This is not my closest beer store, but likely my favourite…read more You see, I'm a BIG fan of the ones that let you walk around amongst the beer and let you check out the merchandise. Welll, not try it out sadly but look around for new brands and check it out. Added bonis is the place is super refreshing on a hot summer day. The last time I went there was the huge deal with all the regisiters crashing and stuff but I've been 100 times without issue. To say this place is as good as it gets is clearly an overstatement but the staff are pretty cool, parking is rarely an issue and they have a decent selection. I mean, when it comes to beer stores what else do you need? That's what I thought - cheers!

Not much more to say than that this is the local beer store to get all things beer, lol. In canada…read morewe're not aloud to sell beer in variety and grocery stores so we have to go to a place called the beer store or I guess the lcbo. They carry all the local brands in all increments (12 pack, 24, kegs, etc) and have a very large selection of imported brands as well. This beer store is not as big as the other locations in the city but you can still go in and look at the different beers not just a list like some other stores do as well. The beer is taxed to death here so if you can get a 24 at the duty free shop on your way in or out of the country lol, it'll be more than 1/2 price.

i'm shocked no one has reviewed this location as of yet. i…read moredon't live in London, but I've been to this location multiple times. my most recent time was really a hilarious story, i was picking up some beers for a band that was in London, for whatever reason i parked really far away from the front door. i picked up three cases of beer and brought it to the counter/cashier to pay and leave. the cashier for whatever reason felt the need to make some comments about my purchase, the usual "stocking up eh" once i engaged the cashier, they felt it was necessary to play 20 questions with me, and then the customers in line started to ask questions as well, small town vibes, AND i guess no one buys 3 cases in one shot, which i find hilarious as well. great staff and service, but i was pressed for time and just wanted to get in and out, that's all. will definately be back!

Not interested in the tour, I wanted merch. Folks were queueing up for beer and why do that when…read morethey have tshirts and sweatshirts and hats and decals... but no fridge magnets. I want a fridge magnet, dang it! Yes, they sell beer here. Fresh, fresh macro-produced beer. [Review 1445 of 2024 - 123 in Ontario - 22468 overall]

Only two cases of Labatt. Everything else was Budweiser. This is a very small convenience store off…read moreof their brewery. You have more in almost any gas station.

Great experience ! Larry specifically was super helpful and made the experience ! would highly…read morerecommend working with him

Danny's has most of what you'll need to brew your own beer and wine - lots of kits, gear, tools -…read morebasically everything to get you going on your own. Directly put, they need to read a few books on customer service. I bought grains in Toronto to be able to visit London to do a first brew with family, and Danny's was the closest to downtown that would perhaps help us out to mill our grains. Easily done - a service that most shops in and around Toronto will gladly offer for a pretty low price. It's a service after all. When we called them to ask if they'd mill our grains, the person who answered the phone then asked us if we were going to buy anything else from the shop, as "that's how they make their money." Hm. The next day when we actually went in to see if they'd mill them, the number of excuses why they didn't want to mill them was amazing. Something about rodents and bugs and contamination of our grains mixed with their mill, and oh, the battery was dead anyway on their mill. What? Give me another reason why you don't want us to spend money in your shop - please. We left, and went to BrewHaven (literally, a haven for brewers!) who very gladly milled our Toronto grains for only $6 (18lbs). The person we dealt with at Danny's unfortunately had a politician's brashness to them - not suitable for service and for attempting to bring more business into their fledgeling Wine and Beers shop. You've lost us as customers, and to dozens more local brewers who will, no doubt, be heading over to BrewHaven.

This is a family run business that has been operating for years. They are friendly and very helpful…read moreat accommodating customers to come in and bottle their wine. The prices are competitive and I've never been disappointed with the finished product. There are cheeses and honey for sale at different times. I am always welcomed coming into the store and have nothing but positive comments for the staff.

This is the most convinient LCBO for Fanshawe Students!…read more I can not even begin to count the number of times I've been to this location. It's just like any other LCBO, though it's bigger than you think. For fanshawe students, take the 4 and get off at Gammage! I remember when I was new to London, and I was looking for this one, the store manager told me it was in Bellwoods Plaza. I got on the bus and asked the driver if he knew where that was, and he looked confused. So remember, its right across from the Superstore :)

Customer service inside the store was lovely. Very helpful. When I got to the cash though, the…read morecashier seemed power-high. I didn't bring my ID in because my boyfriend was buying and we are both almost 30 and look it. My boyfriend showed his ID but the cashier got snippy and told me to show mine or we couldn't buy it. I will happily drive across town to avoid that store.