
How Late Are Liquor Stores Open in Alberta? A Late-Night Guide for St. Albert
When the store closes, what Alberta allows, and how to make a late run on St Albert Trail quick, easy and safe.
Read the guideOpen till midnight on Friday and Saturday, and 10 PM the rest of the week, holidays included. Cold beer from the walk-in cooler, wine and spirits on St. Albert Trail.

Sun–Thu 10 AM–10 PM · Fri–Sat 10 AM–Midnight
| Monday | 10 AM – 10 PM |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 10 AM – 10 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM – 10 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM – 10 PM |
| Friday | 10 AM – Midnight |
| Saturday | 10 AM – Midnight |
| Sunday | 10 AM – 10 PM |
Same hours on holidays, including Remembrance Day, Christmas and New Year's. See holiday hours.
Need a late night liquor store in St. Albert? City Liquor is on St. Albert Trail in Inglewood, open from 10 AM every day, until 10 PM Sunday to Thursday and until midnight on Friday and Saturday. We keep those regular hours on holidays too.
On Friday and Saturday nights we're open till 12, so there's time for a run after dinner, a game or a late shift. The rest of the week we close at 10 PM. If you're cutting it close, call (825) 223-8787 before you head over.
No. Alberta's rules (AGLC) only allow retail liquor stores to sell alcohol between 9 AM and 2 AM, so no liquor shop or alcohol store in the province can stay open around the clock. Within that window, each store sets its own hours, which is why closing times vary. Ours are 10 PM through the week and midnight on Friday and Saturday.
Looking for a beer store open late? Our walk-in beer cooler keeps singles, six-packs and cases cold right up to closing: domestic favourites, imports and Alberta craft. Bagged ice and mixers are here too. See the beer store, or browse wine and spirits.
Staying in? Delivery is through SkipTheDishes: City Liquor on SkipTheDishes. Ordering hours are as set on SkipTheDishes, so check the app for what's available tonight. There's no 24-hour alcohol delivery in Alberta either: AGLC requires a delivery order to leave the store between 9 AM and 2 AM, with 30 extra minutes to deliver. You must be 18+, and the person receiving the order needs valid photo ID. See how delivery works.
Want the background on how late Alberta liquor stores can open and why? Read our guide: How late are liquor stores open in Alberta?
Source: AGLC Retail Liquor Store Handbook (s.4.1.1 hours of sale; s.4.11.2 delivery).
Photos are illustrative.
Please enjoy responsibly. You must be 18+ to buy alcohol in Alberta, and if you're drinking, plan a safe ride home.
City Liquor closes at 10 p.m. Sunday to Thursday and at midnight on Friday and Saturday. We open at 10 a.m. every day and keep the same hours on holidays.
Yes. City Liquor at 260-525 St Albert Trail is open until midnight (12 a.m.) on Friday and Saturday. Sunday to Thursday, we close at 10 p.m.
No. AGLC rules only allow Alberta liquor stores to sell alcohol between 9 a.m. and 2 a.m., so no store can sell around the clock, and delivery orders must also leave the store within those hours. City Liquor in St. Albert is open until 10 p.m. Sunday to Thursday and until midnight on Friday and Saturday.
Not in Alberta. A liquor delivery order must leave the store between 9 a.m. and 2 a.m., with 30 extra minutes allowed to deliver. City Liquor delivers through SkipTheDishes; ordering hours and the delivery area are as set on Skip, so check the app for your address.
City Liquor's walk-in beer cooler on St. Albert Trail is stocked with cold singles, six-packs and cases until closing: 10 p.m. Sunday to Thursday and midnight on Friday and Saturday.
Yes. City Liquor keeps its regular hours on holidays, including Remembrance Day, Christmas and New Year's, so holiday closing time follows the day of the week.

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Read the guideYou must be of legal drinking age in Alberta (18+) to visit City Liquor's website.
Please enjoy responsibly.