Mission Liquors

Pretty mediocre. A few interesting singles in the cooler but mostly same old same old for the area. They have a tasting room which didn't have much that looked interesting (although I always appreciate being able to drink and shop). Not a ton of volume and not a ton of depth. Think like an OK corner store more than a place that should be rated in the 80s on here.

Used to be the best spot in Fremont for craft beer, with a small tap room in the back of the store (12 handles). Since the original owner sold the place has really gone down hill - bottle selection okay, tap list sometimes interesting but good luck getting any service.

Cool place with decent beers and no food.

Well this is an interesting place! Pretty good bottle selection, plus a tasting bar with 12 taps. I had Abyss while I was there. Tastings weekly, and bottle sharing events as well. I may need to trek to the East Bay a little more often!

I can’t believe I’ve never been here even though it’s only about 20 minutes from my house. It looks like any other small liquor store from the outside. The selection is very good, although limited. Only about half of the store is dedicated to beer, and it’s a pretty small store to begin with. The great thing about this place is the small tasting bar in the back. It’s very nicely put together and comfortable. You feel rather separate from the rest of the place. There’s a small TV and about 8 different beers and they offer samples for a buck a piece. Nice deal, considering they had a few one offs and expensive beers when I was there. There is a good singles selection which is a big plus for me. The service was very prompt and courteous. I would stop here a lot if it was on any of my usual routes.

Regular looking liquor store with a very solid craft beer selection. They have a small tasting bar, where you can taste a few ounces of 6-8 different beers on tap.

Great store. Evan and Rael know their beer and take care of their regular customers. Selection is up and down but there has never been a time I went in there and didn’t find something worth taking home with me. Prices are good for the most part. Overall a good store, with a good beer selection, and a good staff.

Another one of those looks can be deceiving liquor stores. They get a lot of the rare and weird beers that do not seem to show up elsewhere. Another one of those places that goes out of its way to find the stuff that isn’t available elsewhere. I walked in one Saturday and the guy behind the counter said to me. "I hope you aren’t looking for what I think your for. I sold out last night!" Good selection and very reasonable prices. They DO have single which is a big plus in my book.

Was pleasantly surprised by this establishment in quiet Fremont. From the outside looked to be your average liquor store, but once you go to the back corner of the place, the beer is all around. Plentiful selection of six-packs, dedicated singles cooler, and lots and lots of great bombers available. Their stock moves at a decent rate as well, as I have seen something new that I wanted every time I’ve gone. Staff is very enthusiastic about beer, and it shows in the beer selection vs. the other liquors there. Prices were nothing out of the ordinary. Great store in an unexpected place.

Looks like your standard generic strip mall liquor store from the outside but you’ll be pleasantly surprised to see an excellent craft beer selection inside. I came across many hard to find brews from Dogfish Head, The Bruery and Lost Abbey. You can also mix and match your own 6 pack from a pretty decent selection of singles. They also have a good selection of glassware (goblets, chalices, tumblers, etc). Definitely the best place to make a beer run in this part of Fremont.