Lowry Liquors

I never wait in line here. It’s not the broadest selection of brews, wine, or liquor I’ve seen, but you can get something you like. The counter staff is helpful and friendly. They usually have a special that is competitive with other places.

Good selection, but grumpy service. I hate when I walk into a business and immediately feel like I am an inconvenience. I have been here three times as a quick run in and have felt like this every time!

Outrageously overpriced!!!
Poor customer service!!!
Just not a great place to shop.
It always seems like someone’s dog has just died in there.
I for one will not be shopping there again until they become more competitive and welcome my business.

Nice, friendly, and expensive. Go down the street to find your liquor cheaper. However, I gave it 4 stars because they always have the harder to find items in stock.

This is a great little bottle shop in Lowry. It is within walking distance of my friend’s apartment, so we went there a few times during my recent visit.
I did not experience anything like these other reviews. The staff was super helpful and friendly and helped make suggestions while we were shopping for local beers.
The prices were reasonable and quite a few of the beers in the cooler were on sale. They boxed up our purchase so we could carry it easier and it was overall a nice experience.

Worst customer service! I walked in and 4 people behind the counter and not one of them said a word. Another customer shopping walked out with nothing. They don’t offer cold shots and they are always rude! Do yourself a favor and go somewhere else!

Good prices. Good selection. Minutes from home. What more could I want from a liquor store? Well, this place must have excellent management because the staff obviously like their jobs and the customer service is excellent. Always smiling. I usually stock up at Glendale King Soopers because of their price and selection, but recently figured out that the my local store is comparable for price.

I’ve tried and tried, literally spending in 1 visit, $ 585.00, to support Lowry liquors. However, I’m done. On 2 seperate occassions I’ve asked them to buy beers for me (a case minimum is what i wanted) and they do not bother to follow-​up. After attending the Vail beer festival a few weeks ago I stopped at Lowry Liquors to ask them to order a few cases. While there, I spent $ 140.00 on beer and wine, and have never heard from them again. Even stranger, I’ve called and called and no one has ever answered the phone. In the last 6 months I’ve spent at least 1 grand on beer and they can’t or do not want to help me buy more.
The manager is lazy and most of the time, doesn’t even exit his office in the back of the store. He’s never thanked me for buying or even offered to help me carry the cases to my car.
I bet the owners do not know this although i’d like to tell them. The place has a wonderful beer selection although they don’t seem to want to sell it.
I’m done,
ron guillot

Funny people working up front, open rather late compared to Alameda liquor mart, decent pricing, and lots of selection of wines, beers, and booze. This is my 2^nd place to go if Alameda already closed.

Very friendly neighborhood store! They are dog-​friendly, which is great since I live in the area and regularly walk my dog over to the town center. We’re not picky liquor consumers (just beer and wine), but they always have what we need.

I am anti lowry liquors. Ive been goin here for at least three years and service has been awesome. Go at night cause the day staff is horrible. I went with my black friend and they turned us away. Racist white lowry people. Jerks. Watch who you hire

The store has a great selection of beers and wines. Plus, it is in a wonderful location. However, the female cashier was extremely rude and had a condescending tone when she rang us up. She asked my wife for her ID in a tone and gesture that was absolutely inappropriate. Sadly, we will not return to this store. A little bit of kindness goes a long way, and I certainly don’t shop where I feel unappreciated.
Hopefully some of these reviews can help make a change eventually. The store is great otherwise…

Cute shop. Close to me. I wasn’t greeted when I walked in, but the staff was nice and talkative when I was checking out.

I’ve been to this store in the past few months. When the store first opened up, I thought the wine selection was amazing and it is still a good size. However since I starting drinking beer, I must say I’m a bit disappointed in the selection here. While they do carry some craft beer, the selection is small and not a lot of local craft brewery representation is found here. I’ve been disappointed more than once. Since I’ve been back twice in the past month, I’ve just decided to go another store that has a greater variety/​selection

This liquor store had the most inappropriate employees of any Denver liquor store I’ve shopped at. I’ve read the current reviews and was excited to move to the Lowry area and still shop at this store, but was quickly disappointed in the service. The employees are caddy and rude. Although the liquor store itself presents nicely the employees make the experience regretful. Being a Denver native I support all local businesses. I’ve lived in Cheeseman Park, Uptown, Congress Park areas and I’ve never experienced the attitude these employees displayed. It’s a disappointment to call this place a local establishment and I’ll be happily supporting other respectful local businesses.

