Curtis Park Market

What a great market in the heart of Curtis Park!
I have been searching for some Bourbon County Stout since I missed the release last week. Most of the usual big box stores were out. I called the store and got in touch with Keenan, who I believe is the owner. He happily told me he had a few left in the shelf, so I rushed right over.
I went straight to the beer and wine section… but as I got there, I was impressed with the many fantastic craft beer offerings. I browsed the selection like a kid in a candy store before finally heading to the register with my purchase.
Keenan noticed my purchase and happily shared his thoughts on this particular stout. He also gave me a couple recommendations for other stouts he enjoys, which are more readily available.
Keenan also suggested I «like» the market on Facebook, and that I can message him anytime with stock questions, beer feedback etc.
The Bourbon County Stout was very pleasant… but not nearly as enjoyable as my interaction with the Owner. I look forward to returning to report my findings on the beer recommendations and to check out their other beer selections on my next trip!

When I first moved to Curtis Park this little corner market was sad, dingy and lacked selection. Since Keenan took over the places has really blossomed into a destination for beer lovers. The rows and rows of microbrews, ciders and wines are enough to please even the pickiest of drinkers.

I’ll agree Curtis Park has everyone’s favorite Gunther’s Ice Cream, the awesome Pangaea pub, a beautiful park, a great school, and gorgeous houses, but CP Market tops my neighborhood attraction list.
Step foot and you’ll rub your eyes with your balled fists and wonder if you’ve died and woken up in craft beer heaven. Exclusives, seasonals, and the yearlong favorites can all be found here. I’ll admit I first hesitated writing this review with intentions to hoard all the scrumptious craft beer in my garage and throw away the key, but no, mother raised me to share. And share this neighborhood’s true gem is what I’d like to do. Sigh.
CP Market, you the real MVP.

Just moved to the area and wanted to find a craft beer store for my husband so he wouldn’t feel too homesick! This market could use a bit of an overhaul, but happily the beer selection didn’t leave much to be desired!
One complaint is that most of the lanes/​aisles were blocked by cleaning supplies, boxes, and other miscellany. I was scared most of the time I was browsing that I would knock one thing with my purse or elbow and set off a domino effect of falling bottles of liquid gold. It also made it difficult to see what product was behind those items.
Regardless, staff was friendly and we will probably be back for more beer and wine :)

This place has an opportunity to be a 5 star boutique market in the heart of a great neighborhood. The inside needs a complete remodel to match the unique selection of wine and beer they offer. Otherwise, it’s convenient for all sorts of things that you don’t feel like driving to the grocery store for. The parking lot sucks, so bike or walk if you can. The staff is courteous and helpful.

It must be kismet that I recently moved to Curtis Park and this is the closest market. Great hours, insane wine and beer selection and priced lower than anyone else. Only thing that would be better is if they delivered.

Killer craft beer selection. I saw a ½ dozen beers in the shelf that I’ve been looking for for months! Asked the cashier for a beer that I didn’t see on the shelf, and I walked away with that very beer. You’ve earned my business and I will definitely be back again and again.

Nice beer selection, though parking is a bit of a pain and the place itself isn’t the most well-​kept. Comparable to Roco Wine in West Sacramento for those looking for a closer spot further East.

This little place is awesome and the guy at the front is super chill.
I went over to the spot because I was biking in the area. I remembered they had an amazing craft beer selection and I wasn’t disappointed when I popped in at all. This is also the place to go for ciders if you like those… They had a large range of those as well. I happened to have been talking to someone in the store when I bumped a beer on the display and it went for a nose dive (in my defense, I think it was poorly placed!). It made a very impressive explosion when hitting the floor. I felt soooooooooo bad about it though… So I grabbed a few brews and offered to pay for the broken one as well. The guy was really nice, didn’t charge me, and even made a joke about how I made the store smell really good. :) So for penance, I picked up some Buzz Ballz because I knew they were trying to get rid of them things… Anyway, thanks for being so great and understanding!

