Morgans Liquors

Very good selection for a small shop; often specials and find prices here to be overall to just slightly lower the most liquors stores in Denver. The staff is mixed, and I am tried of the guy who was there Sunday morning. Each time he has rules (10% off doesn’t apply to sale items — only from him there is no mention of that in the text you get or in the store, limit on beer of the month — only from him) and its to the point where I now turn away when he’s there. So having a store you aren’t sure you wish to deal with a clerk is is the downside of Morgan’s, but if you don’t mind playing the games them you’ll find some good liquor
decent prices and most of the staff I quite like.

Great liquor & beer store. Recently coming from St. Louis, I am still getting used to having to buy my beer (full ABV) at the liquor store — but it’s conveniently located right next to a Safeway, so thats huge plus when you grocery shop. Friendly service and never too long of a wait.
Good selection of beer, average selection of liquor, and they have all of the Bota Box Wine styles, including RedVolution which I have had difficulty finding in the past. Beer of the month is a nice deal and keeps folks new to this beer scene in new brews. Thumbs up for me.

Great neighborhood type liquor store. Service is superb. They never act like you are bothering them unlike some places. Good selection of beers and the beer is always cold. They very rarely seem to run out of things and this place is BUSY! Keep up the good service and everything else that you are doing right. Nothing bad to say after two years of going here.

The Liquor Store of Necessity, seeing as it is walkable from the DU area.
More expensive and less selection than where I usually head to (a certain liquor store on South Colorado near Sprouts). So-​so service, often crowded.
However, being where it is, it’s the go-​to for on-​the-​fly red-​eye.

I have to admit that I don’t visit a lot of liquor stores because I am not a huge drinker. When I do, I am usually buying for someone else. However, I was sent to this store and not only do they have a great selection and good prices, but they also carry Oskar Blues B. Stiff and Sons Root Beer. As far as I know, the only place in Denver that carries it!

I’m going with four stars for this liquor store in Denver.
Unless you want to drive to the suburbs to one of the monster liquor stores, Morgan’s is a great Denver option where you can get almost everything you need at a pretty good price.
I needed French wine. I will not go into the specifics, but I needed three obscure varietals and they had them all– they were all pretty good vintages so I was pleased. Prices were exactly what they should’ve been: neither a bargain, nor a rip off.
I also needed a bottle of rum, and while the rum selection was extremely limited I was able to get a pretty good price on a boring Bacardi.
Parking and convenience are absolutely one of the things that really is great about Morgan’s: located right next to Safeway and FirstBank you can pretty much knock out all your errands in one place.
Plenty of beer, wine, and college grade liquor (as we are on the DU campus– a lot of the liquor here goes to college students, bless their hearts). However you can find limited but more sophisticated items as well. I got what I needed.

Great deals only issue don’t get lotto on a Sunday from here as neither sales person knew how to use the machine

6 pack of the month — every month usually $ 6 – 7 which is awesome! It is convenient. I think everyone that works there is very friendly and nice. I have never had a bad experience, people are helpful and willing to answer questions and even help you carry stuff when your hands are full!
Their prices in general are pretty comparable to everywhere else. You’re not getting a steal by any means but you’re not getting ripped off either.

It’s close to my house, but I would rather drive 10 extra minutes to go to a place with better customer service. The clerks are all rude. The guy with the hat is okay. But every other clerk acts like you are an inconvenience. Zero people skills, zero niceties, 100% attitude. I’ve even had one clerk roll their eyes at me because I wasn’t fast putting in my customer #. Really? Is it really that hard to be nice? Apparently at Morgans Liquors, it is.

For 11 years I have been a loyal customer of Morgans. I shop there 98% of the time and often 2 times a week. EVERY employee knows me. They know my dog. They know I love IPA. I have been on their TXT coupon list since they initiated it and have nothing but great experiences there. That all changed today. On Friday I received the weekly TXT discount for a product I frequently buy and instead of saving it on my phone, I inadvertently deleted it. I asked the clerk on Friday if they would honor it if I came back Sunday (even though I didn’t have it on my phone), and he said «no problem, I know you are part of the program» So I went in Sunday – today. I told them the situation, neither of the two clerks working would honor it without seeing the TXT (they know I am in there all the time showing my TXT coupon) one of the clerks went so far as to rudely tell me in front of a line of customers «that’s why they call it a TEXT message… you gotta show the text to get the deal» I asked the girl working if they were serious, that I had been a customer for 11 years, that I was in there ALL the time. She simply said, «well that was an agreement you worked out with the clerk Friday and he isn’t here… sorry. So do you still want to buy this?»
I said «No. I do not. I’ll have to find another liquor store» and I walked out. I would understand it if it was a physical coupon or something they need to scan or track, but this is a deal where they just override the price. They just lost a long time customer — Sorry Morgans, but customer service is paramount on my shopping experience. You failed.

