Liquor World

Way cheaper than the casinos, bought all my liquor and cigars here. I definitely will be back here on my next visit.

Place small like shit and hot no AC, Bad costumer service stay away from this place you won’t have a good experience

Asked a cab driver for a liquor store and he took us here for $ 12.99 six packs of domestic beer and a distinct porta potty smell with nary a porta potty in sight. Shady is an understatement. I know drinks are expensive in Vegas now but think twice before this place becomes your solution.

This place is great! I would definitely recommend it in the future, the staff was pleasant and helped me find everything I needed to get my party started!

Great selection and service. Giselle was very helpful and friendly.

Stayed at the hard rock hotel and liquor world is the perfect location to buy drinks and walk around. The man behind the counter was so friendly and helpful! Will be back!

The fact that they won’t tell you the price over the phone is unreasonable

Walking distance from Hooter hotel/​casino but shady as hell. Like a zoo out front in the parking lot so get your booze and get out quickly!

Really overpriced and very rude staff. All these liquor worlds are owned by such junk. I went up to the owner at the new paradise location and said your alcohol is expensive. So he offered drivers, unlv students and that junk 50% off. Still expensive

One of the worst liquor store in Vegas. Would not recommend it to anyone. Bad service, bad way of doing business

I mean, it’s convenient if you’re in walking distance and want a snack or a soda, but expect to pay 2−3x as much as usual and get really unfriendly service. I definitely wouldn’t drive over here for any reason. If you’re already in a car, there has to be a better place. Any place. Like the AM/​PM up the ways.

These guys are AMAZING! Can’t wait to come back to Vegas they have all the liquor you could ever dream of. Come here and get drunk the ppl are great

The place is a hole and it’s hard to find and it’s in a seedy area next to the HoJo’s just off the Strip… BUT you won’t believe the offering of high-​end spirits you’ll find inside… or maybe you will, I dunno. Maybe everybody carries George T. Stagg, etc. (Not everyone does… this is my attempt at pithy commentary)
I was on the hunt for black walnut bitters, a critical element in one of my favorite boozy Fall whisky cocktails… yes, they had it. They were the only place in Vegas that did!
Listen, make sure you take a wingman if you venture to this place but, by all means, if you’re looking for ‘obscure, or high-​end’ take the risk… keep your hand on your wallet though.

You will be absolutely ripped off here. Unless you want to pay 45 $ for a 12 pack of bottled water and 44 $ for a 36 pack of bud light I suggest shopping elsewhere. Cab drivers probably get a kick back for driving you here.

²⁴⁄₇. That’s the only thing anyone is ever going to like about this place. Everything is ridiculously expensive and the cashiers aren’t that friendly. Also wouldn’t accept my prepaid card, which I thought was dumb.

I walked in looking for some alcohol to buy on my way to a party. This location is right across from the MGM Grand, so it is very close to the strip so it is extremely convenient for anyone who has forgotten something.
The price seems a little more expensive than some other liquor stores (it is by the strip so what do you expect?). Employees of any casino receive a 25% discount (show employee ID).

The only positive about this place is the fact that it’s a convenient location (hard to find a package goods without driving for a few miles). While it is a few miles from the Strip hotels, the fact that they prices are extremely outrageous (even for Vegas) is a slap in the drunken face!!!
The store is tiny and crammed. For all the money they make off your purchases they should be able to build this into its own casino! Do yourself a favor and DON’T FORGET TO USE YOUR Unilocal CHECK-​IN.

Liquor World was definitely convenient during my stay at the HoJo’s right down the street. They’re open ²⁴⁄₇ and have everything from liquor to beer to deodorant to souvenirs.
My only gripe is that they are overpriced. 2.99 for a 20 oz bottle of club soda? That’s crazy.
Make sure to use your Unilocal check-​in deal if you do stop by this joint. 10% off a $ 20+ purchase.

Liquor World is in kind of a sketch spot. I found this place while staying at the MGM not too long ago. In the efforts of trying to save time, my wife was checking us into our room and I decided to cross the street to get some booze.
Liquor World is on the South East side of the strip east of Hooters and Coco’s breakfast joint, it’s about a 10 minute walk from the MGM lobby. The store appears to be ran down a bit, but it’s certainly a better option for buying beer and liquor than anywhere else on the strip. Walgreens has a good liquor selection with similar pricing, however this place was closer and more conveniant.
When you enter, there’s a case on the left loaded with glass wear for smoking, the middle of the floor is normally filled with ice and cheap cans of Bud, Coors, Mikes etc. The left wall is where you’ll find the liquor. They have 1/​5ths and ½ gallons available for purhcase. There wasn’t a specific liquore I wasn’t able to find.
The mixers get spendy, they wanted about $ 10 for a gallon of Cranberry juice, where as Walgreens had a half gallon of cranberry juice for $ 5. A half gallon was a lot more reasonable than a full gallon.
Service was helpful, but the place is ran down as mentioned. I was in Vegas 1 week ago and Walgreens had just about everything Liquor World had, except it was cleaner and easier accessed via those on the strip.

The Good:
OPEN 24 HOURS!
Decent liquor selection
Snacks
Soft Drinks
Staff is cool
The Not So Good:
Expensive
Beer selection is just «okay»
This is a fairly «Vegas Strip close» 24 hour liquor store with a bunch of snacks, drinks, hard liquor and little trinkets. The downside is that a lot of their liquor and beer is fairly pricey which is to be expected in Vegas. Also, their beer selection is a little limited with mainly just having some of the more popular beers and a lot of the better ones available in single bottles only. Also if you’re looking for large packs of cans, you’re pretty much limited to Coors and Bud Light.
All in all, it’s good to have a 24 hour liquor store, especially in Vegas. It does beat buying alcohol in the casinos but their are cheaper alternatives if you are willing to travel a little away from the strip and stick to regular business hours.