Breckenridge Market and Liquor

The Breckenridge Market and Liquor was really the only liquor store we found while in Breckenridge this past December. It actually feels more higher end, given that it is a liquor. Either that or the liquors I’ve gone to back home are just ridiculously ghetto. It even carried some San Diego beers which I was quite excited about as a local. This one is convenient as it’s adjacent to the grocery store exit. They share a wall and an entrance/​exit corridor, so it’s convenient to hit up after some grocery shopping.

Excellent little supermarket! Not as big and impersonal as City Market and much larger than Local Market, if I lived in Breck this would be my go to place. I was blown away by the variety of gluten free items they have in stock, it’s the biggest selection of g/​f products I’ve ever seen in any supermarket (that’s quite impressive for a quiet little mountain town!).

Good selection of quality groceries and a nice liquor selection as well. This place is on the small but higher quality side.

Man, I wish I knew Breckenridge Market and Liquor existed sooner on our trip. This grocery store is great. It’s a small, neighborhood grocery with local, specialty, and everyday products. We picked up some great bread made in Boulder, red-​skinned bananas, root beer milk (with a glass deposit, so… return your glass), and farm-​fresh dairy. You can even pick up a disk sled or standard plastic sled for $ 6.99 to take over to the hill near Carter Park. It was fun just walking around the store to look at what they had.
At the deli, you can get sliced meat and cheeses or you can get a made-​to-​order sandwich for lunch. There is a nice, basic salad bar, decent sandwich menu, and an adorable wooden bar to eat you lunch while people-​watching out the window.
Each staff member we interacted with was friendly and helpful. If you are visiting Breckenridge, I recommend getting food products here at Breckenridge Market and Liquor and getting toiletries at City Market (some non-​food products are pretty pricey).