Big selection, but not a ton of chilled option. Staff was very nice. I like that they actually have…read morebuggies- so many beer stores don't!

Solid selection of beers of many types. Quiet location and helpful, friendly staff. Great to look…read morearound and see what's available. Nice selection of seasonal and unique beers.

A great locally owned beer distributor, right of Rt. 22. They have a great selection of local…read morebeers, domestics and imports. Friendly folks too.

Very good selection of beer including craft beer brands like Founders, Bells and Lawson's. Staff…read morehas been helpful finding beer and knowing their inventory which is helpful given the huge selection.

would absolutely be my go-to restock spot if we lived in the area…read more as beer (specifically IPA) lovers, visiting the Pittsburg area, we wanted to grab a variety of brews to bring home-as an add on to our self-made brewery tour weekend-most spots in the area offer mix&match capability, so we were dismayed when popping in&out of a few stores discovering this wasn't a common thing in the area- finally discovering Buddy's was like an beer oasis delight they offered mix&match ability on most shelf stock & had a specialty fridge with local cold IPA brews. their stock prices were super reasonable, even before the 10% discount for completing a full 6-pack & additional discount for using cash we also had a great time chatting with staff, listing to recommendations, talking beer preferences, and hearing about 'highlights of Pittsburg brews'- definitely steered in the right direction, having since drank most of the brews we purchased, I wished we were able to re-stock up again

Great store with fair prices. Friendly service. Well organized and clean store. Huge selection with…read moremany options. Lots of singles and six packs available. Tasty shushes at a good price. Street parking only. Many hard to find beers. When I'm the area I'll stop by and try something new each time.

Why are most fine wine & good spirits stores so dingy? I think they're state operated, so maybe…read morethat's why? The only nice one I've been to is the one in East Liberty, and that's a newer one in a "hip" neighborhood, so I see why. Most look like they've been around for a million years and are in dire need of a facelift. I am no wine or spirits expert and usually grab whatever is on sale or has a pretty label. Bonus points for both! I was excited to see more selection of mini bottles of wine and specifically champagne and prosecco. I've been really hoping they'd stock up on the cool cans, but one can dream. I'll take the mini bottles for now. They didn't card me, so clearly that made me a bitter old lady. Still, I'm glad it's close to my house when I need some booze. Gotta go drink my cheap bottle of wine now...

We needed some finer liquor for a punch Kay wanted to make for our housewarming party this past…read moreweekend. After nearly driving back to my old neighborhood of Brookline where I knew there was a liquor store (damn GPS didn't help!), we chanced upon this forgotten-by-me W&S store in a Dormont shopping plaza and found just what we needed. The service was efficient, and the selection is pretty strong, but I'm a teetotaler, so what do I know?

Just another beer place. Most of the beer isn't in coolers. At least one member of the staff is…read morepermanently drunk. There's no air conditioning. What more do you expect? This is more a place to grab domestic beer, booze slushies, and play the lotto. Not good. Not inherently bad. It's all we have without the gas station beer purchase limits.

Beer Minimum gets one star because they have beer. I must assume that "Minimum" refers to their…read morelevel of care for their product and/or customers. I was on my way to a picnic when I stopped by Beer Minimum to grab a case of Oskar Blues' Mama's Little Yella Pils. Later, while throwing some of the cans in a cooler, I noticed some dried mold on the bottom of the cardboard carry - not a good sign. At the picnic, I noticed that the beer was not quite what I remembered it to be (understatement). The next day, I found the canning date to be April 14, 2009 - almost a year and a half old. I returned to Beer Minimum with the remaining two six packs today. First they tried to tell me the beer wasn't necessarily bad. Then they tried to give me two replacement six packs of the same, equally old, beer. After a few calls to the owner and some awkward conversation, the lady directed me to Vecenie's Distributor from whom Beer Minimum got the Pils. I reminded her that I got the beer from Beer Minimum. She told me that I could have purchased that beer anywhere. I told her that her computerized records will indicate that I purchased it there. One obstacle to my return was that I did not have a receipt. Unfortunately, I don't recall ever even getting a receipt. Anyway, I left the two fetid six packs with the lady at Beer Minimum. It must be noted that this is the second time that I have purchased old beer from Beer Minimum. The first time happened about seven years ago when I moved to this area. I successfully returned, but it was still a pain in the.... I had boycotted them for several years as a result. I slowly started going there again because they are the closest distributor to my home. I always checked the dates and kept the receipts. This time, they caught me off guard. The moral of the story: I cannot, with a clear conscience, recommend this place. If you must go there, be sure to check the date of the beer you want to buy and save the receipt. Ask for help only if you want to feel uncomfortable. Buying beer should not be an adversarial relationship.

They're the BEST! Just restocked my crate properly for the first time since I brought it back from…read morethe Czech Republic in '01. (Displayed bottle with the proper Budvar label came back from London in '23). Nobody else I've found anywhere in two decades can get these .5L bottles...and these guys also have the .5L cans - also unheard of - and put them on store shelves all over the greater Pitt area.

A shout out to the hardest working and most philanthropic beer distributor in Western Pennsylvania…read more They have donated thousands of cans of beer to a nonprofit I volunteer for, this is a great organization. They also carry amazing brews, just every craft brewery that you know and love. They have been in Millvale since 1933, which means they have survived multiple floods and one fire, and still they are loyal to Millvale, which means a lot to that community.

Went in looking to do a pick your own six pack. They had a few six pack holders ready to go off in…read morea corner. None or at least most of the individual beers had prices on them, so you don't know what each one costs. I picked mostly cans of decently well-known breweries, and somehow a six pack came up to be over $20. Although others probably had better experiences here, I will take my business elsewhere. Place does have a good selection, and is in a nice location.

There's no other place in the South Hills that has the selection Brews Brothers provides. If you…read moreenjoy craft beer, this is the place.

Bavarian Beer has an excellent selection of domestic and imported beers. They also carry kegs. The…read moreowner/operator has done a good job over the years to build a strong clientele. They know their customers by name and drink preference. I've asked the owner to order special beers from time to time, and without fail they've obtained the special requests. I'm a big fan. They also carry some snacks, light beverages, lottery, and ice. Get to know the owner, and they'll accommodate your needs! Contrary to other reviews, Bavarian is not $5 or $6 more expensive. And I've never felt interrogated when checking out. Bavarian is a good distributor and will continue to get my business. Thanks!

Just about everything in this place is $5-$6 more expensive than anywhere else around me and the…read morelast three times I've gone in, the owner has gotten more and more intense when it comes to carding me. I'm 23 and I know that I have a pretty young looking face so of course I'm okay with being carded since it'd be absurd not to but what I'm NOT okay with is feeling like I'm being interrogated every time I come in to buy something. I've never had anyone else take my ID, stare back and forth between it and me for almost 10 seconds and then have to either smile since that's what I'm doing in the picture on my card or answer a question about myself that only I would know on it (my address, birthday, etc.) in public with other customers in line behind me who can hear very personal information about myself being given out just so I can get an overpriced 12-pack of malt liquor. To say it's a humiliating experience is a HUGE understatement. I don't understand why I've been treated this way the last few times I've gone in because I'm always quiet, I keep to myself, I go in knowing what I want so I'm only spending a very brief amount of time in the store, I have my ID and debit card ready when I walk up to the counter to check out, I'm polite and I never cause problems of any kind PERIOD, and yet I'm treated as if I can't be trusted the very moment I come through the front door. Guess I'll be taking my business elsewhere from now on.