Beaverton Town Square Liquor

The place is located inside the Fred Meyer complex. So if Fred Meyer’s selection isn’t hard enough for you, There’s a liquor store about 20 feet from their entryway.
The blacked out windows and narrow door and entryway look like a dirty porno shop like those found in down town San Francisco, but once you walk inside it feels like a dirty liquor store in the Portland suburbs.
Walk in the door and dudebro behind the counter is legit dressed in his sunday best, despite the fact that it’s Monday. Overheard him talking to another patron who was also wondering if he was subject to a contact high upon entering the store. Turns out he has another job leasing apartments. That was the least interesting response you could get from a guy in a suit checking out your booze.
Healthy liquor selection. It’s all there and some stuff I don’t see at my other shop that’s closer to home. Which brings me to another point. Why am I here? My other shop closes at 8. For whatever reason it’s the only shop I’ve ever gone to in Oregon and I thought for whatever dumb reason that all shops closed at 8. These guys are open until 10.
Ended up with a bottle of Seagram’s VO, because 7 is disgusting and their price on the VO is the lowest I’ve ever seen. $ 13! I like VO because it’s very light and non-​eccentric. I’m a dad now and I can’t handle straight bourbon on the daily any more so I need my VO. It’s also great to get drunk on because it’s quite mild. Also ended up with a bottle of Buffalo Trace, because I love bourbon and it’s for our trip to the beach house this weekend.
Had to go home and confess to the wife that I just spent $ 50 on whiskey and she says «I hate it when that happens.» #truestoriesabouthardtimesinamerica
We had an old fashioned and celebrated the toddler’s bedtime. Will definitely be back for more $ 13 VO.

You’ll feel like you’re in any old gas station or quickie mart (think plaid pantry) in California. Until you see the prices. Still somewhat reasonable for Oregon. Just goes to show what a monopoly the OLCC is.
Rabble, rabble, rabble. Down with state run liquor stores, up with capitalism!

I usually drive out of my way just for the service and friendly employees here. And yes there is a liquor store across the street from my house. However, this location is pretty small and the selection of the newly opened Murray Scholls liquor blows this one out of the water – even gives the Lincoln City liquor some competition. This store has better service than all though… My weekly visit is a toss up!

Okay, this liquor store has a good selection, but it doesn’t carry everything. It carries pretty much anything that’s popular or name brand, along with expected generic brands. You’ll find what you’re looking for. The customer service is really good, and they are open until 10pm! Nothing worse than planning a night, only to find out the liquor store is closed. We never go anywhere else.

the BEST liquor store in OR. with huge selection, reasonable prices, and 5 star customer service. will definately be back.

As nondescript and incognito the entrance is the cozy interior is anything but the sort. Judging by the exterior one would think you needed a password or special knock to gain entrance. I’m not old enough to know but I would have to assume this is as close to a speakeasy we’ll see in this lifetime outside of Nevada, of course. But that’s an entirely different realm of customer service…
Customer service seems to be becoming a lost art but not here, for even on a busy night the staff represents all things wonderful in the way of customer service. They are not only friendly but also knowledgeable and willing to help in any way. The Safeway staff may get a run for their money when in comparison. On a number of occasions the help has gone above and beyond expectation. There is something to be said about having your inquiries answered at the wall with a realm of suggestions in order to help you make your selection.
The prices are always great as well! Unlike other neighborhood shops who overprice the hot items BTSL usually has a great deal on those very same items! Their selection is also very wide spread. They typically have the latest and greatest as it relates to Sex and the City as well as rap songs! If I had to complain about anything it would be the price of Crystal Skull!!! but I know that has nothing to do with BTSL.
In a nutshell this is my go to location and since I’ve found it I have been diligent in giving them my business. I also appreciate the annoying nuances of being a purveyor of spirits. They consistently ask for i.d. with all credit/​debit card purchases whether signed or not and when unsigned they require you to sign on the spot!

As far as Oregon Liquor stores goes, this one rocks.
They stay open until 10 PM which is later then any other liquor store in the area.
They have a decent selection which is well organized making things easy to find.
They are easily accessible. Close to the freeway and located in «downtown Beaverton.»
They are conveniently located under the same roof as a Fred Meyer which means you can buy cheaper mixers there (although BTSL does carry a variety) or lump it into a grocery shopping trip.
This place always seems to be busy when I am there but I am almost always offered help and they actually know how to open the second register when there is a line!
They always always check my ID when I’m there. Sure, I look like I’m 14, so it kind of makes sense. So here is a heads up for any minors who might attempt to make a purchase here — don’t even try it.

