This was a spontaneous stop. I was trying to go into the souvenir shop next door but when I…read moreapproached it, a sign said to enter through Uncork It. So obviously I did. Of course I got distracted and browsed the store. There was souvenirs in this store as well, which I was not expecting. I wound up picking up winter gloves because I forgot mine at home. I then discovered a clearance cart that had a variety of boozes in there. I was super excited to find Malort! I found a unique cocktail recipe years ago that had Malort in it but was never able to find it in FL. Little did I know, it is very well known in Chicago! Obviously I purchased a little 6 pack. I browsed the aisles somewhat but did not find anything that caught my eye. I also did not want to purchase a bunch of bottles to walk with a couple of blocks. As I was waiting for the person in front of me to finish, the employee asked the customer to please step ahead so I could put my items down. He was already done and taking his time doing something else so I felt that was thoughtful of him to do for me. They were very polite and quick. The process seemed reasonable for the most part but the souvenirs were overpriced. The store was clean and tidy as well.

Walked in, and walked right out. Asked the lady, where can i find her whisky aisle and she…read moreimmediately gave me attitude, responded rudely stating theres so many (I think I know that, I wanted to see the options) I looked over and saw the whiskey sign down an aisle and said nevermind we found it thank u. I thought it was just me reading her wrong when my husband said why should we buy something here when they're so rude. I agreed and walked right out.

I came across Warehouse while walking around the loop area and was so happy I stopped in. What a…read morefreaking selection! The guy working there was a great conversation and we talked bourbon for a good 15 mins. He showed me store picks, rarities and new items. Their wine and beer areas were packed with inventory, but I didn't even take the time to peruse. (I did notice a lot of local craft beer when he was taking care of a customer). If you're a Buffalo Trace fan they had bottles for around $37.50 along with a store picked barreled variant. Eagle Rare was just under $60, Colonel Taylor $69.99 and Blanton's was around $115. I saw three bottles that were intriguing including an Old Fitzgerald 7 year bottled in bond for $69.99, a Weller Full Proof for $120 and a Blanton's Gold store barrel pick for $185. For a bourbon fan they had most of the bigger distiller portfolios available with a lot of popular smaller distillers too. The prices were slightly higher than you'd like to see, but fair if you live in a state like PA where the state has liquor privatized and New Jersey stores will rape you on rare bottle prices. The taxes were high so be prepared for the city and state taking their cut. I made my purchase and happily left with some great finds. I would highly recommend visiting these guys. Thanks guys!

I'm visiting my son who just relocated to Chicago helping him settle in to his new very expensive…read moreapartment in the city lol this week everyone has been amazing resteraunts learning the city and surrounding areas have been fun we were in search of a liquor store last night and was told by our front desk person where to go so we decided to take a stroll .upon us entering Wharehouse liquors I was really happy of the selection and wanted to make plans to come back later that weekend to learn more about what they carried but on this night we wanted a quick pick up as we walked to the front the said hello asked if they had a particular liquor said hello again asked how are you the man at the front gave me a stare of death that even one of his cashiers looked over at him my son was ringing the items I was in utter disbelief and shock never and I mean never have I ever experienced anything like that in all my years I have traveled the world and many cities dealt with many people and never have I dealt with that disrespect from a store proprietor or whoever he was the part that gets me is that I was angry that my had already paid the girl gave this store our money I told my son to take it back he said to just chalk it up and he was too angry and we dont need a scene also we were tired after our long day just wanted to have drink and go back to the apartment but upon thinking we should have never purchased and we both vowed to never step a foot in that store again,see the thing is I also work with the public and you never know who knows who so I always treat people with respect I will be sharing my treatment its funny because his workers are people that are probably judged for how they look at the front desk and only people who go to this store would know what I mean and I always think its weird that people who are on the "fringe "of society can be some of the most judgmental people which is hilarious now with all that being said I will spend my money elsewhere because if this man or Wharehouse liquors doesn't want This Black American woman's dollar I will be sure to spread the news I will not be disrespected or allow anyone else to be treated like that Side note I heard that over the years they may have had some issues because there are some unsavory types hanging around, but your in a major city Downtown your gonna get all types No Excuse! if you want one type your in the wrong location again I will definitely be spreading the news.

Stopped into the Wine Bar to rehydrate after Lit Fest and ended up finding such a cute little dive!…read moreIt's cozy, relaxed, and has a great selection of wines - you can grab something by the glass or pick out a bottle to open and enjoy. The food menu is on the smaller side, but what they do have is really good. I got the grilled cheddar sandwich with prosciutto and it was so good, exactly what I needed after walking around at Lit Fest. Such a cozy neighborhood spot with a great vibe. Definitely worth stopping in for a glass (or a bottle) and a bite! I will definitely be back!

