I love this place! The staff is super friendly and helpful. If you're not sure what to pick out…read morethey are willing to go out of their way to help you. They carry a lot of local craft beer which makes me happy. They started carrying beer from Saucy Brewworks within the last couple of months which is awesome because that's my new favorite brewery. They also carry plenty of beer from other local breweries. And they have a wide variety from each place. I think they carry four or five beers from Saucy's at a time which I think is awesome. I love the selection. They also have wine which I've never really looked into (more of a beer drinker myself) This would be five stars but the only kind of liquor they carry is like cheap vodka. It's just kind of inconvenient to have to go there for my beer and then somewhere else if I want liquor. Otherwise it's a great establishment.

Yeesh, within the past few months, this place was recently renovated and not for the better. The…read moreindoor tasting spot is gone; replaced by just some open space and a door to their office. Their beer selection has also decreased remarkably. Their selection isn't bad but it's not noteworthy or distinct from other Lakewood beer stores like Rozi's, or Cap n' cork. They still have 5-6 coolers of singles - organized by style (nearly American micros, but nothing that uniquely distributed) and heavily focused on IPAs with some more expensive bottles $10+ from the Ohio breweries but their overall selection still had decreased from the past. Their selection was great but now it's a-okay. If I cared enough, I'd argue Chas that Rozi's or somewhere probably has a larger selection... The space for wine has increased but if their changes to beer are any indication; don't bother making a special trip here; you can find the same product at most other stores in the area.

Rozi's is a wine house located inside the historic Cook Office Building in the heart of Lakewood…read more The wine bar is pretty popular. I visited this wine bar on multiple occasions including most recently during Lakewood Chocolate Walk. AMBIANCE: Wine market meets casual wine bar. Dainty tables between wine aisles, small bar, and enclosed patio-like are your seating options. Most guests seem to be friend groups. Vibes and dress are casual. The building houses Rozi's Wine on the lower level, and various offices on the other floors. The includes beauty salon, and medical services. If you're visiting the building for any of the service you can just easily take the elevator down to Rozi's. Cook Office Building is supposedly haunted! WINE: Rozi's has a huge variety of wine for all budgets. There is a section of under $20 wines. Then an aisle away there is Dom Perignon. They also sell various beers from all the world (on tap and in cans). You can purchase wine by the bottle or by glass. I always opt into the glass option, which usually costs $10-12. You can also try samples to see if you'll like an entire bottle or glass. New options are constantly added to the menu. I tried the new orange wine from Sicily, Italy ($11). It was okay but not a favorite. It was pretty bland to me, not bold like I'd expect. Then again I have never had orange wine so take this with a grain of salt. I haven't yet discovered any memorable wines here. SERVICE: The service is transactional. I never feel like I can engage in a conversation about wine. I wish there would be more warmth. If you're looking for wine before dining on Detroit Road or need a bottle to go, this is your place. It's the only locally owned place I've seen on the West Side with such extensive selection.

I agree with all the reviews posted, but what I REALLY loved was how immaculate and organized the…read moreshop was. It's an old establishment in an old building, but you wouldn't know it strolling around the shop. The outdoor covered patio is especially great in good weather.

Support Moon's store. Don't go to the Get Go across the street. Moon is a Lakewood guy. Support…read morelocal businesses. The beer selection is good. I don't know if people still buy Hustler or Penthouse but I remember back in the day they had them here.

As the Mayor of all things great in in Lakewood, I find Moons food store as the number one…read moreneighborhood store. Moons food store begins with his family of customers. When I shop I always take notice to people who remember their regular customers. At Moons you are welcomed by your first name! The store carries chips, beverages, wine, ice cream, medicine, bakery, sandwiches,news papers and much more. The store comes under the category of convenient store even though there are other stores on the same corner. but I'm sure most people go into Moons just to go to Moons, say hello, tell a story or maybe, like me, I have been going there for 20years or so. MOONS HAS TOILET PAPER TO IF YOU NEED SOME QUICK!

