MGM Wine & Spirits

Michael Mauren

Great place. Great prices

Denny Haley

A good liquor store, with friendly, smart folks. I requested a bourbon they didn't have on the shelf, and they called me a day later - fast, good service. TotalWine is a buck or two cheaper, so what? Sometimes personal service, supporting a local franchise, and so on, makes a difference.

Michael Brush

Good selection for spirits, wine and beer. HUGE markups for some of the better bourbons/whiskeys is disappointing to see. Good selection, but not worth the additional cost.

Kevin McGrath

This is one of the better MGMs around town. The good: * hard liquor variety for stuff like whiskey and vodka is large and prices are definitely $1 or more cheaper than smaller local shops. Jameson, Bushmills and Jim Beam are examples. * they introduce new labels you would not find elsewhere, like three kinds of Paddy’s whiskey. * Moonshine. This is the best place in MN that I know of. Great selection. Even have Tim Smith from the Moonshiners TV show. No need to risk your life driving through the mountains of TN, NC, VA etc. * I am not a wine person, but I find the variety overwhelming when my wife sends me there and gives no guidance what she wants. * What matters most and what all liquor stores should be judged by: the local and national craft beer selection, especially the West and East Coast IPAs. Okay, maybe I am biased. Yeah they have many of the big local brands - Surly, Fulton, Indeed etc, and a great selection of singles, but frankly I can find a more varied and better selection at my local Glen Lake Liquor store. * a special call out for always having a great deal in Newcastle Nut Brown Ale. * there are some really high end local and national beers sold as single 12oz to pints to wine bottle sized that are too expensive for me to pay for, but this must be where my snotty and flashy friends get their stuff. * I have had some unique booze across the country,and so far, this location always has it,even if only one bottle. * the cold section with popular wine and beer. * emails with sales. * Bushmills and 2 Gingers seem to always be on sale. * employees are very nice and mostly helpful. They do not have the knowledge of the folks at say Glen Lake, but how could they with a massive product selection. The bad: * interior is kind of run down. * navigating is not so easy, like finding Riesling. It is in its own section AND Germany AND Moscato AND sometimes with the Pinot. The plus is there is a lot. Turned out recently that the stuff I searched the store for was in the cooler the entire time, ready for my wife. * maybe a more extensive local beer selection that is marked up as such. They have the space. * I am pretty sure their craft beer prices are more than smaller and local liquor stores. Fulton and Surly are two I am so suspicious of, I stopped buying from here. Buyer beware. To recap, for the general Minnetonka area by the south east side of Lake Minnetonka, this place has the largest and cheapest booze selection.