I visited United Liquors to inquire about Cutwater singles and Pink Whitney. When I politely asked…read moreabout stock and pricing, the clerk's response was unnecessarily rude. Beyond the poor service, the prices were notably high. Unfortunately, the quality of the Pink Whitney I purchased was poor--it tasted stale, as if it had been sitting on the shelf for months. After drinking it, I became ill and experienced a severe migraine. I suspect the product may have been expired or improperly stored. I would advise others to inspect bottles carefully before purchasing here.

Pretty convenient for the area. Almost perfect selection. Definitely will be back. Prices were fair…read morealso.

This place gets brownie points for the following:…read more 1) Having "my" brand of sangria cheaper than Binny's. 2) Having Robert The Bruce beer when Binny's didn't. 3) Letting me take some of their empty boxes when I was moving. 4) Carrying fresh limes all summer so you don't have to go back to the grocery store. 5) Knowing the difference between rum and cachaca. 6) I can ride my bike to here from my home! I do it for the exercise and to save gas, but I'll let everybody keep thinking that I bike to liquor stores because my license was taken away because of, um, my frequent visits to liquor stores. I like Binny's, but this is closer, has a great selection, and has better pricing on some items. I lately only go to Binny's for particular beers that Prestige doesn't always have, or has in limited quantities that may disappear quickly, like Sam Adams Blackberry Witbier. I took one star away because there seem to be some rude customers there pretty often; the kind of people who smash their car door into other people's doors and then yell at the person in the car they smashed like it was their fault for having the stupidity and audacity to park in their vicinity. Also, the parking lot can be a bitch to get out of if you drive. Also, I like that they card religiously, but there's this ONE GUY who likes to scrutinize the ID's of old ladies to make them feel young and beautiful or something, even if there's a line. Hey man, if you wait much longer, she's going to die before she can get home and drink that wine cooler. Really, though, I love this place. Thank you for selling good sangria on the cheap, Prestige!

A friend of mine recently visited Ireland and raved of how during her trip she tried banana bread…read morebeer. Holy crap, yes, such a thing exists ^_^ In a fit of intrigue, yearning, and jealousy, I urgently got on the interwebz and used my keen investigatory abilities in order to find a place where i could get my desirous lil' hands on some bottles. The interwebz pointed me out to Prestige and minutes later i was in my car ready to go. Compared to other liquor stores, Prestige is on the smaller size, but it packs a big punch in terms of their craft and specialty beer selection. The place was clean, organized, and the guy in front of the counter was really helpful in terms of helping me find what i was looking for. The beer gods must have been looking out for me because i managed to snatch the last bottle of Wells Banana Bread Beer which cost around $5. I browsed their selection to see if i there was anything else cool to buy and hell yes there was. TONS of lefthand,Three Floyds, Lagunitas products, lots of interesting specialty porters, stouts, i found a creme brulee beer, a vanilla beer, AND i ended up purchasing a bottle of oatmeal stout. This place freaking rules and my banana bread beer was amazing. It smelled like bananas and tasted like awesome. Sorry Liver, but i'll be coming here back for surely .

Drove 5 min from Chicago O'Hare Airport to pickup a few drinks for our 5 day Hotel room stay…read more Found a nice bottle of red wine for $18 & a few other libations that are reasonably priced. The cashier was helpful finding our request. They have a decent selection of every drink option & even cigars plus some snacks! It's nothing fancy here just get what you need to keep the party going!!!

Small neighborhood liquor store. Descent selection of whiskey. My only problem is the prices on the…read moreshelf are not the same as the register. They also have a surcharge for using a credit card that is not listed anywhere

I love Elms. I just moved into the neighborhood recently and am super happy to be close to this…read moreplace. It has a decent selection so you'll be able to get most things you'll be looking for. The prices are reasonable and the owner is super friendly.

