Flawless appeal for a place that sells beer, because they are still open on holidays which has come…read morein handy a couple of times! I'm not a huge fan of their beers, but will admit they do make beers that have their own characters of sort... So here you can grab 6 packs or a mix and match as you please to go. As a guy who is all about variety, this is a benefit. Bonus points for their newest brews, a Paradise IPA and Curious Parrot Ales I grabbed on Canada Day. Probably like those 2 more than any of their other beers (even their regular IPA you get at the restaurant attached is weaksauce in comparison). A side of Stock Ale and some of those Lemon Tea beers for the ladies, and before you knew it a successful impromptu barbecue was was ready to go in a pinch back at the homestead. Thats 5 star action for sure. Side note: be prepared to drop a couple bucks on parking when you are running in (if you can find a spot for that matter - parking sucks around here) if you are driving.

The quintessential pub - haute cuisine of pub fair! Make sure you're hungry because the portions…read moreare huge. Excellent seasonal beer on tap with a wide selection for every taste. A brewery that is also a pub? What will they think of next!!!

Mélanie is wonderful, very friendly, helpful and a pleasure to talk with. Thank you for being so…read moreawesome. I highly recommend visiting this location. Also love that they are dog friendly.

The wine was not to my liking but it was douable I would have prefered to get red wine.read more

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.

the new generation of Convenience Stores is now INS market, a really good news stand/pit stop that…read moremore then likely has something for everyone, when im in this neighborhood i will definately swing by this location to pick up a drink or a treat to make my trip better. the service here is good, the staff are friendly, and the shop is always clean. i have to take a star off however, they have amazing stock, but the store itself is tiny and hard to walk around. transit options are the 505 dundas streetcar directly, with the st. Patrick subway station and 510 spadina streetcar both being indirect options with a bit of a walk, st. Patrick being close, and the spadina streetcar stop being further away. parking options would be on side streets and private above and below lots in the neighborhood. would go out of my way to come to this store and i hope no one else is inside so i don't have to fight to grab what i need for my journey!

Clean and well kept…read more Roaming Security guard to hopefully stop the ever increasing shoplifting incidents. Well stocked. Usual weekly sales. Effective quick to respond management, will increase check out cashier's of lines should get long to avoid customer inconvenience. Staff helpful and knowledgeable on alcohol recommendations

Service is OK, tons of parking space available, a good variety of wine. But they operation hours is…read morenot too long

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.

Friendly staff. The store is smaller but has a great selection. They helped me on the phone and…read more had what I needed.

Average selection and below average staff. Many times, even at peak hours, there is only one…read morecashier. Too many Ontario Craft beers are on the warm shelves and not in the chiller shelves. All those foreign beers are nice and cold and our local ones are piss warm. Have seen some serious theft in here, expensive bottles being boosted in plain sight and the staff do not say or do anything. Ridiculous. And the gravelly voiced homeless man at the front door is not a great look.

I don't always go to The Wine Shop. But when I do, it's out of convenience…read more I'm not a wine snob. I swear. I love my wine! From most parts of the world! But when I'm walking in here, I'm not willing to drop much money on an Ontario red wine. Sorry, but you guys know what I mean. And yes, I've tried my sharing. Point is, I think that everyone in the neighbourhood goes here out of sheer convenience. Not because they'd choose it over an LCBO (or any other wine shop it they were not government regulated). SO. When I walk in and grab one of those XOXO Shiraz/Cab blends out.of.convenience cause nah, I didn't feel like walking ALL the way up north to Spadina & King (you guys know what tf I'm talking about on a Friday night after work), don't side-mouth say to your co-worker, 'This is all you', because I didn't want to try one of your 'fancy' wines at the 'fancy' counter that you're standing there all fancy, looking bored at. And hopefully your co-worker won't side-mouthed also say, 'You always call it!'. Listen. I've never purchased a pumpkin spiced latte. I don't ONLY buy scented candles. I don't own any velour pants that say anything on the butt region. YES, I have two small dogs. Fine. But don't judge me on your stupid XOXO wine. I'm having a Netflix night. I don't feel like walking up the block for the wine I actually REALLY like. I'm just purchasing your semi-OK wine cause, tonight, I'm lazy. I don't need your commentary about how you KNEW that's the crappy wine I'd buy, out of your semi-ok collection. Come on. But, you have a great night too! *over-exaggerated smile* (and no, I haven't figured out what to watch on Netflix yet, hence this post)

I have always wanted to stop in here, but never had the time, but I did the other day. Despite be…read morelarge space the options are actually somewhat limited. They have only Canadian wines and represent the Niagara wines mostly. Peller has a huge space there and is clearly the centre of attention. I tried two wines that they were sampling that day. Both were a mix of Canadian, with one being California and the other being New Zealand as the other contributors. The wines were nice and the space was very beautifully laid out. There was nothing there that would make me need or want to come back though. Staff were very pleasant but I had a feeling their audience was more for tourists and those visiting the area.