Good liquor store, be sure to ask about their sandwiches - every time you go in there.read more

Simone's is the literal best place ever! I've been going here for years and then I moved to…read moreColumbus so I haven't been able to go here too often. Anytime I'm back in town, I always stop in here! They have the BEST sour beer selection and I'll die on that hill. Also a random thing to call out but they have limes and lemons which is always clutch. My brother loves their whisky selection.

Nick is a wonderful guy, his wife is a sweetheart. Rick is an employee who is a good friend and…read moreyou will enjoy checking out what they have to offer. The only beverage store we go to and they are the best!

No masks. Dont bother. Go somewhere else that gives a damn. Tiny store and no masks? Nice…read more Dont need my beer with a side of COVID. Thanks..

This is a decent store to buy beer, gum, Gatorade, chips and things of that nature. They do have a…read morevery impressive beer selection for singles. I was shocked. Beverage Square is good in a pinch. And Little Caesars is right next door! They have the hot n' ready pizza. Get beer and bring some pizza to your friend's house. They may think you are cooler than you really are.

This place is so damn clean. No joke. That was my first impression aside from having a huge…read moreselection of just about every beer, booze, seltzer and mix available. Aisles are wide and again a huge selection of everything to drink. Parking lot is plenty big as well. So back to the cleanliness part. Place smells clean when you walk in. Maybe I'm just catching them at just the right time but smells clean. Staff is always friendly. Two bars also in this plaza so you can always stop here to take the party home

Was on a quest in the Cleveland area to find a liquor store that had a great variety of hard cider…read morefor my stay nearby. This place was pretty clean inside but it's not the best when it comes to organizing either. Prices on hard cider and individual cans where you're not stuck buying a 4 or 6 pack are at a fair price. Some snacks are accommodated. Large parking lot in a strip mall. Great service though I suggest paying cash.

Okay, so I'm biased. I miss Sullivans…read more At the same time, Beer 133 isn't bad, it's just nothing special? I went with a group and we sat in the back. Our waitress, though overwhelmed, honestly did a great job keeping us happy. We were also 45 minutes late, so the kitchen did okay in bringing out our food. (just okay) Everything that everyone ordered was good and there was a wide beer selection. Also, all the TV's were new and big! I didn't check out the patio, but indoors the windows let in lots of light. It's airy and a nice place to hit up for a game. Keep in mind though, it's Lakewood, so the parking is insufficient

Charlies should be a convenient place for me to stop because it's right at the top of my street…read more It's just a little shop with a select amount of beverages lottery and snacks. My problem with Charlie's is that there are always people hanging out in there sitting by the register it's like a social club. It makes me uncomfortable and I don't like to go in there. I want a place that I can stop where everybody goes for the same reason and they all mind their own business

I rode my bike down to Kamm' s from my home base of southern most Lakewood. I hit the library and…read moreheaded home. Then i passed this bev with a cool bottle cap sign that i always drive by, but never visit. I peeked in the window to see if they took credit. Didn't look like it, so i hit Key Lime bank. I went back and picked up a six of Summit pale ale, a six of 16 oz domestic, and my new baby, a Fosters 24oz "oil can". The selection is by no means stellar ala MInotti' s or Simone' s, but pretty good for a hole in the wall corner store. Dude checks my ID because i'm riding a bike, hauling a Sierra Club backpack(no longer a member, just wanted the backpack) and i have great skin for my 30ish years. I leave and cross Lorain. Dude chases me across a busy street at rush hour to check my ID again! He says " You look in my store all suspicious, then you come back on bike ...mumble...you're not buying this for kids are you?...mumble...you don't look this age...i have to make sure.." Hey, you got to hand it to this guy. He braved traffic to make sure underage drinking was not happening. But it shows the state of our society when a 14 yr old can steal a car and roll up to a store and buy booze. But if you roll up on a skateboard or maybe a pogo stick, you seem suspicious.