I went in for brewing supplies to make a standard wheat beer. I found WB had a very limited…read moreselection of beer making supplies that are over priced. All yeast packets were $7.95. Limited selection- they didn't have the whitbier yeast that I needed and the clerk told me to use an all-purpose beer yeast. I looked for the malt, hops and other ingredients- nope- they didn't have them. The clerk told me I can substitute some other hops, etc. I've made beer before, some things can be substituted, but the basic yeast and main hops can't be. They were selling 5-gallon plastic buckets for $18.99 and with $20.99 for volume-marked buckets! They had Brewer Best kits- a whitbier beer kit was marked $44, but it was dated "packaged 2022" and the another kit had the date sticker removed. The yeast expired a long time ago for those kits. Other kits (that had date labelled) went back to 2020. I'm not sure what their story is, but from reviews it seems like they may have bought a good and solid business where former people knew how to make beer and buy supplies. Now for beer and wine making there's a limited inventory (and old 2020), and marked-up prices. They may have a better beer selection, but for beer making supplies- No sales for me.

Smelled like pee. Like the NY subway. Or a port-a-potty on a hot day. Beer selection of obscure…read morebeers and good wines has dwindled away. Shelves are barely stocked. Used to be a destination for beer hunters. Now it's just for lottery tickets and 12 packs.

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.

Slimy expired tortillas. Got hung up on trying to get help. Manager is no better when you finally…read moreget through. I don't even want to leave a star after the way I was treated but had to warn you. Just go to Heinens or anywhere else instead

Love the variety and unique options, can be on the pricer side…read more This store has a great layout with a lot of unique items not available at a normal giant eagle store. Lots of fresh vegetables and baked goods. They offer a Starbucks, bar, and cafe area. You can also walk around the store with your drinks. The carts have 2 cup holders to accommodate. The carts do seem smaller than other grocery stores. I easily filled it up for my family of 5. Check out went great with the full service option. They also use reusable bags.

I've been going to Lucky's for years and never knew the gas station across the street sold wine! I…read morewent to shop for Thanksgiving wines. What did I find? Good wines. Interesting wines. Unique wines. Fine wines. A carefully curated collection of bottles from France, Italy, California, Pacific Northwest, Chile, Argentina, Spain, Portugal, South Africa, and more. I chatted with the owner, who praised my selection and told me he keeps shop because he LOVES fine wines and beers. I'll have to check out the beers next time. The shop also carries a wide selection of affordable wines and standard brands. I think I Just found my go-to local beverage stop.

Haven't seen a recent review so I think it is quite deserving of one here and now. An amazing wine…read moreselection (all regions covered with many trophy wines (think Shafer, Caymus Special Selection, Romanee Conti, Masetto, etc. prominent) as well as a good selection of daily sippers in the $15-$25 category. I would feel comfortable going off their recommendations - they have a $20 wine rack smack dab in the center with offerings from everywhere. They have cases of wine in the low teens that they tout. They have shelves in the front of the store with everyday wines like Barefoot, Sutter Home, etc. This is all in a small square corner of a gas station (yes, a 2 pump gas station) on Clifton Blvd right across from Lucky's Market. Don't fret, there is some parking behind the store because it's chaos in the little lot that houses the gas pumps. Glass enclosed cashier area gives you the feel of Cleveland inner-city. Also heard that women get verbally harassed in the late night hours by men who are hanging out on the property. That may sound harsh, but it is not a "bad area". Just an area to be "alert" in. And it is perfectly fine during the day (unless you get hit by a car driving too quickly into the Starbucks across the street). If you are a diehard wine fan, this stop is a MUST Northeast Ohio. For such a small area, I might proclaim it the best overall selection on the West Side (yes, better than Rozi's or Red, Wine & Brew or the various Heinen's or Avon Wine Room). Just because they have a huge selection of extensive serious wines in the $100 - $400 range. Plus they have the selection of the under $10 bottle, plus they have many offerings in the teen range. Worth going in and checking out this eclectic spot!

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.

Came here for some white claw and mixers. First of all, I love drive thru liquor stores. How…read moreconvenient! Second of all, they had a great selection of beer, liquor, hard seltzer, and mixers. The gentleman who worked there was so nice and personable. The prices are reasonable. I'll definitely come back next time I'm in town!

In town for the weekend and wanted to find some craft beer before dinner. Selection was pretty…read morelimited and they only sell packs, no single bottles. I grabbed an IPA from on tap. I asked for the wi-fi password so I could try to get some work done while I was there. The lady behind the bar said she didn't know it, then spit sunflower seeds into her hand and walked away. It was gross for someone who prepares drinks to spit in their hands and it's also just rude to spit while talking to a customer. I didn't even finish my beer. I really wanted to get out of there.

Been going through there since the early 80s. Always pretty fast and friendly…read more Large selection of beer and wine. A lot of times, if you frequently go thru there, if they don't have it, ask..they'll probably get it in. Disagree with other reviews in selection is bigger at "store".

I have been coming here regularly for about ten years because they have a good selection of Great…read moreLakes ales. Over that time, I have spent thousands of dollars at this establishment. I am always polite, and you would be hard-pressed to find a more predictable, low-maintenance customer--I buy the same thing almost every time and end the transaction with "thank you" and drive away. The weekday/morning cashier with the dark hair is quick and efficient, but she is also consistently rude. She seems annoyed if I ask even the most basic question, which I rarely do. I understand that people who work with the public frequently deal with other difficult people. But taking that frustration out on polite, long-term regular customers is just bad business. I was willing to overlook the attitude for a very long time, but after ten years of this, I'll be going elsewhere.

Best beverage store in the area. And they are a liquor agent as well. Has at least 100 different…read moretypes of beers. The owner is a great guy and his staff is top notch.

Selection is absolutely amazing and in a perfect location. We'll always choose this place to…read moresupport small and local for our beer, liquor, and wine!