This is my favorite corner store in the neighborhood. My husband, dog and I walk here frequently-…read morekind of a Friday night ritual. I really like that they let us bring our pup in - management is pretty cool. The variety is really good. Plenty of wines, ciders, beer, and pop. When I'm feeling like I need something sweet, I appreciate that there is a nice ice cream selection. If I am feeling adventurous, I appreciate that beers are sold individually, by the bottle - it's always the worst when you buy a pack of a new drink and end up not liking it, so it's nice to try just one bottle! I also like that if you request a specific drink, management will look into it!

I'm adding a star to my previous rating for two reasons:…read more 1) The owner and his son who run the place get to know the neighbor folks and regulars. They're not super-talkative, but very, very friendly. Also, you can bring your dog in with you if you're on a walk and you decide to pick something up. That's huge for me because I refuse to leave my dog outside, unattended anywhere but my fenced in backyard. 2) The a la cart beer section is fan-freakin-tabulous. You'll most likely spend a little more than your average sixer of all the same brews, but this way you can pick and choose from their great selection. Sometimes I'm in the mood for lots of different kinds of beers, but I don't want cases of it lying around my house--that's just asking for trouble, right? Hehe. I will add that sometimes straight up sketchy ass people come in here and linger around you. The owner will handle it, so don't worry.

Winner to get some bourbon or some kind of drink and everything was behind the dude that was…read moreworking there he couldn't see prices you couldn't even see what all the head he couldn't see much of nothing you had to walk around the store like a goof trying to find how much prices were or what they even had a drink because everything was on top of each other in behind the counter and he couldn't see nothing and it was crowded and Covid everywhere and no thank you

Right downtown Cleveland. Big selection. Highly recommend. Only place that we could find Grappa.read more

I went in for brewing supplies to make a standard wheat beer. I found WB had a very limited…read moreselection of beer making supplies that are over priced. All yeast packets were $7.95. Limited selection- they didn't have the whitbier yeast that I needed and the clerk told me to use an all-purpose beer yeast. I looked for the malt, hops and other ingredients- nope- they didn't have them. The clerk told me I can substitute some other hops, etc. I've made beer before, some things can be substituted, but the basic yeast and main hops can't be. They were selling 5-gallon plastic buckets for $18.99 and with $20.99 for volume-marked buckets! They had Brewer Best kits- a whitbier beer kit was marked $44, but it was dated "packaged 2022" and the another kit had the date sticker removed. The yeast expired a long time ago for those kits. Other kits (that had date labelled) went back to 2020. I'm not sure what their story is, but from reviews it seems like they may have bought a good and solid business where former people knew how to make beer and buy supplies. Now for beer and wine making there's a limited inventory (and old 2020), and marked-up prices. They may have a better beer selection, but for beer making supplies- No sales for me.

Smelled like pee. Like the NY subway. Or a port-a-potty on a hot day. Beer selection of obscure…read morebeers and good wines has dwindled away. Shelves are barely stocked. Used to be a destination for beer hunters. Now it's just for lottery tickets and 12 packs.

Very very impressive beer, mead collection and even had some sake I had not found anywhere else in…read moreCleveland which is quite a feat for me at this point haha.

Mack's has a huge selection of beer, they have singles for sale, and they may break up six packs of…read morecan if you ask. I talked to one of the associates, and he gave me a quick run down of the store showed me the beer cave and knew right where the beer brewer I was looking for was.

Great spot a little out of Downtown Cleveland. Great atmosphere, charcuterie was awesome and the…read morewine selection solid and well priced! Service was excellent, great knowledge on the wine that you drink.

This is a beautiful place with friendly staff--that needs a little training. On our first visit I…read morethink we met the owner. She knew wine and could make good recommendations. Tonight we had newish employees who said things like, "I don't know. People say they liked this." A little staff training? The biggest disappointment was the charcuterie board. It was basically a bread board with some thin slices of weak salami. When I suggested some slices of good Cleveland sausage, she asked, "Where would we get that? The West Side Market is 5 minutes away.

Love this place!! All the guys remembers what you need & ask how you are etc…read more.. Don't find this a lot anymore!!!

