They get 5 stars for customer service and 5 stars for having my maple whisky. This liquor store…read moredoes sampling and has a wide variety of beer,wine and spirits. It will be my go to spot whenever visiting the Toronto Canada area.

Was and still is a pleasant and fully stocked store with very helpfull employees. Always has neat…read moreand interesting displays with staff that is very knowledgeable and available for any questions.

Lots of options and the staff service could improve. We are there to spend not to bother you.read more

Awful service! Asked the worker to open the cabinet and she looked pissed off and said "what for?"read more

What can I say one of the biggest LCBO's in the GTA. Always clean staff is helpful & good stock.read more

Wow! This store reminds me of BevMo in California. I came here because I saw a funny winery sign on…read moremy drive in, and I knew I wasn't going to be able to stop by the actual winery, but their website said they were at LCBO. They had exactly what I wanted and more. I bought local Ontario wine for myself as a souvenir of my Canada trip, and also gifted a couple bottles to my mother in law. The store is clean, well lit, very stocked, and has a big variety! I was surprised because I expected a bit of chaos since I visited on New Years Eve, but the store was organized and I found exactly what I needed quickly. I didn't have to wait in lines because there were several registers open. The cashiers were all very friendly and helpful. I came for the local wine, but I noticed they carry spirits, beer, and wines from many other countries as well. P.S. The red "Badass Baco" Frisky Beaver wine is very good!

We gave my son a $50 Beer Store gift card and when he tried to use it, they told him the card…read moredidn't have any money on it. We found out the card was redeemed in Toronto, yet my son was in Ottawa! I called and explained what happened and the person I spoke to said that someone would get back to me. I wasn't hopeful. But then, I got an email from Frank Perry at The Beer Store in Mississauga saying they would be reimbursing us for the gift card - and giving us an extra $10 for the trouble of having to call in!! Apparently, they have had some trouble with people hacking into their gift card system, so I guess we weren't the only one they heard from. I was so happy with the good customer service. Gift cards are like cash and they might have just told us we were out of luck, but to my surprise, they believed us and we got our money back! Thanks so much, Frank!

This place is both a restaurant and a lounge. The lounge is just a guy at a piano dressed in…read moreshorts, he looked like he just came out of the pool and started to play. I am giving the food at the restaurant 3 starts, however, the speed of the kitchen gets ZERO!! The servers get 1 start. The food: the selection is not vast but it is nicely put together. There is something on the menu for everyone. Beef, chicken, gluten free which is rare to see on a mine so good for them. The servers: I was here two separate times for dinner and every time it seemed that they were understaffed. While the servers are friendly they wait so long to come and greet you or to take your order. The restaurant was never full but the service was always slow, slow, slow. The Kitchen: they take the cake and the icing. We waited 25 minutes for a Cesar salad! The lava cake desert which looked like it was frozen them microwaved took almost half an hour! All the main courses that we ordered were so slow it seemed to me that they were doing this on purpose! In summary the food is ok, but definitely not worth the wait!

I have been to this restaurant 3 times now as I have visited the hotel three times now. I have…read morealways got a tasty meal here. The chef just puts that little extra into every meal he prepares and it comes out great. My favorites here are the butter chicken and the Cornish game hen. For an appetizer, I would recommend going with the French onion soup.

I personally do not like what the Beer Store (aka Brewers Retail) is. What that is exactly is a…read moremultinational conglomerate that enjoys exclusivity when it comes to selling beer in certain quantities namely 12 and 24 packs. Why the LCBO/government of Ontario allows this completely non-Canadian entity to operate as a monopoly/oligopoly is mind boggling and in all likelihood as corrupt as it gets. This particular location at Burnhamthorpe and Saturn really isn't that different from any other Beer Store I've ever been to. They are a buy your product and GTFO kind of setup. You ask for what you want it comes out thrown down a roller chute coming out from behind a wall. Personal touch? LOL, right... perhaps they stereotype what they think is the typical male and think this is how one likes to shop. I only go to The Beer Store for one thing and that's to return bottles and cans for money so I can walk across the parking lot and buy more beer or wine at the LCBO which is the lesser of the two evils when purchasing alcohol in the grand province of Ontario. The LCBO store is like fine dining and The Beer Store is like a food truck. Either way the advantage to buying from the LCBO besides actually getting to speak to people is the fact that it's a store. You can browse the products and see them, touch them and not just read off a menu on the wall. Beer is mostly sold in quantities of six but at the LCBO you can if you wanted to just buy one beer from a 6 pack. Yes, you can break that pack. You buy singles of tallboys and mix and match too. There's more flexibility as opposed to The Beer Store at the LCBO and you are in fact purchasing product directly from the government when you look at it that way. Either way we are going to pay ridiculous amounts of money for beer in Ontario. If you're going to get raked over coals, take the lesser of 2 evils and buy from the government as opposed to lining the pockets of the Molson-Coors, Labatt (Anheuser-Busch InBev) and Sleeman (Sapporo) conglomerate.

Sobr Market, located at the corner of RIchmond and Maud, is Toronto's largest bottle shop selling…read morenon-alcoholic wines, beers, and spirits. The old space may look familiar since the space used to be where Beatrice Society was. Consisting of 2 floors, Sobr Market has a wide variety of non-alcoholic options (including de-alcoholized wines, flavoured sodas, etc.) that recently opened in late April. I stopped by Sobr Market the day they opened to the public and was amazed at the great selection they have. The only thing is that...who would have thought...that non-alcoholic options can get quite pricey. I did see some brands I am familiar with but there were many other brands to try as well. Staff were attentive and friendly during my visit, asking if I needed any assistance or help. I did purchase a few cans of de-alcoholized wine and some sparkling water as well. Good option for those who are trying to cut down alcohol or don't try at all!

Just the fact that this place exists is amazing to me. I love that people are willing to drop 4…read morebucks a can on an alcohol free beverage that tastes like alcohol. Because that means when I want to try one or two things, there are stores like this that I can walk through. I'm not sure how big the market is, and if retail space can sustain places like this, but I'm glad that they are currently being sustained. It's worth checking out, for sure.

I have so many bottles to return so I was really disappointed that this store was not accepting…read morereturns at this time. Anyhow, the staff are friendly and it's not their fault. This is a large store located in the Heartland area with a great selection and quick service. First in and first out.

In the busy retail district of Heartland Town Center you will find this Beer Store location hidden…read moreon the Mclaughlin side of the property on the opposite side of the PetSmart location. A little hard to find, but as it is here in Ontario, in order to fulfill your beer cravings..the Beer Store is the only way to satisfy it. Roughly in the last year, the Beer Store has been going through some major renovations in their service model and their store layouts. This is one of the newer self serve layouts which you pick your product in a refrigerated walk in cooler display floor. I personally like this new layout, rather than the old "order at the counter" and your order is called to the people at the back and its delivered via metal roller track. It give the customer the ease of looking through different beer brands and discovering some new ones. Pretty convenient location as its not directly located in the busier area of Heartland. The service level is pretty standard and the staff can help you find what your looking for. Good location near the heart of Mississauga. 4 Stars..

What's there to say, place to get beer fast. No time to establish any kind of customer rapport, in…read moreand out easy