This LCO in the Beaches used to be great, but a recent renovation has ruined it. What used to be a…read moreconvenient Vintages section in the back is now a beer store. The new Vintages section is meaningless, with cheap plonk mixed in with expensive bottles. The national sections are larger but the wines are stacked up to the ceiling and very tightly packed together. I am 5'5" and was afraid the bottles would come crashing down when I stood on tippy-toe while trying to reach the one I wanted. As it happened I grasped a similar-looking bottle and came home with a Pinot Grigio instead of an Orvieto Classico. I sincerely wish the LCBO would go back to large cabinet-style compartments for each bottle of wine instead of putting my safety in danger. Not everyone is six feet tall! I cannot comment on the new beer store as I never buy beer. On the plus side, the staff are friendly and there is ample parking but it is time for me to find another go-to for wine.

Am I ever lucky to live near this LCBO! It's big and shiny, a drastic improvement over the grungy…read morelittle LCBO in my old hood. I've been in twice and no line up either time. There's parking (not that I need it for my bike). It's conveniently located right on Queen, near a streetcar stop. But most importantly, it has the best selection of beer I've seen outside of the Summerhill LCBO. A large craft/micro section with many seasonals and rare brews you can't find at every LCBO. I went in two days in a row and found amazing things both days. Definitely the place to go in the area if you're a beer nerd like me.

Finally tracked down a bottle of Japanese Suntory Toki Whisky at this LCBO location!…read more My best friend turned 70 years old and this is my gift for

I came to pickup a bottle of wine for my cousin but wasn't sure which one to purchase. I asked a…read morestaff member for recommendations and she was very helpful. She inquired which region/country and the price point that I preferred and showed me a few suggestions. The cashier was good to offer hand sanitizer after I used the card machine since tap was not working for my credit card.

Clean beer selction was huge. I found what I needed so easily. The staff was friendly. In and…read moreout in under 10 mins.

A brand new LCBO opens today in the plaza right across from Whole Foods…read more The shelves are well stocked with great selection of beers, wines and liquors. Love the huge walk in beers and cooler area. Now I know my beers are ready to drink right when I pick them up!! 14/15

Good selection. Helpful staff. Been going there for years. Wish more LCBO locations were as good as…read morethis one.

This store has moved a bit and is now on Market street. The…read morefacade is different from other LCBO as it has a brick finish (I assume it is to blend in with the St. Lawrence market across the street). However this can be a bit confusing as at first I couldn't figure out where the entrance and exit for this place were. The inside of the store is also odd as the ceiling has an unfinished industrial look. Surprisingly the lighting is quite dim. The space is much bigger than the tight, narrow store it replaced. There is decent variety of beer, wines etc. The Lineups were also a bit long. I would use this spot as a quick pick and go spot. If I want to spend time I would go to the flagship cooper street location.

Last Saturday afternoon a friend and I stopped by the LCBO's historic, flagship location as we were…read morein the area. The store was originally Toronto's rail station hub, which accounts for its tremendous size/layout. This vast location offers very small samplings of a wide variety of finer quality drinks for 'token' prices and comp. beer/cider samples with small finger food. My friend and I partook in both and we enjoyed comparing the different flavours and styles we discovered. I'd visited this location a couple of times before but quite a few years ago, and my overall impression hasn't diminished - if anything, I appreciate it more now perhaps due to my abstinence from visiting. Several Staff Members present greeted us and provided helpful information and answers to questions, and were quite friendly and polite while doing so. Obviously they have a very wide variety and quantity of beverages available including those in their fairly massive beer fridge, and as beer is my main drink of choice I consider their fridge quite impressive. Given everything I've stated above, it practically goes without saying that I recommend a visit if you're fairly nearby.

Beautiful flagship. Good to come to visit even you are not an alcoholic person. They offer samples…read moretasting at a very low price.

Came here before a party to look for beer for my husband. He found something but not quite what he…read morewas looking for. Aside from that, the people inside were lovely and chatty in a really nice way that has been lost by customer service everywhere else. It was a breath of fresh air.

This LCBO location is one of the click and collect locations. Since I have been avoiding going in…read morestores for too long for any kind of shopping, LCBO's online shopping option was such a great one for me. The process is simple. You shop and pre-pay online on the LCBO site and you get an email when your order is ready for pick-up which is usually less than 24 hrs. Once you receive the email, you go to the store and give them your order number, they bring out your order and off you go. What I really appreciated from this location was their carry out service. The very kind gentleman brought my order out to my car and placed it in the trunk for a truly contactless service.

Giant store with excellent variety and good prices. Here you…read morecan find everything you want: different wines and liquors, beers and cocktails. I'm not joking, everything:) there is a wall with local Ontario wines. Grand Cru and vintage wines are sold as well. They also offer tastings every Saturday 12-5pm.

I am a complete and utter wine and liquor snob…read more... LCBO is okay the selection is nothing really amazing...except for the Havana Club rums ( we cannot get them in the states due to the embargo on Cuba). Most of the rest of the stuff is pretty run of the mill....they do carry rare stuff but it is usually up for auction

LCBO which stands for "Liquor Control Board Of" Ontario is a Crown corporation that retails and…read moredistributes alcoholic beverages throughout the Canadian province of Ontario. It is accountable to the Ministry of Finance. This is why Canadian folks aren't allowed to buy or sell alcohol in corner stores, grocery stores or convenience stores. It is EXPENSIVE! That is what happens when you allow the ministry of finance to monopolize alcohol. For what it's worth however, this particular establishment seems like it's taking advantage of consumers.

This is my go-to LCBO, mostly because I live a short walk from here. It's more of a mini LCBO: it…read morehas a somewhat limited variety of products and it's pretty small. It still stocks all the most popular brands of wine, beer and spirits, and a decent Vintages section, if you're into that sort of thing. Possibly the best thing about this place is that it's open until 10pm every night except Sunday, for those days when you run out of wine at a dinner party. Or you get home from a particularly gruelling day of work super late. Or, you know, Wednesday. The staff here is very helpful and very friendly. Often, they banter back and forth with one another, which is a nice change from many LCBO workers in the city who look like they have lost the ability to smile and the will to live. The fact that it's just downstairs from a big Loblaws (and down the hall from a chocolatier, flower shop and cigar shop) makes it a great stop on the way to a party/girlfriend who's forgiveness you are begging for.