Lee’s Discount Liquor

Everytime you go in there it is a different policy, you cannot touch the drinks if you are a minor (child or young adult) and then you go in the store and have no issues as long as they don’t touch it.
Then you go there another time and see that you cannot be with a minor and buy it.
Not even cheap discounts for a discount store, same price for baileys at Albertsons. No one cares as much as Lees about minors being around the bottles. Way too strict about the rule. My daughter is not even a drinker, but to deny us service because she is there keeping me company is ridiculous. She is not handling the bottles either, so no rule has been broken.
Clearly profiling people in the store, as rules are inconsistent and new every time we have been there. How come every time before this we have never been asked for I. D when she didn’t touch the liquor? But today it’s an issue?
How come no where else denies an adult (legal) liquor from their store if they are with a minor? surely not often as every store in Vegas sells liquor and you are telling me Lees is the only one who will not sell to people with young kids or young adults? What a crock.
What a joke of a store. Never going back again. If you have bogus «rules» at least enforce them on a regular basis.
Good job driving away good customers!

Rolling into the parking lot, I found it to be tight quarters. Be careful pulling in and out. Rolling into the store, I found it’s set up to a tad confusing. With the negatives out of the way, here come the positives. I was immediately greeted up entering the store. A first I think having been to multiple other locations. When I located what I needed it was at the same cool price LDL is known for. The experience at the cash register was pleasant.

Just bought a bottle of Jamesons 12 year old and it cost me 39.99 found out online that I could have got it at Total Wines: for 33.99. I guess I will stop going to Lees even if it is a little closer.

Not the friendliest folk, but a very good assortment, with entry of variety.
It’s usually clean, I do gave to say I hate the sample girls accosting me every time I walk in.
Prices are good, cheaper than a lot if liquor stores, more than Walmart. I like that they card everyone that could possibly be under 21. I wish they had more conversational skills than grunting.

I only stopped here for a case of beer since I drove by it… usually I prefer Total Wine. I will give Lee’s that they have more locations, but it’s not as good of a selection or price as Total Wine.

As an educated buyer, I really enjoy the occasional finds at Lees. The staff is generally pretty ignorant of wine so an uneducated buyer will have a problem and likely be lead to whatever huge allotment needs to move. I think the stores are just a bit too big for good quality control. Tons of white wines and rosés on the shelves well beyond their expiration and brown, but they’ll sell them to you and returns aren’t always easy. So if you know what you’re after/​buying, again some great deals and nice finds. Otherwise, it’s dangerous. That said, Lees is a great place to get wines with some nice bottle age, whereas Total Wine is ONLY newly released vintages.

Not sure if it was this one or the other one but last year when my girls and I came for our annual Vegas trip we stopped here! First time coming here and we loved it! We got everything we needed and were satisfied with the selection and prices.

I dared go back after my last bad experience and was ultimately disappointed this time. Looking for a particular few wines. Clerk said he had some in back but wanted to make sure I really wanted them. Eh? «They are expensive,» he offered then looked at me and waited… for me to what… go screaming out the door over a $ 40 bottle of wine? After making doubly sure I wanted to spend that much (maybe I didn’t look high class enough) he lazily wandered off to find them. After a nice wait he informed me he didn’t have any of the 4 I needed in stock. Not a one =\ He then walked away without even suggesting something else. He did offer as I was leaving that I should try another store. Uh thanks? Back to total wine for good now.

Was good, but ultimately disappointing.
Came here to get a case of champagne plus some mixers and a couple bottles of liquor.
They don’t sell mixers?
Seriously?
I have to go down the street to a late night grocery store to buy some Coke?
Price on the champagne was fine. Clerks were pretty unhelpful in responding to any questions. Had they answered even one or two questions, I could have easily been upsold into spending another $ 100 on liquor. But no.

This particular Lee’s is small — you definitely don’t have the selection that you get at most other Lee’s. You do have a nice selection of the most popular wines and hard liquors at very competitive prices.
I prefer the larger locations, especially during the holidays when they have all the gift boxes out — you won’t find that at this location as they simply don’t have the space.

Anytime you are in Vegas and have a car, you need to make a pit stop at Lee’s liquor store to stock up. Great prices for large bottles and mixers. This one was a smaller location so I was disappointed they didn’t have our normal 1 liter of Hennessy. There are many other Lee’s liquor stores located nearby the strip.

This is a small location, but we look at all the locations we pass to see if there’s any random some distillers/​breweries they might have here and not at the others.
The beer area is small compared to the others. I did find Knee Deep Tanilla here which I did hope to get distributed down here. Spirits we were looking at were good selection, but did not find anything rare we wanted to buy.
We did go home with a nice surprise of Bushmills etched glasses for 99cents each. Score! We collect glasses and need a few good ones for Whiskeys.
Just a FYI for out of towners, this will be one of the closer Lee’s to tourist area.

