Neat spot in downtown Arlington Heights to enjoy a drink. This spot has a bit of everything, with…read moreindoor and outdoor seating, savory and sweet snacks, and drinks on draft and cans. Prices are not the cheapest, but in line with what you'd expect to pay in downtown Arlington Heights. Service is friendly, and fairly quick even when they get a rush of visitors during beautiful summer afternoons. For those looking for something different like trivia or board games, they do have special nights here and Meetup Groups that hold special events here from time to time.

I went at 7:45 pm and server denied to serve us even though it's 15 minutes prior to closing. As I…read morewas leaving I turned around and saw the server laughing at me with other customers and made a gesture due to me being a colored person.

Greetings! I am a…read morewriting fond farewell to the local legend that was Vintages Fine Wine. Jeanne and Robert's gem of a store was a fixture in downtown Arlington Heights for twenty-three years. Fantastic wines at great price points was the main attraction and the housewares selections were equally top notch. Beyond the fantastic products were the amazing cast of characters that crossed the threshold. Customers, vendors, and employees alike congregated within and created quite the social amalgamation. I count myself lucky to be both a customer and a former employee. The eight years I worked there flew by and I'll cherish the conversations, the laughs, and the great moments of life that we shared along the way. What a great run it had...we were all very lucky to have had the connection to such a local treasure. Cheers! tk

Horrible service from manager who was rude…read more...... Looks like a nice shop but treated with snobbery.

We stopped here after Brunch at Honey Jam Cafe Located next door earlier this week…read more The woman who was there, I'm guessing she was the owner and was exceptionally nice to us. We couldn't decide on a beer to purchase which I usually leave to my son and his friends as they are the beer experts. There was quite a selection and the owner was quite helpful with choosing one. Next time I'm in the neighborhood I will definitely stop by again!

Esplanade is the new kid on my block. For their grand opening, they sent me a 15% off coupon so in…read moreI popped to give them a go. This liquor store is brand spic & span new so it's insanely neat, insanely clean and the workers are so nice! They were so eager to help me and show me some good deals. They carry a lot of good beers including Lagunitas, Dragon's Milk, Two Brothers, etc. plus all the watery swill you could want. I don't know much about hard liquors but they seemed to have a good selection of both that and wines. Mix & Match 6 packs for $10.99 and I put a couple of Lagunitas Sucks in my sixer. Seeing as they just opened, they are taking recommendations for things they should order. I asked them to get some 5 Rabbit in! So hopefully they will. It's the closest and most convenient liquor store to me now and with such friendly people, I'm sure I'll be there more than I should.

Arlington Heights Binny's has one of the best Wine Depts I have visited! Their staff members are…read morealways knowledgeable, willing to help, and have some of the best "end of bin" offerings. I visited for their "Discover Spring Arrivals" wine event and was thoroughly impressed. They offered almost 50 wines ranging from $10 to $125! They had a great variety of bubbles, rosés, whites, and light reds. They had a complimentary charcuterie board and everyone got 10% off a full price purchase. The event was only $10 and I left having found some new, tasty, go-to's! Highly recommend visiting this location if you are a wine drinker! Ask for Tim or CW as they are the best!!

Excellent customer service and very knowledgeable staff. They have a large selection of wine and…read morebeers. There were many beers from local breweries . The items were clean, and well organized. This Binny's is smaller than others, but they still offer an extensive selection of offerings.

Rude guy who claimed to be the owner, middle eastern chap, I called to find out if they sold a…read morecertain liquor, he's having a conversation with someone else in another language, tells me no and hangs up on me, rude staff

My sister went in to buy alcohol for herself and she is 21 and had a real ID. Middle eastern man…read morethought her ID was fake and was questioning her. Like what??? You should know the difference between a real and fake ID if you are going to work at a liquor place. He was discriminating her in a way just because she is short. Workers should know better than this. Will not be coming again. Not professional at all. So beware to all the short people and be ready to be questioned if you choose to come here!

I love Elms. I just moved into the neighborhood recently and am super happy to be close to this…read moreplace. It has a decent selection so you'll be able to get most things you'll be looking for. The prices are reasonable and the owner is super friendly.

Very big shop with verity of new inventory, their prices are cheaper compared with other stores in…read morethe area i been shopping for last one year now under new management

The largest wine, spirit, and beer superstore in the Midwest, Binny's Beverage Depot was founded in…read more1948 and has 46 locations in the US, all found in Illinois. I hadn't been to this location before, so tagged along inside when my brother had to buy beer for his in-laws in Texas. This time I focused my attention in the beer area, and it brought back memories of (cheap) beer very popular in the Chicagoland area, with names like Schlitz and Old Style. It's the Polish beer, Zywiec, that he bought 5 cases of....it's one that can be hard to find in Texas or California. Here in Chicagoland, every Binny's carries it. He managed to fit 4 full cases in his checked bags. I brought the remaining to my wife's aunt's home, where i discovered it's ABV was a hefty 5.6%. It tasted decent to me very cold, and at about a dollar a bottle, not a bad choice for one or two during a really hot day.

Best staff of all the Binny's. Might not be the biggest or best selection, but the staff is so…read morepersonable and attentive.

I was shocked how cheap Aperol was sold at this place. In Michigan, 750ml Aperol costs $27.99. At…read morethis place, they had sale going on with sticker price of $15.99. It's almost half the price I pay in Michigan! No membership needed to get the promotion. Impulsive purchase had been made because it was an attractive price point. The shop was full of people with demos. Maybe because it was Saturday before Super Bowl LX??? I liked how lively the store was. It felt very festive.

Huge selection at all price points for all types of wines, spirits, and pre-made cocktails. Has an…read moreactual serving area with several stools, tables, with a way to try the offerings before buying.

I work nearby, so I stop here to pick up cigarettes for coworkers every now and then. Friendly…read moreservice plus a very sweet pup who is usually there whenever I stop by (I believe the dogs name is Sampson). I haven't purchased alcohol there yet, but they do have a good selection!

Who shops for booze at 11a on a Sunday morning? Oh, me. Right. In my defense, I was on my way to my…read morebaby shower and didn't want to show up totally empty-handed. These guys have a ton of product! I honestly didn't peruse the aisles too much, since I was on a mission to secure some wine or champagne. They had several chilled varieties at various price points. Though I seriously considered champagne, I went with a Pinot Grigio and a Riesling. The guy working was friendly, greeting me when I arrived and asking if I had located everything. I was a bit mesmerized by the flecks of glitter in the countertop at the register. #easilydistracted The price point was fine, and who can beat the convenience of a liquor store open before 11? Get at it, winos!

The new manager is absolutely terrible! Showed him my ID and he rips the beer out of my hand before…read moreeven looking at it. When I asked him why he did it and to look at the date on the ID he laughs and says because I'm the manager here now and to take my beer and go. I told him I had to pay still and he says "how is it yours if you haven't paid yet." What?! By far strangest interaction I've ever had at a liquor store new manager is extremely weird and shady. They also try to upcharge and take advantage of customers.