“Anything you want to get juiced, is all right here. Staff is courteous and friendly. They should be, right? It's a make you feel better than the norm kinda place.”
“The Owner Paul is always cool. He is usually there everyday and gives everyone a smile and advice. Prices are super competitive, usually always cheaper than anywhere. My favorite place to go. I live closer to Star Liquor but I make the extra drive to support this family owned business.”
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12940 Riverdale Dr NW, Coon Rapids“I love Cub wine & Spirits! I moved to this area recently and I was happy to find one here as well. They have great selection of wine. You get a discount every time you buy 6 bottles at the same time.”
“Every time I've been in or called with questions, the person has been very pleasant and helpful. Never had a less than pleasant interaction with anyone there.”
“Here's what I didn't know about Costco Pharmacy: you don't have to be a member to the warehouse & online services! You can use Good Rx at Costco, but the membership price might* be better. I had to ask for the prescriptions that I had filled here-both were less expensive than Good Rx or my insurance (news to me!). You DO have to inform the cashier that you are a member & have them scan your card. It was well worth it to me to drive a little further & reap the substantial savings.While I was checking out, the next customer was buying dog & cat medicine for his pets! Plus, you can always stop at the snack spot on the way out & have a frozen treat!”
“My fiancé and I go here sometimes if we are out running errands. Tends to be our second choice liquor store in the area where we live. Their prices tend to be a little more than other liquor stores in the area. But their selection is good. The layout of the store is nice!”
“Great place to go for liquor or beer great customer service Jeremy the cashier was awesome good energy and and customer service ?would highly recommended to anyone in need of liquor or beer”
“I love it. Because if you don't want to use bumpers and the person that is up to bowl before you uses bumpers. The bumpers will go down when it is your turn to bowl.”
“Total Wine: A Wine Lover's Paradise (and Potential Nightmare)
My recent visit to Total Wine was an experience that left me both exhilarated and overwhelmed. As a self-proclaimed wine enthusiast, I've always been drawn to the allure of vast wine selections and the potential for discovering hidden gems. However, Total Wine took this concept to a whole new level, leaving me both awestruck and slightly bewildered.
The sheer volume of bottles on display is nothing short of astonishing. From floor-to-ceiling shelves lined with an endless array of reds, whites, and rosés, to meticulously curated displays showcasing regional specialties and limited releases, every inch of the store is a testament to the sheer breadth of the wine world.
As I wandered through the aisles, my eyes darted from bottle to bottle, each label promising a unique story and flavor profile. The temptation to sample every single one was almost irresistible. However, the sheer magnitude of the selection quickly became overwhelming. With so many choices vying for my attention, I found myself paralyzed by indecision.
I spent hours meticulously scanning the shelves, reading labels, and trying to decipher the cryptic tasting notes. I sought out recommendations from knowledgeable staff members, eager to tap into their expertise and uncover hidden treasures. Yet, despite their best efforts, the sheer volume of information was still daunting.
In the end, I left the store empty-handed, my mind a whirlwind of conflicting emotions. On one hand, I was exhilarated by the sheer magnitude of the selection and the potential for discovery. On the other hand, I was overwhelmed by the sheer volume of choices and the fear of making the wrong decision.
My experience at Total Wine serves as a stark reminder that sometimes, having too much choice can be a curse rather than a blessing. While the store's vast selection is undoubtedly impressive, it can also be paralyzing for even the most seasoned wine connoisseur.
For those who are new to wine or simply looking for a hassle-free shopping experience, I would recommend exploring smaller, more curated wine shops. These establishments often offer a more personalized approach, with knowledgeable staff members who can help you navigate the complex world of wine and find bottles that suit your individual tastes.
However, for those who are truly passionate about wine and enjoy the thrill of the hunt, Total Wine remains an unparalleled destination. Just be prepared to embrace the chaos and the potential for information overload.”