I no longer recommend showing patronage to this establishment. You are only as good as you treat…read moreyour employees. Sketchy at best.

Jacob, one of the owners is so kind! I went into his store and he was so thoughtful. I told him my…read morefavorite wine and he brought it in at $25.00 being competitive with Whole Foods, this store is not one that will rip you off. They are genuinely good people. Every person that walks in the store, he greets. This is an amazing go to neighborhood liquor store. Would highly recommend.

Good selection of beers. Wish they had more porters and stouts through the year. Can find things…read morehere others don't carry. Huge selection of wine as well. A little more expensive than some other places overall.

Good selection. Decent prices. Several barrel picks in the bourbon aisle. No allocated bourbon…read moreitems, which is not a surprise. Other than that, no complaints.

We had never been to this liquor store previously, my husband and and are not big drinkers (except…read morewhen we go to a restaurant and they offer a Long Island Iced tea... I can't resist!) We were purchasing some adult beverages for an upcoming wedding, and were overwhelmed by their huge selection! The manager Mike, a really nice and courteous man offered to help us with our selection, and even went down to the basement to get us more. One day, while the weather is still nice, I might even go back and purchase the the ingredients to make my own Long Island Iced and sip it on the patio.

They have everything...! Very helpful in finding what I was looking for. Had a hard to find Serbian…read morePlum Brandy.

Love it here! Brad,…read morethank you for taking care of us. Chillin my wine for my BYOB dinner

Brad suggested the Broadside Cabernet and it was quite good!!…read more Thank you for the suggestion Brad!!

This grocery store is so cool. The employees are so sweet and they have everything from everywhere…read more I love this place!

Woodman's has everything for almost everbody except for vegans…read more Huge liquor section we wers stocking up for a last summer party Please see photographs

This happened in August 2011, but I forgot to write an update at the time…read more.. I came here to buy tickets for a Lotto Pool at work. The guy at the cashier got mad at us claiming he lost $10 because he ran off tickets for the wrong lotto date. We had written down and shown him the game, date and how much we wanted. Plus what we asked for didn't even come to $10 so why would he yell at US when HE'S the one who made the mistake? I've gone out of my way to buy lotto tickets elsewhere after that bullshit. How dare they treat a customer that way when they are the one who made the mistake. I won't give this place my business again. I don't care how convenient the location is.

Cashier got loud after I asked if he actually needed to touch my ID with the same gloves he's been…read moretouching everybody else is with. Then he said "well you need to take your hoody off." Guess he thought I was going to rob the place. No, there's just a virus going around.

We just picked up Christmas Ale from here to bring to a party and it expired 2 years ago... so…read moreembarrassing. unfortunate that you have to check the date while you're shopping here I guess.

Best prices in town. Friendly owners! Will come back here for certain. My go to place for…read moreeverything unhealthy.

I have been going to this Binny's for years! This is, hands down, the best liquor store and best…read moreBinny's in the chain. I've been to many other Binny's all around Chicago, and this location has the most knowledgeable and friendliest staff. When going in for wine, I talk to Steve, the Wine Manager. You tell him the type of wine you're looking for and your price range and he will always come up with a great tasting bottle. Plus, he tends to give a little background on the wine which is very interesting. Tequila, I've talked to a couple people but the one that stuck out to me was Rob Z. (I think that was his name). I told him the ones I've tried and what I like and he pointed me to 3 bottles. I went with his top choice and it truly was an amazing bottle of tequila! They have the biggest selection of craft beer, fine wine and high end tequila I have ever seen all across the country! No matter who you talk to, it seems everyone is very helpful! I now live in Itasca, but I will gladly travel the extra distance for the customer service.

The staff at this location have become less helpful and less willing to provide a friendly shopping…read moreexperience.

A small, but well stocked neighborhood liquor store with a balanced selection of refrigerated craft…read morebeer 4 and 6 packs. A friendly family-owned business with the exact same prices I see at Binny's for the same beers. Craft selection includes staples like Dogfish Head along with local options from Revolution and 5 Rabbit. I grabbed a fresh Two Brothers Oktoberfest 6-pack for the BYOB restaurant down the street and was in/out in a flash.

They perfectly checked my id and they made sure i was of age to buy liquor then, i saw a very cute…read moreboy behind the register and he had nice wavy wing hair and he was tall and very smart and nice. The store also looks so clean and good

This is the place to go for custom, hands on, guided tour of the wine racks, wine conversation and…read moreadvice. There is no judging that you are only spending $8 a bottle or if you are spending $200 on a perfect gift bottle. It is always welcoming, gracious and kind. The wine choices are outstanding.

The rating hasn't changed, but I must report on their annual Wine Thing event, which was this past…read moreSunday. It's a fantastic event, and pretty popular. It works like this: They have about 100 wines set up to taste in a semi-circle around the store. A woman at the door checked our IDs, took our $5, and gave us a list of wines at each station. Everything being tasted was on sale for the day -- a minimum of 5% off with bigger discounts for larger quantities, up to 24% off. And then we were handed our "Wine Thing" wine glass (not to keep, alas) and a small bag of pretzels and headed in. This is not a huge store, so it was pretty crowded. But the people pouring the wines were as friendly and helpful as they could be, given the circumstances. And everyone was nice enough about letting people by, lubed up with good wine. Still, we had to emerge from the crowd every so often to get a little fresh air. But besides simply having more space for this event -- or maybe doing timed tickets or something? -- it's a GREAT way to taste a ton of wines from knowledgeable people and find a new favorite or two. :)