One of the nicer, more upscale liquor stores in the Lowry area, which says something. Prices seem pretty fair, and sales make them fairer. The wine selection occasionally seems to run a little low, although my sense is that there’s always something new to try, and the store certainly works hard at providing a good choice for the dollar. Location, décor and cleanliness make this place a standout.

The only reason I give this store two stars is because at least they gave me a refund. My story starts when I was looking at their beer selection which at first glance appears to be quite good. I grabbed something that I had not seen before and headed to the register. Once at the register, I noticed (after it was rung up) that the bottles were a little dusty. I should have followed my first instinct and said I didn’t want them. However, I asked the guy if the beer was old based on the dust. He assured me that it was not old, had only recently been put on the shelf, and that it was because their stock room was dusty. Thinking this was an alright answer, I made my purchase and went home.
Luckily, I looked at the bottle before I went to pour it. It had a best by date of two months ago!!! So much for it being recently put on the shelf. It was fricking old!
I went a few days later to return it. The guy was nice enough and asked if I wanted to grab something else. I went to go look at another beer that my husband would like and checked the best by date first. I was shocked because this one had a best by date of over three months ago!
If you are going to have a good beer selection, I commend you. However, if your good beer selection is made up of beer that is past its shelf life, I would rather have you have a small selection of drinkable beer.
The guy was nice enough to return my beer. However, I would almost change my rating to one star except that he would have had to be a jerk for me to have done that. But then again, I was lied to by the first clerk so maybe I should have.

Driven past this place numerous times and pondered checking it out. Finally did and this is what I think.
By category:
Scotch/​Bourbon/​Whiskey: The basics with a few surprises thrown in. Glenmore Small batch would be an example of that. Not a huge section, but definitely serviceable.
Cognac/​Brandy: Takes up an even smaller section than the whisky’s. Love to see small label cognac’s. I picked up a bottle of one of these small labels but I can’t recall the name at the moment and I haven’t opened it yet.
Vodka and Gin: Nothing stuck out to me really wasn’t paying attention.
Wine: This store is mostly devoted to wine. Lots of domestics to choose from. Imports are well represented from the major growing regions as well. I think Lowry’s is a good place to find an unsung bottle, especially if you walk around for a bit. I picked up a cheapy bottle of South African Shiraz called «Jam Jar». The bottle cap is adorned like a Smuckers jar, I had to try it. Very, very, very sweet with a dry finish. Almost too sweet but it was still worth trying.
Beer: Full beer selection. Imports, Domestics, Craft. Didn’t really check it out, maybe next time.
Other & Conclusion: Service was standoffish. I walked around the store for a good 15 minutes and no one offered any assistance or recommendations. Other reviews reflected a friendly outgoing staff so I was disappointed that I didn’t experience that. Small but potent selection of cigars at the register. I have never seen a Gurkha sold at a liquor store so that’s impressive. Other than that they have the normal liquor store quick grab cigars. I’m impressed.

I really like Lowry Liquors. Note that I didn’t really peruse their wine selection, however they get big points from me for carrying my favorite beer (Black Butte Porter) and one of my favorite ports (Royal Porto) which I rarely find.
Friendly staff, well organized and clean. Nice place.

Simply put, I love the employees here. I don’t even know their names, but they’re great. I went in once and asked if they sold shakers, which they did not, but they happened to have one handy right there on the counter. The guy behind the register just gave it to me. Surprising and really very cool.
Good selection of wines and spirits. Prices are also very decent, no overpriced-​anything going on here. Super helpful staff. Always there to explain this or that, what might work as a mixer, etc.
Spend your booze budget here!