First and foremost, every single employee at Sam's is a legend. These guys go above and beyond…read moreevery single day, and I'll explain how. I once saw Mike (legend) take his shirt off of his back for a customer because theirs was filthy. Rick once put his shoulder into a car, stopping it dead in its tracks so that a customer wouldn't get hurt. These guys are true hero's. 5 stars

Favorite place! Favorite place!…read moreI love going to "Gallucci's Italian Foods" on 66th and Euclid Ave. If you like great food. If you know great food. If you want great food. It's got to be Italian. And if it's got to be Italian, it's got to be Gallucci's... Period. Nuff said. FAGTABTIT!

Okay, so admittedly, I am 0.000% Italian but I did study abroad in Italy for an entire summer in…read more2015 (#humblebrag?) so I have been to my fair share of Italian grocery stores and am fond of paprika Pringles and other rare treats I can't get in the USA, but I did feel like something was missing from this Italian shop in the Hough neighborhood of Cleveland. Granted, this place isn't very large so it can't have everything but it still seemed like 50% of the stuff there was just American stuff. Oh well! They have a nice selection of Gallucci branded goods like pasta sauces and even cater to restaurants prepared foods like meatballs and eggplant cutlets. The spice section is nicely priced too. During my first visit to Gallucci, I bought some dried cilantro ($1.44) and minced garlic ($4) as well as a small orange flavored almond nougat candy that I impulsively bought for about 0.50 and then immediately regretted not buying more! The minced garlic unfortunately got all in between my teeth when I used it on a dish the next day. Sadly, I was looking for more of a snack collection than they had here. Or even some frozen desserts like gelato or panetone or those delightfully sinful Mulino Bianco Galleti cookies I dream of eating again. Most of what is here is good for making homemade pizzas and sandwiches. That's pretty cool although it was interesting that they closed up the deli counters way before their 6pm closing time when I stopped by a couple of days ago. A muffaletta sandwich sounded good at the moment haha! If I am ever in the area again, I would like to try something from the deli counter and pick up a sauce or two!

Really the best selection of tequila I've seen in the area. Although there are probably five…read moredifferent reposados and anejos to choose from in addition to numerous blancos/silvers, they only have one mezcal to choose from. It is still sad that this is the best local Cleveland can offer in terms of tequilas and they are all behind glass so you can't do much close up shopping which takes away a lot of the experience. This is inside a Mexican grocery store in a really ghetto area- picture people walking in and out asking for change, the place reeks of weed, and there is at least one car blaring it's woofers at ungodly loud obnoxious volume with nobody inside. Crappy area but small bit of gold inside for those looking hard enough.

Fairly clean, thin hispanic cashier is very friendly she is what I say is the face of Tony's…read moreMarket, fairly amount of Spanish Caribbean products, they just recently within a year put a pharmacy in the store, I don't deal with them but they do have delivery service for those who are unable to make ir there which is a plus for me. They do have a large selection of alcohol & liquor, they have a billing center which you can pay your bills the also...

Great neighborhood bar in Little Italy that has a warm friendly vibe. Would definitely recommend.read more

The inside of the bar is cool with all the red lighting but there's no music playing in the…read morebackground lol. I ended up getting some midwestern oktoberfest which I enjoyed

Brick & Barrel is an unassuming little brewery near downtown Cleveland and the river. It's near a…read morebunch of other breweries so is easily added to any brewery crawl. Our visited ended up being one of our favorites thanks to a silly group of friends, and the super friendly and patient bartender Sarah who made sure we had a great time. The brewery is nearby a cool old raising bridge, which is present in their logo. They have a bunch of core styles to choose from. The decor leans heavily into local kitsch, which gives it a casual and colorful vibe. Prices are super reasonable with $9 flights. The beer quality was great as well. A highlight (or nightmare) for us was the fact they had the infamous Malort to try, we all had our first shots and hated every minute! We visited during a weekday, but I can easily see this being a fun and happening weekend night brewery. I'd love to visit again.

Brick and Barrel is conveniently located near downtown. Parking is easy on the street. They have a…read moregood beer selection and the bar area is comfortable. They offer outdoor seating as well. We visited on a Saturday afternoon and they were busy. The server behind the bar was very friendly and helpful.