March 26, 2012 [ Updated March 28, 2012 ]
Much better than the government stores. At first I thought, "where’s the beer?" but when I found the fridge, I was impressed. There are maybe 100 beers or so, but they all are relatively uncommon in Western Canada and good quality, so I stocked up.

November 19, 2011 [ Updated January 10, 2012 ]
Beer is really secondary here, but they’re trying! Never seem to have the same selection twice. I’m not sure if that is good or bad. Lots of Canadian craft beer, usually a handful of great American micro and some Belgians. You have to visit often as its usually boom or bust. A little pricey, but I guess that’s to be expected. Glad to have this as my closest store!

August 26, 2011
Hey Guys it’s Shane From Willow Park I i know my rating for the store is totally biased but i need to put one in order to leave a comment . I just wanted to let you all know whats new to the store this week!!!! Fish Tale - wild salmon pale ale, blonde ale and amber ale Chimay Red Attila The Honey Nasty Habit IPA Pike Naughty Nelly Golden Ale Samuel Smith IPA Samuel Smith Imperial Stout Cannery Apricot Wheat Ale I’ll be giving updates every Wensday of our new stock hope to see you in the store soon

March 28, 2010
It has a good collection of craft brews from across Canada. Well good for Saskatchewan at least. The unfortunate side is that the shelves are frequently empty because of the demand, and the difficulties of getting non-SLGA listings into the province. The selection of wine is far better than beer. The staff however makes a point of knowing about what is on the shelves, and can actually recommend a beer to a customer. It is a very expensive place to get beer, but given the selection, there is very little choice but to pay it.

February 23, 2010
Probably the best shop we have in Saskatchewan. Very knowledgeable and very friendly staff. Dave the beer guy knows his beer and is not shy to answer questions or talk about beer. Selection is limited right now, but it does take time to get rolling. It is especially difficult here in Saskatchewan with our laws restricting beer to only be 10% of your product. Overall a good place and a regular spot for me on a Saturday afternoon.

February 5, 2010
Really cool selection and well educated staff. No this is not the Willowpark s in Calgary, only a couple months looking forward to comes out this and remember Rome wasn’t built in day. Marks are low now but I fully expect this store to get better.

January 1, 2010
Only a guess at the ~100 beers available but it was limited. This being said, I doubt you’d find anything better in Regina or Southern Saskatchewan. Mixed in with some Quidi Vidi (Newfoundland) and some BC micros were Quebec’s Dieu du Ciel and Charlevoix - and most impressively, Belgium’s Struise Pannepot ($7.42) and Deca Black Albert ($10.95). God only knows how these fine beers find their way into the province but who really cares?!?!?