Springs Liquor Outlet

Big liquor store, with a seriously trashy entrance. The store is huge, and spacious. The employees tried their best to ignore me. Long cooler wall of six packs, but nothing special. A single shelf of bombers, again, with nothing special. The prices are consistently more than any other place I’ve been. Most bombers are $2-3 more. Even their wine and liquor are overpriced.

Large warehouse style store. Way too many cooler doors. Not a bad selection of beer, most of which are 6 or 4 packs. The mean oreintal lady needs to chill out with her shouting. No purses really drives the ladies away.

The NO PURSES ALLOWED policy of this store is insane! I was asked to leave the store because I brought my purse to shop! I will never go back. I will shop at stores that respect their customers and don’t discriminate against women.

Large warehouse style liquor store. Staff was friendly, and there were several employees in the store. Decent selection, and decent prices. Got a couple Dogfish Head beers and some others that I haven’t seen too many other places in Colorado Springs. One negative is that they have a member card, but you can’t use it on your first purchase when you sign up. Also, Colorado Liquor Outlet on Briargate has the same logo (Owned by the same company, possibly?) but the member card is not good at both locations. Probably won’t be back anytime soon since it wasn’t near home.

Decent selection of micros but a little lacking in Belgains and other imports. Plenty of doors of BMC. Price seemed OK. A nice size store but a little lacking. Nobody approached us for help but then again we didn’t ask for any. No Coaltrain by any means.

Decent place stop in for beer. Not a whole lot of singles and bombers available, but better than most of the other stores in the surrounding area. Decent six pack and twelve pack selection, and tons of cheap beer. Staff is nice enough, but none really seemed to know much about beer. Prices are on par with the rest of the stores locally. Decent place if you are on the north side of the Springs, but like basically every other place in Southern Colorado, the selection pales in comparison to northern Colorado stores.

Enter at your own risk. The selection can be found elsewhere in town and usually, if not always, cheaper.

Warehouse-style liquor store ... similar in size to Total Beverage at 104th in Denver. While I didn’t ask for any help, I saw a lot of employees helping other customers ... and there seemed to be a lot of employees working when I was there. Nice selection of micros (mostly in 6-packs), with a heavy Colorado slant, naturally. Didn’t see many Belgians or exotics, though, and the single bottle selection eluded me as well. Although, I did find a few Bristol beers that aren’t common in the Denver area. East of downtown in a newly developed area. Nearby, had some good southwest food at a place called Hola something or other, next to the IMAX theater.