Pinch Penny Liquors

Racist caricatures (an indigenous person spending what little money they have-pinching their pennies-to buy alcohol) being the central marketing strategy of this establishment is shameful. From 2006-2010, a survey of death certificates showed that Native Americans died due to alcohol at a rate of 4x compared to the general US population because of a range of social and political issues, and this store is mocking, celebrating, and profiting off of that.

I went to pick up some alcohol for my wife and I. Some guy with a tye dye, hoodie, and glasses asked for ID and what I was interested in. I gave him my ID and card. After examining the card and ID, all he said was "nice try" and slammed the drive thru window on me. I was a bit perturbed but waited until he finally came back and just flatly said he was not going to serve me and that it was a nice try. The card turned out to be my wife's that I gave him. Had he explained it, I would have been like OK and it would have been fine and we could have continued, but there was no explanation or conversation, just flat out rudeness, accusation, and condescension. I had to come back later when I was able, fortunately he was not there and I was finally able to get what I wanted. "Nice try" Tye Dye guy ????. What a guy!

Service trash racist according to the night guy it’s his drive threw I drug addicteds to move because they have a job to do but my car was too loud and ghetto and I was unwan

Absaluki goated. They had Bapple last week, and now they have Magners Pear???? Absaluki wild. They have great taste.

Great selection of spirits, malt, and wine. Large shopping area, friendly, knowledgeable staff, clean and organized.