Liquor Stores near Woodburn, OR

“Great selection of growler refills and recommendations. Fair priced local brewer offerings. Wish they had more "sticks" cigars. Love this place and the people.”

“This store is always amazingly clean and organized for how many items they carry. Spacious and the shelves are always stocked but never in a crowded way. I love everything here; the kids' gift options, candles, soaps, bath linens (I use their bath hand towels in the kitchen), teas, glasses and serveware. I'm tempted to buy new dishes and serveware every time I come in. They have a large selection of wines. All the food and beverage products I buy here are fresh and high quality. I've purchased furniture here (a desk, desk chair, and a large pendant light/chandelier, dining table and chairs) and all of them are incredibly high quality and have held up for years looking brand new (better than Crate & Barrel furniture I've had for example). The decor I've purchased here (candle holders, art, etc) has also held up looks-wise. This store does a good job of selecting decor that is on trend but also timeless. I keep thinking of more things I've purchased here over the years (cookware, jewelry, papasan cushions, pillows) and literally all of it has held up and looked new after years of regular use. The buyers have been doing a great job for years.”

“Best liquor store in the PNW. Andy is incredibly knowleadgable, especially on bourbon, and Deanna and Elizabeth put up with my shenanigans. Whatever your looking for, liquorwise, I highly recommend.”

“I was Hangry and needed some food. I’d been seeing the Facebook posts for this place for the Broasted Chicken which as a kid I used to love. They also advertised Pan fried Razor Clams on Friday nights which is right up there with my top all time favorites. Having dug and eaten a lot of these Flattened Panko Coated delicacies you learn that if you over cook them they turn into chewy shoe rubber. It was Saturday night and I fully expected to eat chicken. But to my glee they had the Clams on the menu and my decision was made. Long story short. They were perfect. And they were in season Oregon Clams to boot. The flavor was awesome. The texture was perfect. Nice breading. I wasn’t a huge fan of the in house served tartar sauce, it seemed a little too bitter for me. It came with string green beans seasoned with onions and generous bits of bacon. The garlic bread was fresh. There was a huge amount of food for me and I have to try to figure out how to reheat the clams while keeping them soft. It was a very old pub so the ambiance is old pub style. It was clean and orderly. It is broken into two sides. One is the bar. The other for family dining. There are two Handicap parking spaces however actual access into the building is problematic. There are two access points. Both have steps. One is less of a challenge. There is a step between the two sections and to access the bathroom. So folks in wheelchairs may have difficulties. The doorways are old and narrow. There was also a significant change in the ambient temperature to a much colder one as the meal progressed. There was a wall mounted oscillating heat pump unit near the ceiling. Pushing the cold air. The servers were friendly but difficult to catch if I quickly needed something as they were very busy with the bar side. They have a lot of interesting things on the menu and I will likely be back.Wheelchair accessibility: 2 parking spaces. Access to building is challenging.”