Beaumont Liquor Store

Fine little liquor store off Killingsworth. All the booze is locked up behind a counter, so you can’t really just browse — you’ve got to know what you want and move along. Staff is friendly, parking is a pain, but bonus points for also selling bags of ice and a limited selection of mixers.

Love these people. Great personalities and helpful even when you ask stupid questions. When there’s a line, it still never takes long to get what you need. And every time my pup comes in with me they spoil him with a treat.

Great customer service. The associates are all very nice, especially the women.

My favorite thing about this place, is the people who work here. There is one girl in particular who normally helps me and she’s such a sweetie and is sure to brighten anyone’s day. It’s a really small shop that gets a lot of traffic and they make do with the amount of shelf space available to them. I would request just a few things to be added though. Some nicer whiskeys and scotches would be a good addition. Their prices are standard, and their bar ware selection is very limited. They are also closed on Sundays which is a bit of a bummer for me because I work nearby and Sunday is my Friday! Luckily, there are still a few other shops in town who cater to Sunday drinkers.

The folks at this fine establishment have been keeping me happy for more than 20 years. Linda, Judy, and all the others are great! Always a pleasure. See you soon!

Clean, reliable, friendly employees, sales on Vodka. I can get behind this place.
Also, THANKS for the no cell phone rule!

Decent little liquor store. The lady behind the counter was helpful and friendly. They had my Wild Turkey Rye – some places don’t. Easy in-​easy out. I was headed home with my booze in a brown paper bag in less than three minutes.
My gawd, liquor is expensive in Oregon!

Run of the mill liquor store, controlled by the OLCC. As Gretchen W. mentioned, they have a no cell phone policy — and personally I say THANK YOU! There is nothing worse than standing in line behind someone who is talking on their cell phone while they are trying to complete a business transaction. Not to mention that sometimes what they are saying to their cell phone is offensive, loud and rude! Let the business conduct business and let those on their cell phones finish their conversations elsewhere — regardless of their tone, politeness or sense of entitlement. Perhaps you were talking to your husband about what to buy, or perhaps you were talking to your 17 year old girlfriend about how to make a margarita. Either way, as with driving, cell phones don’t belong in this equation.
The store is stocked with the appropriate liquors and mixers, cigarettes and lottery tickets. Standard fair at all liquor stores in the state, although this one has slightly less of the cage-​like atmosphere I have felt elsewhere. And unlike the parking lot, you are in and out in no time.

It’s bad enough we have to buy our booze separated by a counter, but what is up with the «no cell phone in the store» rule? How am I supposed to find out what to pick up for my husband? Read his mind?
Not only did the the man scream at me for using my cell phone in the store (my back was to the counter, I was speaking quietly, it was too noisy on Killingsworth to hear), yelling at me «maam, maaam!!» but then once I had made my decision, the female employee had to go in the back and report to this man what I purchased. Oh, am I on some sort of list now? Were you going to deny me my purchase because of my cell phone? Is my picture going to be on the wall of the «bad OLCC customers?».
Nice to know that this state run store will gladly sell to overly intoxicated people (which I have observed multiple times in this store) but heaven forbid you should use your phone! Get off your damn high horse. So sorry you hate your job. Don’t make it my problem. Have a nice day! You are lucky I haven’t reported you in the past.
And no, this store is not anywhere near Beaumont… and no, I will not spend another dime in it. Hollywood Liquor can have my money. So sad that this surly ugly store is in the parking lot of the «friendliest store in town»…

Super nice and friendly! very knowledgeable! the owner guy is especially nice!

Cog, meet Machine. This place is all business, so you better be ready to order the second you open the door — and make sure to get outta the way of the other customers coming and going with the speed and efficiency of ants. Which isn’t necessarily a bad thing; you might be in a hurry too.
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Not sure why it’s called Beaumont Liquor Store. It’s not in Beaumont. It’s in Concordia. Maybe they had to move the hivenest.