Siegel Liquor On Kk

I love this place — super close to home and they always have what I want. (Plus I really like the family that runs/​owns it)
You can’t go wrong!

I love this place. And not just because it’s the closest liquor store to my house.
Sure, that’s the biggest reason, but not the only reason.
It’s definitely family owned. The place is typically staffed by one of three people. Father. Mother. Or son.
They’re quite friendly, but maybe not immediately. But maybe one time YOU be the friendly person out of the gate and see how it goes. Even on days when they seem distracted or uninterested or busy, if I’m friendly, they’re friendly. Cause they’re nice.
I know, when you walk in a liquor store, you aren’t working. Employees should be trying to make the place happier. But, really? Come on. Is it a battle? Are you competing? Who has to be nice first? Come on, that would be gross if that’s what you’re doing. You don’t do that, right?
You are buying alcohol, presumably. There’s something to make you optimistic. Unless you’re buying it for terrible and dark reasons. But that’s on you.
Other reasons it’s a good spot worth your love:
1: Parking lot.
1a: Close to (my) home.
2: Decently large selection for the size of the shop.
3: Lemons & Limes.
4: Lots of single can/​bottle options.
5: Lots of mixers, washes, condiments, & party necessities.
6: Shady/​scary looking entrance.
7: Easy to find.
8: They are Packer fans.
It ain’t the greatest place in the world. But it’s there. And so are you. And you need booze.

They have a good beer selection. Friendly and funny employee when we popped in one afternoon. Quick in and out — no complaints.

It’s not what it used to be but I can still get what I need here. Always friendly and helpful employees. The bullet proof counter area really kills it but hey, as long as you’re safe from those crazy Bay View hipsters.

Siegel’s stayed open during a blizzard. Automatic points. Their selection, while not uniformly varied, had enough to keep 4 freezing people happy and slightly loopy.
AND THEY HAD BRECK CHRISTMAS ALE. A Colorado microbrewed seasonal. I almost had a fit when I saw ale from my home state. Then I drank said ale.