You can usually find what you're looking for here. They have a great tequila selection! I can…read morealways find the hard to locate Corzo here. It is usually priced well also. It's a great local liquor store. They do follow you around and make you feel like a criminal! I always frequent this place. The cashiers can be very rude and unpleasant.

My go to place. Amazing staff, these reviews below me have no idea what they're talking about. The…read moreowners of this place are some of the coolest liquor store owners I've ever met. Transactions and advise by them are smooth and reliable.

They're open till 4am........,.ain't nothing more to say .....,......... that's whats upread more

love this place! Open late! Great selection & clean!read more

Solid selection of different tequilas, beer, and other spirits. The employees are friendly also.read more

ONE TEQUILA TWO TEQUILA…read more .....three tequila, floor. Four tequila, five tequila, many tequilas more! Liquor stores, video gambling parlors, pawn shops, and more Mexican restaurants than you can shake a churro at. Welcome to Melrose Park! I've stopped in here a few times to grab a case of beer and/or bottle of reposado (a.k.a. "the good sh*t") and I've noted each time how vast their selection of tequila is. Like REALLY impressive, rivaling that of the aisles at a Binny's Beverage Depot. There's blanco, anejo, and everything in between. Cheap stuff, top-shelf booze, some ornately decorated and others not. I bought a case of beer - 18 bottles of domestic - for $10 and a bottle of Don Julio at a decent cost. Most of the staff and clientele are Hispanic, and on more than one occasion I've seen shuttle buses picking up or dropping off people in front of the liquor store (not a criticism btw, just a note). Lots of choices and relatively low prices, so despite the dusty shelves and cluttered appearance I'll definitely return next time daddy needs to get his drink on.

Binny's in Elmwoood Park on North Ave. The usual great stock of booze except my 12 year old…read moreYamasaki single malt? My buddy brought me a bottle of Yamasaki 12 yr old single malt which I drank sparingly @ the time the bottle retailed for $50/bottle. When the bottle was running low I went in w/the intent of buying another bottle. By then the price had jumped to $85.00. Now I can't even find this anymore except online w/exorbitant prices. This use to be available but the 25 yr old Yamasaki was named the No 1 single malt in the world selling for 1,000,000 yen (at the time roughly $9,600). Ever since the demand for Yamasaki products has been off the charts (supply & demand)

Picked up some good spirits for the holiday weekend and so glad this Binny's location is back open…read more Great staff working and very reasonable prices. Happy Memorial Day weekend!

This really isn't the same Famous from a year ago. They really have made it cleaner, more organized…read moreand TONS more wines that are not typical liquor store wines. I found some great options I have not seen everywhere else. They also do lots of tastings here that I appreciate and find new options without being stuck buying something I end up not liking. It's really close to my work and I find it our new go-to place.

I received their weekly emailed newsletters and went in to grab one of their wine specials on a…read morenice Cab Sav. It saved me a few dollars when I mentioned the newsletter, so def check out their Facebook for the newsletter to sign up before going!

This is a very pedestrian liquor store with a limited craft beer selection, but is slowly…read moreimproving. If you're from this area, you don't care about that anyway. Yes, this is the part of the review where I stereotype people. Locals just want some Modelo or Budweiser. You can even get a tallboy of Bud "Chelada" to cure your hangover. Actually, just grab a jug of Clamato and pour it directly into your Tecate. Don't forget the límon salt. I know what token Mexicans like. Not Mexican? Then you're buying Old Style to wash down some of those airplane mini bottles of vodka they sell at the register. Which is an unmitigated cry for help, you alchy. I've been coming here roughly 3 years. Their prices are fair and occasionally you'll catch a nice sale. I recall a phase last summer where I was drinking Bud Light Platinum like errday, solely because they were selling it for $8.99 a 12pack, and that sh*t has a high alcohol content. Then the price went up, and Pitbull started doing Bud Light commercials. I consequently swore that beer off forever. I digress. If you're in the area and planning a night of mediocre drinking, NL&W has got you covered.

This is a decent liquor store. The employees are nice enough and laugh at mine & my friends random…read moreconversations. They have an ok selection. Occasionally thwy even have a sale. Its usually on bud light platinum and its about $8. They have 312 & blue moon that's all that really matters. They even have tall boys of micheladas & Toro cups for when you're in the mood. I like that they sell hookah pens and cheaper than most places. When you're in the area & need a quick fix this the place to go.

Great selection, Great prices and great people! Good…read morelocation. Stop and buy something, they even have Mad Dog..Yee haw

Funny how you never go into a place in your area and then you do and wonder-"Holy Crap!! Why…read morehaven't I gone in here before??" Jim's Liquors is just that kind of place. When you walk in you are (or at least I was...) amazed at how much is crammed into this store. The aisles are jammed with many familiar and some not so familiar adult beverages and the mixers that love them.They had a few surprises for me-Amarone,one of my favorites! And.....it was not $60/bottle-shhhh,keep that one under your hats until I score a few more bottles! In fact, the prices were better than Binny's and even some other liquor purveyors.They had some high end and some low brow booze. A very wide variety.I saw some folks buying Olde English 800 40 oz's and some folks buying some Snow Queen vodka-so a huge range of tastes and prices that are some of the best in the area! So...why not 5 stars?? I'll hold back on that for another time,let me return and see how it goes!

Decent enough store with decent prices. While not a large selection of bubbles, they did have some…read moreas it was an emergency and I was able to pick up some on the way home. The store is small, but looked well stocked with beer and hard liquor. There was a decent selection of cold items. Guy behind the counter was pleasant enough and the prices were okay. I would say this is a good place to stop in if you are in need of something quick and happen to be on Grand Ave.

Maybe I should've checked but the beer I bought here was produced in 2004. Needless to say, it…read moretasted like crap. This was malheur 12 , a Belgian beer. I would like to believe they know what they have in stock and for how long they've had it. Also, it wasn't even sold at a discount (considering the age). Now, some Belgian beers are known to improve in taste with some shelf time but, I think there is a limit- certainly not nearly a 20 year old beer. Thanks for taking my money, Armanetti.