The Liquor Outlet

I’ve passed this store so many times since living in Las Vegas and 12yrs later I finally made my 1^st visit. Ran in yesterday, a pit stop before heading out to the concert at Craig Ranch Park.
Decent size store, not too big not too small, standing in any spot in this store you can see the store… meaning it is hard to get lost in there. I was making Watermelon Margaritas so I ran in for the missing ingredients: Triple Sec, Lime Juice and Agave.
TripleSec: $ 6.99
Rose’s Lime Juice: $ 3.49
ORGANIC Agave: $ 1.99 (that’s right, I said it ORGANIC! Bourgeois Much? Why yes I am, how did you know.
I did notice that they have a huge variety beer, the aisles were kind of LIGHT in the in variety of brands, but I did not go in there to roam the aisle, I went in w/​PURPOSE, I went in w/​FOCUS, I went in on a MISSION… I need to make a KILLER MARGARITA and for $ 13.00 I like to say thank you Liquor Outlet you aided in me making a BOMB-​A$$ WATERMELON MARGARITA.
This is the perfect QUICK STOP Liquor spot, so if you are trying to skip the grocery store and/​or one of the big chain liquor outlets go check them out.
If I find myself hanging out on that side of town, I know exactly where I going… but this is just my opinion, go check it out for yourself

Love the convenience since its close to my place and there really isn’t a Lee’s Discount around here.
Pay close attention the reviews for this place because they are basically based on preference. For example, if you’re looking for a good selection of craft beers this isn’t the place. Specialty liquors are a bit limited as well, but as far as the hard stuff, you’ll find it here. They have brands like Fireball and JD in a very freezer so you can buy it nice and chilled already.
They have a decent selection of wine but if you’re a connesour don’t expect to find any rare types. In my opinion they have a larger selection of what I call ‘travel size’ bottles then Lee’s.
The customer service is hit or miss depending on who’s behind the counter but let’s face it, its a liquor store, as long as you find what you need to get nice you’re not gonna care whether or not dude gives you service with a smile.
I haven’t had any opportunities to ask any tough questions so I can’t gauge the staff’s knowledge. The three stars are basically based on price and limited stock on certain staples. Vegas is big on craft, they should expand on that.
Happy drinking… DJR

If I could give zero stars I would. Listen, I know this is a liquor store and obviously that means there’s no customer service. We bought 2 bottles of Corralejo tequila, which we drink religiously but these bottles were part of a bad lot. Meaning… the tequila had a smell like rubbing alcohol and tasted as such, not its normal smooth taste. We opened the first bottle and noticed this and brought the second bottle and the opened bottle back. We asked them to smell and they agreed something was wrong but refused to EXCHANGE the unopened bottle! Are you kidding me? They sold us bad tequila! We have a regular spot that we buy from and our guy there asked his distributor not to bring that lot anymore, which they don’t but they happened to be all out. Sad that we went to this place and they agreed they sold us something bad but wouldn’t exchange the bad bottle. I’ll never go back.

This place is perfect for those of us who grew up in an area where booze is only sold in booze stores. You may pay a bit more, but it is booze and booze related items shop. I would rather go here that deal with Wal-​Mart or a grocery store.
The employees here are always friendly and helpful.
They have a very good selection. If you want niche craft beers, go to Total or Lee’s. If you want Sam Adams Seasonals, locals and regional, then Liquor Outlet has you covered. There is a good spirits selection at reasonable prices.
In short, this isn’t a fancy pants, snooty tooty wine and more store.
It is a liver hater heaven, with ice, beef jerky, cigars, and nice people on stock and register. What more can you ask for to get your weekend started?

Seemed to be a little on the pricey side, but it’s a quick in and out. It’s what you need when you are looking for beer. Convenient and cold.

If you’re looking for craft beer — there’s a very limited selection. If you’re looking for cheap, tap water … I mean domestic beer, this is your place.
I say this because I stopped in over the weekend to grab some beer. I equate their beer selection to stock I normally see in supermarkets. As for the spirits and wines, I can’t and won’t comment but the floor was well stocked of «stuff». I believe a saw a room for cigar tasting but I didn’t look too hard as I wanted to get in and get out.
Next time, I’ll stop in at a place that specializes in craft beer. I may stop in if I’m looking for other «adult» beverages.