I just love this place. I live in the neighborhood and have seen this place evolve from a quality…read morewine shop to a true local gathering place with a full wine bar with a limited menu of delicious snacks. The staff is fantastic without exception and I trust their expertise when I'm undecided about wines to purchase or pair with cuisine. The patio is beautiful in the warmer months and service is attentive. They have a little restroom in back of the shop that is always clean. They also have a great selection of hard-to-find beer and liquors and they even carry fine cheeses. SO happy to have them near me!

Finally got the German beer I had been searching for! I have only found it in Chicago in select…read morerestaurants and bars so was happy to scoop up a few 4 packs to put in my checked bags to bring home! Friendly staff helped me find just what I needed!

Ordered over phone they said they would text me when it was ready for pick up. Never received text…read morecalled them 1 hour later...it was ready...we could have driven there and bought it in less time. Lesson learned.

Idk how i didnt see this place with that huge sign but it has a lot of good choices here! Its rly…read moreexpensive compared to if you went to the suburbs though but that's expected in the city.

Had been searching for a place to buy sake and stumbled upon this gem. Great selection of liquors…read moreso if your looking for something different then your usual, check this place out. Service wasn't anything special but that shouldn't deter you

I stopped into this liquor store a couple weeks ago while visiting Chicago. It was my very first…read moreday in the city. I only went inside to escape the light rain, but I ended up having the nicest experience with the two owners, a sweet older couple. They immediately made me feel welcome, chatting with me, giving me suggestions on places to check out in the city, and just radiating kindness. By the time I was ready to leave, it was pouring outside. They offered me a plastic bag to protect my things and encouraged me to stay until the rain slowed down. It was such a small gesture, but it really left an impression. While I was there I also noticed how warmly they greeted every customer who came in, and people were genuinely happy to stop by. This was such a memorable and heartwarming first impression of Chicago. If you are ever in the area, I highly recommend stopping by this shop to say hello to the wonderful owners. They truly make their customers feel cared for.

I love the people & "deep dives" at Superior Wine & Liquor!…read more I can call five minutes before they close (12:00am est by former Mayor Lori Lightfoot) & Arturo will happily delivery which ever libations my heart's desire! Or you can go in (on Clark at the corner at Chicago Ave). It's a great space with "deep" tequilas, bc tequila is really hot now! "Deep" varietals of wine, sparkling wine & Champagne! Any libation you need, I bet they have it. If they don't, they have ordered it for me! Just ask! They are all so nice & willing to help! Convenient FREE street parking located right outside just steps away from the front door It's a small, local business I love &, of course, I highly recommend! I highly recommend!

This felt like a trip to Amsterdam in the late 90s You want…read moreto drink wine? Great A kick ass coffee ? Great Pot paraphernalia or shrooms? Great come on in I used to live nearby and remember this was some tequila place a few years ago that my friends and I used to stumble out of . But I find it rather unique . I know people who work remotely here and spend 7 hours a day in some coffee and wine based haze The people who work here are like trader joe employees always happy to help answer any questions you have . When I'm back in chicago this is where I go

A great little find to refuel and recaffeinate while walking around the Gold Coast! This chain is…read morenew to me but I got the rec to stop in (my asks were somewhere with good coffee and outside seating) from a sales associate in a neighboring shop. The barista was so friendly and sweet and took the time to go through a few small bite food options that they had. I took my fruit cup and oat milk latte to the patio and soaked in the sun. My latte was refreshing but heavier on the milk than I am used to, but the fruit cup was so fresh and a perfect lite bite. There were about 10 or so tables on the patio and lots of folks out enjoying the weather with a book or laptop. Would definitely remember Foxtrot and this loc specifically the next time I am in town.

The service was fast, wide selection of drinks. Food was also incredibly tasty. Was able to…read moresubstitute when they were out of an ingredient.

Came before soccer game. Son ordered Joey's and I ordered Moe-Town Philly w chicken. Joey's…read moresandwich was perfect. But Moe-Town was way too greasy to eat.

We love everything they have! Piper knows the job and the…read moreproduct. We stop in every time we visit the city. Thank you!

The place is located at the top floor of a mall, but don't let that deter you. It's easy to find…read moreafter taking a series of escalators and not as chaotic with foot traffic as other parts of the mall. The quality of the whiskey is great and they're able to personalize each bottle, making for charming gifts that aren't more expensive than they should be. Piper helped us and was lovely. Definitely recommend if you're shopping for a whiskey or tequila lover.

Cute little liquor store in the buzzling river north. Very high traffic . A good selection of an…read moreassortment of liquors and open till midnight. Great place to pregame before a club . Sid was great and took care of us !

I came to Aqua looking for a special bottle of tequila…read more The man behind the counter was helpful and knowledgeable and got me on my way with exactly what I was looking for. I was single-minded in my tequila mission at Aqua, but I imagine you'd find whatever wine or spirit you were after at this West Loop liquor store.