This location is fairly small. However, it still has a pretty decent variety of beers.

i LOVE THIS PLACE!!! We were hittin’ the location on Flamingo and this place is TOO MUCH BETTER!(so close and it is an «outlet»!!!) HELLO!!! They have PERONI BEER for Gods’ Sake! No one has Peroni in Nevada!
They have Red Hook and just SPLENDID stuff that is NOT MAINSTREAM! Beer that is ACTUALLY good to DRINK! And we do BUY alcohol! We loaded up fer our «pals”-lots of sweet Mexican beer-​BUT PERONI-​that we could AFFORD!!! HELLO!
i LOVE LEES’S! They ROCK! Ok, yer in «retail» ya ge attitude, but we always get splendid SERVICE! i am SO PLEASED they moved in here by my HOUSE! It is such a PLEASURE! i have such a FUN time in the wines/​vodka/​beer-​and who needs «someone to help ya“_geez, ya get what ya want and go-YOU“RE DRINKIN» NOT THE SELLER! The «Lee Family» have filled a need for Vegas-​we need Alcohol at a respectable price-​selection and «savings» are a must for me-​i don’t need to travel for good beer NOW!

I mostly avoid this store. The employees are miserable. They’re fairly cheerful when they start, but give ‘em a few weeks. They’ll be scowling with the others.
This is probably the smallest Lee’s outlet. The cramped space is crammed to the rafters. Watch yourself going down the narrow aisles. You could easily bump into a stack of bottles. Knowing how Lee’s operates, they would probably try to make you pay for anything you break.
The beer selection is less than half of what you see at other Lee’s branches. I’ll never forget the time I bought a six-​pack of bad beer. I brought it back. The employee said I could have the same beer.
Why would I want the same beer? It’s awful. How about another beer of equal or lesser value? Nothing doing. And they’re not even nice about it. Another store might have at least have said «sorry for the inconvenience» but not these jokers. They immediately have their guard up thinking you’re trying to pull a fast one. You’ve shopped there for years, spent hundreds of dollars, but now they take the hard line with you over one stinkin’ six pack. That’s how you do business when you have no competition. Now they have a sign on the door: ALL SALES FINAL.
Another time I accidentally picked up a six pack that had a bottle of something else mixed with it. The clerk gave me grief over it. I should have walked out, but I let convenience overrule pride. And don’t try to use a Discover card because they’ll rudely inform you that it isn’t welcome.
Many times I’ve wished that some retailer would come into town and give Lee’s their comeuppance. I would go ten miles out of my way to shop at a store where I feel appreciated. Until then, I’ll keep shopping at Lee’s and taking their abuse. The sacrifices we make for good beer.
Other reviews call this store «giant» and «huge.» Don’t be misled. The store on Lake Mead is twice as big but the employees are also graduates of the Lee’s academy of customer service: FU.

This is the Walmart or Costco of Liquor. Its a giant warehouse of liquor… perfect for Las Vegas. It isn’t really discounted, but there is a lot of stuff here!

Ok find me a place in Vegas comperable to Mr Lee’s selection… waiting…waiting…yea…So the prices are pretty cheap. Lee’s has discounted liquors throughout the store if you’re paying by ATM or cash. A lot of the prices are reasonable. They have a selection from 10 – 15 Bacardi products, Gins, Rums, Tequilas, Vodkas, scotches, single malts, canadians, bourbons, wines, beers, cordials, liqueuers, etc… so yes. It’s a bartender’s Mecca.
They do have Remy Marten’s Louis XIII or even Hine or Camus, to Tequila Rose, Godiva chocolate liqueuer, keke, voyant… I wonder if they’re hiring…

I don’t know what is «discount» about it, it seems that the prices are comparable to anywhere else, but it is complete, I’ll give ‘em that… the place is huge. For example, I’m partial to Irish whiskey, Jameson in particular, and they have 3 or 4 different varieties of Jameson, which I didn’t know existed… special reserves and batch labels, as well as Tullamore Dew (my second choice) and several varieties of Bushmill’s, too, which I won’t touch, being Protestant Unionist liquor and all. Joking! The point is, if you have a favorite brand of Tequila, they have it… the really special stuff, too, in locked cases, like $ 350 single malts and the like.
It’s not the best place to buy wine in my opinion, but the beer cooler is extensive, and cold. They have gift sets for the that special boozehound in your life, and smokes and chips and all that good stuff. It’s where I go… now if they would just emphasize the «discount» that would be cool.