Looking for a good wine to have with rack of lamb. Gentleman that assisted was bang on with a…read morereasonably priced wine that paired perfect Spanish cabernet sauvenage Gran Coronas. Thank You

Now that the Sobey's is gone, there is parking galore at this LCBO which is located in the…read moreSmartCentres Pickering location. There are baskets and carts located at the front of the store. Everything is labelled pretty well. Keep a lookout for the sales and the items with bonus AirMiles - these deals should be displayed right by the normal price tag. We were hoping to grab a case of wine since we needed 12 bottles. We asked one of the staff on the floor who did a quick scan with a machine and was able to tell us that they only had what was left on the shelves. We wound up clearing out that shelf and he helped us load up the cart. If you're stocking up for the party season, they have empty boxes up at the front that you can carry your goods out in. The cashier asked us if we needed one and helped us look for one that could hold a dozen bottles of wine. She also helped us pack up our wine to go. Nice employees and good prices.

This is one of the biggest lcbo I've ever been to. Great experience and variety of alcohol. They…read moreeven have a tasting area with some of the friendliest staff. Confidently located in an outside mall.

a rare and exclusive bottling brought me out to this location, a couple of times, and its been…read moreworth the trip every time. not exactly the best location for me to drive to from the west end of Toronto, but this location has never let me down in my handful of trips. the location is very bright and open with seemingly endless stock options across all segments of alcohol. the first time I came to this location I did need to ask for help, as something wasn't on the floor and for some reason they had a bottle of whisky ($90) in the back to prevent theft. great staff at this location, and each time i've made the trip every single cashier was open and killing the line up in the store, literally less then 5 minutes of waiting! lots of parking as this location shares a parking lot with all of the businesses in this complex. transit options are 56 leaside bus, the 88 south leaside bus, indirectly the 51 leslie bus, or the 54 eglinton bus. (soon to be replaced with the eglinton/line 5 LRT line) would go out of my way to come to this location.

Might not be the cleanest or newest but the staff is knowledgeable and will assist you in whatever…read morebeer related decision you need made. Empty carriers bring down the entire experience but this is a normal event for almost any beerstore.

Use to love it. Recently asked the short guy with black mustache I wanted two 6 packs because they…read morewere on sale. He brought me a 12 pack at regular cost then made me feel very uncomfortable. Back to the LCBO I guess.

I wouldn't normally write a review for The Beer Store but found the service at this location to be…read moreso dang good! I came here on Halloween looking for something to wet my whistle. I guess an employee saw my arms getting full and decided he'd help out. He came by with a bag and helped me unload the goods. I was looking for a survival pack from Muskoka Brewery but noticed they were all sold out. The same dude went into the back room and found me another survival pack with a summer ale instead of the winterweiss. He said they cannot display the summer stuff anymore because of the season change. Instead of letting this beer go to waste in the back, I took the case and grabbed a tally of the winterweiss and checked out. I sauntered out of there like a kid in a candy shop, happy as can be! The store is clean and organized and hosts some great employees.

Okay, so I know it's just a Beer Store, kind of like the many other ones that are all over Ontario…read more And while most of them wouldn't get a lot of stars from me, this particular one I've found to be even less useful than most. From a larger perspective, Beer stores in general have become less useful, unless you're into picking up larger cases of beer (which I'm usually not). For my liking, in that I often buy only a dozen or so at a time, and often like to pick up a bunch of mixed singles, there are better stores than this one. As it pertains to this particular store, I've found that they have less selection than most other stores, and I also tend to find them less organized (not only are their shelves of mixed singles often messy, the store itself has things all over the place). They also seem to be terminally low on stock of some of the singles. Last time I couldn't find any of the buck a beer options. Not sure if they carry them at this store, but hard to tell. The people that work here are nice, and tend to be as efficient as in most other stores. This is the closest beer store to my house, but I'll often go a little out of my way to go to a different store, or go to the LCBO, who have a far better selection of singles beers.

Very helpful, friendly staff with a good selection of wines and beers to make. Best batch of low…read morepriced wine (4 week Cab Sav) we've ever had, will definitely keep going back!

Xi found an exceptional Cabernet Sauvignon wined at my local SuperStore it is Thicket and Thieves…read moreCab/Sav at under $30 for over 4 litres it's an excellent value. I have unfortunately had two boxes where 5he spout is at the wrong side of the box when you open it and have to rip open the box and turn the bag around to make it work. (packaging problem) I highly recommend this wine.. just hope they get 5heir packaging improved. Contact me if you've had similar inconveniences, .

This place has one BIG thing going for it. Convenience! I…read morelove picking up my groceries at the Loblaws and the popping into the Wine Rack for a bottle on my way out. So the store is just a little tiny hole in the wall, but they have something that you'll like. They won't have everything under the sun, as the Wine Rack chain does stick to Canadian wines. But they also carry some Canadian-International blends. I tried some South African-Canadian CabSauv Merlot that was really nice! They had a taste test the other day for some new chard. Nice touch!

this location looks small, but packs a serious punch and is also brand new…read more this outstandingly clean store has one of the biggest wine collections that I have seen, given the space of the store front. this location isn't very wide by any means but is super long which allows for a lot of storage of bottles. the staff here are super great, some of the best in the LCBO system, where you are greeted on arrival and attended to, no matter what you are after. this location definitely goes the extra mile. parking options are on the street, and various above ground parking lots in the area. transit options are the 501 queen directly, the 502 downtowner and 503 Kingston road (limited schedule) also the 504 king and the 72 pape are options with a bit of a walk. I really wish this was my home location, as I have come here a couple of times and have not been let down.

It's close to my place, the staff are amazing; including the security peeps. It's small in…read morecomparison to the Queens Quay location but I don't live there anymore so we all pivot :) They always have what I need or a close equivalent:)

Neutral feelings overall. This used to be the only place you could get beer, aside from hitting up…read morea bar... So if you were drinking beer, this was your stop. Rumor has it times are changing and there are more options now, which might make this place less of a necessity. From the outside, it looks exactly like every Beer Store I've ever been to: very standard, very familiar. When I showed up, there were a few guys hanging around out front, maybe panhandling, maybe shoulder-tapping... it's hard to say these days, but it gave off that old-school vibe for sure. Not sure what the price comparison is like now, but back in the day, this was the go-to. These days? I'm not so sure. It does the job, but that's about it.

Been coming here for 2 decades. Nothing to write home about. Coming to…read moreToronto from Germany, and not being able to buy beer and wine at a supermarket was mind boggling. Sadly, this is so backwards of a province. Same can be said of the LCBO. Grow up Canada!