The owner here is very enthusiastic about doing something new and different to your typical liquor store. An insane selection of craft beers, wine and liquor. The staff is very friendly and helpful and cater to your every need. Troy is the man so make sure to say hello to him, and Keenan the owner, well, there’s no words. Just a passionate business owner that listens to his customers and is always improving the store with new and exciting items. The man just installed an arcade game for Pete’s sake! Hands down the best liquor store and market in Sacramento. They need six stars.

Very convenient location close to my office. I like to come here for juice, Starbucks double shots… and lotto. There’s liquor here?! Didn’t know that…(cough, cough).
They have Naked Lounge coffee! So if you run out, this place is amazing for that coffee run.
Just by browsing, the wine selection looks great. Haven’t explored fully yet, but so far pretty cool.

Visited this neighborhood market for the beer selection, there were lots of choices, but not too many which couldn’t be found anywhere else in town. We’d go again, but not make the trip unless we were in the neighborhood.

Just — WHOA. This place is an alcoholic’s hidden gem. It’s like Curtis Park Market is knocked up with BevMo’s baby.
We were attempting to purchase a keg of Two Rivers cider from Two Rivers, who pointed us to this market as their retailer. What market? Where is it? Huh?
We called to order the keg and they told us they usually have two of each flavor, just in case, and we could come pick it up whenever. Cool!
Parking is insane, by design and because of who shops here. Once you walk inside, the right side of the store is a typical corner store and the left side is a beer/​wine/​cider heaven that will take your whiskey-​smelling breath away. We couldn’t help but meander around a little looking at things before actually going to see about our keg. The entire wall behind the counter is covered in hard liquor.
Their wine selection is interesting and certainly far and above most corner stores, but their beer and cider selection is a marvelous thing. Shelf after shelf, cooler after cooler, and even a whole wall of gleaming brown bottles whispering «try me, I’m a microbrew, we could be happy together…» Before I knew it, I had bottles tucked into my arm pits, pressed against my stomach under my forearms, and clutched in my shaking hands.
Special notes on things I was excited to see:
— They do carry Two Rivers 22 oz in several flavors
— Scrimshaw 6 packs
— Sir Perry’s ciders (pear and fruity)
— Crabbie’s alcoholic ginger beer
— Rogue Dead Guy 22 oz
— Tall cans, tall cans, tall cans
Check out was easy, the guy was nice, and another employee helped us get the keg into our car. No complaints.
New favorite beer stop, especially since Tower Liquor has been breaking my heart lately and Curtis Park is twice the size with twice the selection.

This place has every beer you could possibly want. There have been several times I have discovered a new favorite at some local restaurant or even on the east coast just to find it days later at this little corner store. The four stars is because the staff can be a little bit rude, but if you need to find a rare beer, this is the place to go.

You wouldn’t expect such greatness from a corner store. But the beer selection here is quite impressive. Quality, craft beer at reasonable prices. The options are endless, and I often spend way too much money here as everything looks so great.
They even stock sour beers which I find usually hard to locate in smaller establishments.
Make this your go-​to for quality and selection.

The only corner market in town with a vast selection of beer. All kinds of beer from all over the place are available here. We have officially made Curtis Park Market our new bottle shop. Whether you want one bottle of a six-​pack, this is the place to satisfy your beer craving.

This spot has the greatest selection of beer hand down. Worth the shlep off the grid. Craft beers galore, great selection of e cigs too. Owner/​operators are cool too.

I live around the corner and I love this place it’s awesome; nice close local market.

Was passing thru town and stopped in this corner market for a soda, stumbling into one mighty fine craft beer selection, and knowledgeable staff to help whittle down the choices. Check it out!

Wow, do I ever feel lucky! Right here in my lil hood we have Track 7 brewery, Pangaea Café, and Curtis Park Market. You want beer? Come to Curtis Park!