This was going to be my go-​to liquor store. They usually have a few good deals if you look around. The staff is usually friendly, and pretend to be knowledgeable while trying to push crappy beer. However, the older lady who works the counter ruined my experience. I asked for a bag,(you know the type you put stuff in to carry) and she acted like she had more important things to do. She then picks up my six-​pack and drops it (I believe on purpose), and throws my change at me. Honestly, I don’t know what her deal was, but if I’m going to spend money, I feel like I should be treated with dignity. I have no problem with shopping elsewhere. Sorry Morgans, but I do not tolerate rudeness.

I wouldn’t normally review a store like this, but the last time I went in, I left in such a good mood it needed to be shared. I went in to buy one of the tiny bottles of whiskey for Christmas treats I was making, and the man working helped me find the best deal. (Even though I didn’t ask any questions and it was obvious I was only spending $ 1 – 2.) So then I went to my Safeway run, and I got thinking that I should go back for a couple stocking stuffers. I went back in, and he talked me through picking out a couple bottles husband would like. Again, only spending $ 3, but he was still generous in time and spirit. He then put my purchases in a GIFT BAG and sent me on my way. He brightened my day, and I will be back for sure. Hopefully when I have more money to spend. :)

Good location (next to Safeway) and good selection.
The staff haven’t really been friendly, but I’ll go back because its convenient and selection.

I stop in here sometimes after I go to Safeway as it it just so convenient. The staff is cool and helpful and the pricing is ok as there is often a sale going on — the latest score was a deal on Mama’s Little Yellow Pils which the hubby is currently obsessed with. Parking is easy and they always card me which I now appreciate!

Excellent selection — descent prices — helpful staff!

Morgans is an A-​OK liquor store and a good choice for the area.
Their staff is friendly and knowledgable, and they’ll help you find anything you need.
The selection is pretty big, but the prices aren’t great-​most six packs are upwards of $ 10. They also offer mixers like soda, wine bags, and glasses.
Morgans is a solid choice if you’re in the DU area, but there are much better liquor stores not far away-​check out Keg Liquors for an equally good selection and much better prices.

What do you really need in a liquor store? Good prices. Helpful staff. Convenient location. Large selection of whatever it is that you are looking for. I have never bought wine here, so I can not vouch for their selection of wines, but when it comes to beer and liquors, Morgans is a go-​to place when I am in the old ‘hood.

I think the attraction is their beer selection. They’ve got a respectable selection of microbrews both in 22s and six packs. Every month they have a special on a microbrew… every beer from the specific brewery, usually $ 7 or so for the six pack instead of 8 and up. They claim to have the best selection of beer/​microbrews in south Denver, but I’ve not attempted to objectively verify that.
The liquor selection is above average but you might be disappointed if you want to buy five different kinds of rye whiskey. I think they only have two or three.
I don’t know jack about wine, but they’ve got a bunch of it.
Fun: underneath their clear counter top they keep the false IDs they see and write funny captions on them. I try to read as many as I can before I get my receipt.

Morgan’s Liquors is a place that has charm to it. It is situated within the University of Denver neighborhood and has been for at least seventy years. Morgan’s has an excellent selection of liquors, beers, wines, and party supplies despite its relative size. Also if you go there often enough you do not need to show identification to the employees who man the cash registers. These employees are usually very knowledgeable about the products that are sold at Morgans. Morgans is for the most part a very good store with decent pricing, also it has a good selection of Meads and Barley Wines. Furthermore if Morgan’s does not have something they can order it whether it be top shelf high end booze or bottom of the barrel beer.

Much of what this place has going for it is the location — it is right next to a Safeway, DU and a bank. They sell what I am looking for cold and I can occasionally get a free sticker or two. I am sort of a sticker slut.
IMHO — the service is lacking (beside the bald manager guy with the three kids — he is great). I know they are a liquor store and not selling stuff that needs much selling, but I buy beer. I love beer, I really do, but you knew that. All I am asking for is a «Hi Heidi» or «Howdoyoudo» or a simple smile of recognition with maybe — brace yourself — eye contact. Wait, maybe they are just sick of seeing me… ha! That is it! They must avert their eyes from the beer lady.
I have seen some of these workers move here from other liquor stores and I have yet to be greeted with my name or any hint that I have been shopping for beer in Denver since I was legal or have been breathing the same air as these people for a couple decades. I remember when it was just a pharmacy and drug store. The only person who will even offer to help me to my truck is the manager guy.
I know I am not a crazy college kid from DU (anymore) who will buy 10 kegs in a shot, (OK, I never did that as a grad student) but hey, do you really need to see my driver’s license AGAIN??? I know who you are talking about Dan.
All the stars are for what I am looking for in cold beer and location.
But, again I will be back tomorrow and maybe the day after that because they sell the holy beer — I guess it is still a pharmacy and drug store of sorts.