Very big shop with verity of new inventory, their prices are cheaper compared with other stores in…read morethe area i been shopping for last one year now under new management

Shock and awe. I've…read morebeen doing the dirty around these parts for a little over a year now and it wasn't until just a few weeks ago that I finally made the trip in to what looks like some cruddy, run-down, sad-sad, liquor store in a mostly vacant and/or abandoned Palatine strip mall and I was blown away with a selection of sauces that would put a smirk on even a novice boozehound and/or liquor-pig. Shame.On.Me. I'll just say this up front, I don't know jack sh*t about wine. It's not really my thing, and I'm happy just going with whatever bottle has the best artwork and still manages to remain nominally priced. Basically, they might have a great or crappy wine selection, but I couldn't tell you. They had that Barefoot stuff, though... that's the classy one, right? Where this place shines is fo sho its beer selection. It's not huge, but they carry a lot of pretty rare stuff and a bunch of the stuff the other big box booze stores don't have. They do set limits on certain things, like maximum 2 per person on some bottle, but honestly, I'm a sucker for supply and demand so that kind of thing really excites me. Their selection is always changing and they're open later than any of the other bottled booze purveyors in this area. It's probably not a destination place, but if you're within a 12-15 minute range of here, it's worth popping over for a peak at their products.

I don't know if anyone's reading reviews of liquor stores, but I want to say nice things about Mr…read more A's, because I love buying booze here. Sometimes you go into a liquor store and it's just grim, grim, grim, with creepy lighting, dusty shelves, and cashiers that look like they want to die and they wish you were dead too. Mr. A's is the total OPPOSITE. It's clean, has a great selection of alcohol, mixers, and snacks, and yeah, I guess the lighting isn't creepy because I've never really noticed it? I typically just see two employees here, one of whom I think might be the Mr. A! He is extremely warm and friendly and always smiling. The second man is a little more reserved but always very nice and polite. There is this adorable little black dog one of them has, that's kind of the store mascot it seems. There are rather professional looking photos of him/her around the store, greeting customers and making recommendations. I think that's a nice touch. I wish the actual dog could be in the store-how awesome would it be to have a little pooch helping you make a wine selection? Only thing that would make the place better, in my opinion.

There are really nice people running this store. It's always the same clerk behind the counter when…read moreI visit. He's very cheerful, and greets every customer with a smile. Papa's is a little higher priced than many other liquor stores and, they are small, so their selection is limited. But I always have a good experience when shopping there.

Just nice folks running the place. Very good liquor selection!…read moreRight at Dundee and Quentin....

Make sure you check the beers "best before" date prior to purchasing. I bought a Duvel 2 pack with…read morea glass that stated "best before 02/2017" (over 4 years after this date) which was sour and no longer tasted as Duvel should. When I went in for a refund, the store said to keep the 2 remaining expired Duvel sets on the shelf- do not buy these, they are sour and have gone bad! Sadly, I cannot recommend a business that knowingly sells expired/bad products.

I get slightly nervous when hit up Ardmore Liquors. I may only be wanting one specific beer, but I…read moreend up making it rain in this bitch. Good thing my pockets on swole. For craft beer people, this store is what booty clubs are to sex addicts. They GumBALL Head so hard. Then they BALLast Point so hard. Sometimes having too many options is a bad thing. Am I going to complain? Hell to the no. Lets be real. If you don't speak my slanguage, I'm telling you that Ardmore Liquors has a huge craft beer selection. I've been clamoring to find a liquor store reasonably close to my crib that has a selection like this. Not only do they have a ton of beer, but it's kept neat. They arrange all their beers by brewery, so things aren't scattered all over the place. They even have one of those machines by the register that makes your bomber cold. A glaring added bonus about Ardmore Liquors is that their employees are really accommodating and friendly. I would say that it's family owned, but that would be presumptuous. Then I would be the subject of accusation in thinking all Indian people look alike. I accredit them for using social media. Whenever there is a beer I'm wanting, I "tweet" them to inquire if they have it. They kindly let me know if they do or when they expect they will. I'm in tight with these mofos. If you're on that good kush and alcohol, and want some down brews you can haul, check them out. You shouldn't give a damn about no hater as long as your beers are sudsy.

Lu liquor isn't like a typical liquor store. Located next to Sushi Tsuki in the strip mall on…read moreRoselle Rd. in Schaumburg. Small store, with limited selection of alcoholic beverages. They had beer, wine, prosecco, Irish cream, Cointreau liqueur, tequila, vodka, etc. It's brightly lit, clean and organized. There are also shelves of food items like pasta, pasta sauce, mac & cheese, sardines, and mustard. The refrigerator case near the entrance contained prepackaged empanadas. .|\---/| | @_@ | ..\_^_/..2025