idaho than across the border in Washington. On my top off today, I saved about $4! Yeah, they're crazy in Washington! The station is easy to access and the pump worked just fine. [Review 20843 overall - 81 in Idaho - 1827 of 2023.]

Pop corn is amazing! The drinks are amazing! And the food is amazing! Also Some of the best…read morecustomer service ever

Really nice liquor store! They stock nearly everything you would want. Educated staff that offer…read moreexcellent recommendations. Several spirits I have tried on their advice, of which i had never heard of, are now some of my favorite go-tos.

Can't really complain about it. They have everything you need in a nice friendly warm atmosphere…read more Less industrial feeling that Lee's has

In Spokane for work and hunting for a good spot to track down some bourbon, I stumbled across…read moreBulldog Liquor & Wine, and man, am I glad I did. The store is packed with all your usual liquor store options plus a nice selection of fine cigars, but I spent most of my time cruising the bourbon aisle and checking out their store picks and hard-to-find bottles. The staff was friendly and genuinely knowledgeable, the kind of people who actually talk shop with you. Scored a bottle of Elmer T. Lee, one of my white whales, and walked out a happy man.

The good, the bad, the ugly…read more.. Good: they seem to have a great selection of bourbons; for example they have a full line up of Wellers available out in the store. Bad: A $149 price tag on a Wellers green label reserve that has average price in the 20 to 30 range. Ugly: Secondary Market pricing at this location. Price gouging at it's worst. https://youtube.com/shorts/NCVAGjhAU78?si=eFtzINd_rdx2nqZo