the person that owns the chain, has no idea how to raise prices on beer…read more I mean take bush light, 16 oz. flat for $18.99 for warm. Then He charges $21.99, 16 oz flat warm. So everybody should pay that price for warm beer. But he only raised the price for 16 oz,cold 6-pack 50 cents per pack. What?????????? Let's all get a better beer for that same price. Good move.

Very friendly and helpful staff. Great selection of alcohol and beers. Very clean and organized.read more

They really need a way to discount and move out expiring products! Beer is short-lived on the shelf…read moreand noticed no accessible options to grab value and help out the store with stock that's about to expire. Staff was great despite my purchased having no price. Well organized and offering a surprising number of craft and independent breweries, didn't get to the rest but most shoppers should be happy, I noticed prices are higher but not awful. Had to grab a sugar plum sour by Urban Artifact, this is one incredible brew that has me feeling good vibes about this shoppe! It is tricky near impossible to find such small batch quality stuff without running down to Total Wine, great to have an option locally.

Use to be a great place until the Kork and Keg owners took all the stores over. They have tons of…read moreallocated bourbons and guess why, because they are ridiculously priced 3-6 times more than msrp. The staff are super friendly, but that does warrant paying the high prices. What's funny is idiot owners like this, that will rape their customers on prices, will eventually go out of business. Bedrock Liquors is the last good place in Lafayette to get bourbon reasonably priced. I will be glad when a Total Wine opens up near by and runs these horrible stores out of business. They had ten bottles of Blanton's Gold Edition going for $399.99 a bottle lol. Yep, that why they have so many, because only an idiot would pay those prices. As long as people keep doing business with them, they will continue to gouge the market on bourbons. Be smart people and go elsewhere for your alcohol. Even their beer is high priced compared to other stores

This is my favorite liquor store in Kokomo. Mostly because it's not a Soupley's. Seriously Kokomo,…read morewhy is there a monopoly on liquor stores in your city?? Meijer has a better booze selection than Soupley's. Anyway, Boulevard has a good beer selection and gets new stuff in all the time. Go into the beer cooler to get singles if you wanna try new beers and not commit to a six/four pack.

Super nice people and great selection!! Always getting new craft beers to try!! Wish they would…read morechange the singles up though!!

This Crown Liquors location in downtown Indy is a quality find, and unknownst to most, housed…read morewithin a local historical gem. The current occupants, Crown Liquors, have here a solid selection of Craft Beer, Wine, and Hard Liquor across 2 floors; the street-level main floor and a great wine cellar area in the basement. It's an easy, convenient walk from anywhere downtown or the Massachusetts Avenue (Mass Ave) corridor. Historical Tidbit: The building itself is a fascinating piece of Indianapolis history. It was built in 1894 to function as a more permanent home for the Indiana Dental College (IDC). For a couple of decades, this was the spot where the city's dentists trained before the school was acquired by Indiana University and moved to its current location several blocks west to the campus of IU Indianapolis. The structure was officially added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1983.

You will find Crown Liquor locations throughout the Indianapolis area, and this one situated in the…read moredowntown is convenient to many of the local higher end hotels. In my opinion, crown has a wide selection of quality, distilled spirits, at what I find to be reasonable prices. It is possible to find unique and interesting items at their stores. It is a chain, and they do have a robust searchable website presence. The staff are generally very helpful. So, if there is something in particular, you're looking for, and can't find it at a crown liquor location you're visiting just ask. Often the staff will be able to recommend another location and perhaps even be able to check with staff at that other location to see if the alternative store has what you're looking for.

A small liquor store with a big selection... staff is friendly and helpful, and they have a nice…read morevariety of prices ranging from college student cheap to regular person expensive. The outside is misleading, and frankly kind of scary looking, But the inside is clean and well organized. The location is super convenient, even if the parking lot is tiny.

Did you know if you just put "Elmwood" into the search box you come up with two churches and this…read moreplace. Mmm, jesus and liquor, is there a better combination? Ahem. Anyway, what is so special about the Elmwood Liquors. It's kinda small, with your basics in terms of beer and other hooch. What makes it different is that this is one of only five locations in the States that carry a hot sauce made by this tiny, independent company in St.Croix. Weird,huh? Well, I thought making a trip here rather than spending 12 bucks in shipping was well worth the side trip. But when it comes to hot sauce, there is no sacrifice too great to make, haha. Now let's hope the hot sauce lives up to the hype!

No rewards program or discount for cash but a lovely and friendly staff and decent selection of…read morearea brews, have been enjoying a smooth chocolate milk stout.

Okay, they're keeping up the good work, so they've earned the extra star…read more Important note: They moved. They're still in C-ville, just a little further north on US-231, across from the Quality Inn. (Pretty close to Cracker Barrel.) Anyway, keep that in mind. They have even better stuff in the new location!