Medium sized store, open til 10 pm, and have a huge variety of alcohol. the guy was friendly but the prices are a little on the high side, compared to california, i guess it balanced out a bit because here, i don’t have to pay for tax so that’s okay. will definitely come back here,

This little hole in the wall liquor store gets 5 stars from me. It’s nothing super fancy but they do have a great selection, a friendly staff, and what else do you really need from a liquor store? Oh, whats that? Later hours you say? BTSL has hours running till 10pm on weekdays! Nothing worse than a liquor store that closes early (7pm).
There never seems to be much of a wait either, major plus!
The parking is limited, especially in the front of the store, but there is a good amount of parking else where. It simply requires a little bit of a walk, which I dont mind!
Hitting this place up durring rush hour is a pain, only because the traffic jams going on in the parking lot.
I highly recommend this liquor store to anyone that’s in the area.
Cheers!

Nice little area enjoyed my walk around checking things out. Lots to look at.

Immediately after we moved to Oregon, I was shocked – shocked, I tell you – to discover what a pain in the butt it is to stock up on hard liquor here. Jeez, I was used to strolling into my neighborhood Super A grocery whenever I needed a fresh bottle of rot gut, but here in Stumptown, you have to carefully plan the purchase of your potent potables, otherwise you could end up NOT high and quite dry on the weekend.
I like this liquor store for two reasons: 1) It’s right on the way home; and 2) They have a great liquor selection with some very reasonable sale prices. I had no problem finding my favorite – Wild Turkey Rye – at this store. Lots of tequilas and rums, too.
The place is right next door to Fred Meyer, so there’s ample parking. Just wheel in, pull some bottles off the shelf, and wheel back out. What more could you want?

Tell me where I can get Yamazaki AND Hibiki whiskey anywhere else besides online and Japan.
Hotness

OK, I’ve thought long and hard about whether to review this place or not. Here’s my experience. Went there yesterday shopping for shochu for Ronda as we had heard that they had a good selection. We had our puppy with us, as she enjoys «car ride» and she is always more-​than-​welcome at Uptown Shopping Center Liquor where I normally shop. They give out dog treats there. When I approached the door to BTSL I looked carefully for any sign indicating dogs were not welcome — there was none. In we went. About 15 seconds in a young man approached and informed me that they do not allow dogs in the store. I said OK and turned toward the door. Little did I know that there is one route and one route only that allows access to the door, so even though I was walking straight toward it, I would not be able to get to it on the route I was taking. Rather than directing me, the young man adopted a nasty voice and said «Sir, I’m going to have to ask you to leave the store.» When I told him that was what I was doing, he took an even more condescending attitude in pointing out my error in ways. I admit that I reacted rudely to his rudeness and uttered a «screw you». I’m not at all proud of that — I wish I were a better person.
2 stars because Ronda did find a shochu she likes. I won’t return, with or without my dog, based on the rudeness of this staff person.

Greatest liquor store around.
The location is right off the freeway and next to a freddy’s so you can pick up mixers, chasers, and beer.
But the best thing about this liquor store, it CLOSES @ 10PM!
WOOHOO, get drunk and be merry everyone!!!

Awesomesauce, the recipe:
1 part great selection of shochu
1 part diverse vodka offering
1 part solid whiskey selection
1 part niche rums
1 part open until 10pm weekdays
1 part friendly staff
Muddle the staff with the late hours, add shochu, vodka, rum and whiskey and stir briskly. Pour small amount out of shaker for the homies we lost on the long, dangerous trip out to Beaverton Town Square, and pour the remainder into a martini glass with rim salted with the leftover brine from the bottom of a bowl of Yuzu’s Kakuni Ramen.
Drink in one quick shot. Repeat numerous times to forget about the fact that even in one of the most «progressive» states in the country, we have one of the most regressive liquor control laws.
Enjoy.

This place is pretty awesome. though their selection is pretty big the best thing about this place is their hours. they close at 10 where most liquor stores i know close at 8.
the only reason i give them a 4 star is because they don’t carry some of the stuff i look for and i have to go somewhere else for it.

They have everything, the place is huge for a liquor store. I also like that they have security gates so you don’t feel eyes on you like some other places might do. plus they have the smaller bottles on the shelf so you don’t molest the clerk while your looking around.
It is very organized. I mean big sines on the wall, «brandy, cordials, rum» ect. you can come in and go where you need to go. It is a little more rounded then you’re average liquor store, they have flasks and cigars, Maybe a glassware set or stuff like that.
The only down side is the prices are not the best in town and the mini section is not too big, just a few 5 oz-​ers by the counter.