This is a place that sells beer and wine and a small selection of hard stuff after the regular…read moreliquor stores are closed. What could be better?

Great place. Good prices. Lots of selection. Very helpful staff. I love just wandering around…read morelooking at the spirits here. They have some unusual spirits here and lots of local ones.

Good selection of beer, wine, and spirits close to hotels. Staff was very friendly and helped me…read morethrough store as I got 3 beers and a cider to bring back to the hotel that were local to BC.

Worth a drive up here from Seattle. I found Slough Food through Paellaworks. Slough food hosts…read morepaella parties. See their event calendar. It was a fantastic experience. The seating is outside, right by the water. Cozy atmosphere with a beautiful and peaceful view right on the water. Paella is cooked in a traditional Spanish way. You pay per plate. At that time it was $25 per plate. Lots of meat and prawns. They had in house made Sangria, $14, not my favorite to be honest. There is also a Kids' menu. Slough food itself is a small store with some deli sold up front and other items like wine and specialty foods and gifts. Lovely people work there. Very welcoming! You do have to come and get on the waitlist to participate in the paella party. It was a long wait but worth it. I would come back again :)

Somewhere between a specialty food shop and a restaurant we find Slough Food, a lovely shop that…read moreshows what happens when someone says, "What if we opened up a cafe and gourmet shop and only sold stuff we like..?" Friendly service, inviting outdoor dining, fun treasure hunting for the home gourmet and mixologist. Don't miss their special paella events - but get there early, they can be very popular! Recommended!

Made a quick pit stop to The Roost Farm Bakery & Vineyard…read more Tasting is $5.00/person for four 1oz pours or $15.00 for 3oz pours. Fee is waived with a purchase of a wine bottle. At least you can pick which wines you want to try. Wine bottles are $16.00 to $30.00. - Tasting ($5.00) - big red rooster, petillant naturel, highland bramble and sweet ginger. Best of the four was the pet-nat. Ginger port was decent. Did not like the big red rooster or the highland bramble (unrefined, rough, needed to be airated). Seems the older folk come here for the bistro's sandwiches. Wouldn't go out of the way to visit.

This is the second time we stopped here for breakfast on our way from Victoria Island to Vancouver…read more We ordered breakfast then picked up some bakery items for the ferry ride and trip to Vancouver. It's a cute little restaurant/bakery/store before catching the ferry to or from Vancouver. The smashed baked potatoes are crispy and nicely seasoned. They had gf bread to accompany my eggs and bacon. At the bakery we purchased a couple gf cookies and a couple of regular ones. The lemon gf cookie was delicious ~ soft and lemony.

When one is desperate for alcoholic beverages in the Guildford area and the local government stores…read moreare closed, places like these come to the rescue. There is also a neighbourhood pub attached to this building, but this review is for the cold beer and wine store. The inside is pretty plain - no points for the decor. The selection is decent, but nothing special. Beers are a little bit more than government pricing, but the markup is lower than other places I've been to. Staff were friendly and helpful, and were able to answer my questions. One last thing - there are mantraps for both the entrance and exit doors, so don't try to rob the place. With that said, it must be amusing for the staff and police if someone ever tried.

I have been a customer of theirs for almost 15 years, I happen to live just down the street. Not…read moreonly are the staff always friendly (they call me by name which I appreciate), they bend over backwards to make me happy. At least on the products I buy, their mark up over government stores is minimal, and sometimes is even cheaper! When they were doing inventory they noted my cigarette brand was a very slow seller, so they delisted them. I contacted them and advised they were the brand I smoked, and they apologized and put them right back on their order list, even though I am probably the only person who buys them!! And if you go, make sure to ask them about 'points'...

Very pleased with the service here. I am not a wine expert, mostly buy what's on sale at the front…read moreof the store so I don't have to stay too long. Sometime get a recommendation. Very pleased with all wines I have tried here.

They have roughly 300 different beers - all local craft beer, where local includes The Lower…read moreMainland - in their coolers. I'd like to try them all, but new ones appear too frequently for me to keep up.. Lagers, stouts, IPAs, sours - and nothing from Molson or Labatt [yay!] Also a modest collection of ciders and wines, [ with too much emphasis on the overpriced BC product IMO], and sone wonderful craft gin.

Food, service, and views sing at Breakwater. So many yummy options; I settled on a burger and green…read moresalad, and it was all delicious. If you like a crispy burger from a very hot grill, this is your place. I thought it was the perfect burger, served with a house made roasted pepper relish. The salad was delicious and artistic--see the photos. My husband enjoyed the fish tacos and said they were pitch perfect. We both had refreshing watermelon/mint lemonade. We'll definitely be back for more in the future. Bravo, Breakwater!

We had a great time and great food here. Seafood was great. We had fish and chips and chowder soup…read more SO good and fresh. I will go there again.

best wineshop in Vancouver both bar men are the nicest and good prices. i was impressed by their…read morewine selection and beers. A good place to enjoy responsibly

This is by far our most visited neighborhood spot and not just because it's the only place to buy…read morewine within a reasonable walking distance of our home. The staff are always friendly and attentive to the needs and palates of each patron. We've never been steered in the wrong direction from any of their suggestions. Plus, they recently acquired a new staff member: an adorable little puppy. Bonus points for being dog friendly (even Scrappy was grateful for the treats at checkout) and having water outside for furry friends passing by. On Sunday afternoon's they host themed wine tastings inside the store. I've only managed to make it to a couple so far but plan on many more this summer. Cheers!

I went there all the way from Burnaby to there to get Blue Girl Beer! Worth my drive, and they have…read morewild variety of beer.

Private liquor store in the Walmart complex. This building is on the SE corner…read more Parking is plentiful in the lot. Staff were friendly and helpful. There is a large refrigerated section which is nice. Their selection is noticeably different (good) from the government stores, but be prepared to pay accordingly (bad). Some of their beer bottles are over $10 each. Yikes.