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Frank's Liquor

Frank's Liquor

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416 N Willis St, Visalia, California, 93291, United States
(559) 734-3197
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Oct 29, 2021
Not a cigar smoker but quite the selection of cigars. Plenty of soft drinks, energy drinks and beer and alcohol. Friendly service. Right on the corner of Murray and Willis.

Dec 7, 2022
They got all the boozes. and lots of cigars too. They bought it from the original Frank about a decade ago and they are chill. Their selection really is noteworthy, they have bottles that cost over a grand. With limited edition serial numbers and stuff. You don't see that other places. The smoke shop behind them has your fish game situation. It's pretty obvious, not sure why it is still running.

Nov 25, 2018
A little pricey, but the best selection of liquor I’ve seen in Tulare County. They have almost everything. Kind of shocking walking into a place like this and seeing a bottle of $2900 Louis Tres on the shelf. The owner is also helpful and can order anything you want that he doesn’t carry. Huge selection of mini bottles also. The area is a little sketchy, so get in, get your booze and get out! Lol

Dec 13, 2022
Charging me for two shots that I asked for then bagging only one and not believe when I let them know!. He claimed to just charge me for one but I saw him grab two.

Mar 9, 2023
Very good selection and have decent number of stouts

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