I'm a dwarf with a spinal cord injury and a power wheelchair. I'm on disability so cannabis is…read moreexpensive. I purchased 2 vape cartridges and when I got home, there was only 1. I returned to the store (PEAKVIEW WAY, Bedford), checking if if fell on the way, no luck. They checked the camera to ensure that the clerk had put 2 cartridges in my bag and sent me away without satisfaction. They clerk had even remembered me. I can't keep paying for a 3rd cartridge when I hadn't even opened the 1st too!!

There is little variation amongst NSLC branches, with the only real variable being location size…read more ie. it's just like every other NSLC, so all I can really comment on is its size and perhaps customer service. The location has a very brand-new sparkly feel to it, and everything is well organized, which makes shopping there easy. It's one of the larger NSLCs I've seen with the possible exception of the Bayers Lake location.. so they are fairly well stocked with the typical NSLC fare. There's a wine tasting station, which was not operational on my last visit, so I assume it's kept for special events and promos. Definitely something I wouldn't mind trying in the future. Another appealing feature at this location is the large walk-in cooler section. It is very big compared to other branches, and with quite a variety of chilled beverages. Prices are absolutely terrible (especially if you spend a large amount of time in the US like I do), but that's not something that can be blamed on the store, since the government taxes alcohol to the max.

Great location right next to the Sobeys Extra store. This store is where Brewdebakers used to be…read more It will do well I think. Great location in Clayton Park. We got two cans of Propeller. Nice interior. I paid cash because I wanted to get in and out fast, but the guy didn't have his cash drawer set up yet, this was after lunch, so he had to get help. Next time I will tap :)

This store got beer growlers and a variety of beer on-tap at durty cheap prices. I paid 7 for a 2l…read moregrowler and 13 for the beer. The store is labelled clearly so there's no problem finding beer or vodka or even wine (theres a wine station and beer station in this store). 5 stars and continued consumerism

I was really happy this new store opened up in my neighborhood, since often times it can be a pain…read moreto get in and out of Hammonds Plains due to the poor traffic infrastructure. It's just a tiny hole in the wall kind of store that sells the essential libations and nothing more. They have very convenient hours of operation as well. I've been there 3 times now and without fail the staff has been very friendly. I'll definitely be a customer here in the future again.

Nice to finally have a spot near Kingswood subdivision.read more

I stopped into the Village Taphouse recently and was so impressed. It has that charming mom-and-pop…read morefeel that makes a place instantly comfortable, but with a really strong drink selection that feels thoughtful and well curated. You can tell the owners genuinely care about the experience. The space was spotless, and I have to mention the bathrooms because they were exceptionally clean, which always stands out to me. The whole place also had this subtle scent of campfire and pine that gave it a cozy, warm atmosphere without feeling overdone. If you're looking for a clean, welcoming local bar in Bedford with a great craft beer selection, friendly service, and a unique vibe, this place is absolutely worth a visit. I'll definitely be back.

Finally popped into this local pub early on a June Friday afternoon. It's a bright, attractive,…read moreairy space, with plenty of seating, including a small patio overlooking the car park. There's a full selection of wines, spirits and liqueurs, but the hook is the large (36) selection of local beers and ciders, advertised on the large board behind the bar. Apparently they rotate the selection on a regular basis, so there will definitely be something for everyone. No food, aside from the standard bar snacks, though they are entirely happy for you to bring stuff in and there are several decent establishments in the plazas either side of Brookline. It's a real community pub too, with a busy programme of music, comedy, quiz nights etc. Definitely need to check it out on a busy evening to get an idea of the vibe and maybe add the fifth star.

I showed up to pick up my online order which was worth almost $150. I had a copy of my drivers…read morelicense and passport on my phone but they wouldn't accept them despite the fact it is 2025. I had to go home and get my physical ID and come back. When I complained the man working there proceeded to to argue with me and was very rude. His coworkers were even apologizing for him. I am a loyal customer but this is probably my last time there.

Named after the former city jail in the north end, RockHead, the booze dispensary formerly known as…read morePremier Wines, just opened up in the North and Windsor Sobeys. It's not a huge store, but they have a nice selection of what I assume are some good wines, mostly higher-end liquors, and a nice little niche that they seem to be carving out in the craft beer market, which is more of my bag. They have a couple racks and coolers of the many great beer offerings from around Nova Scotia, as well as regional ones like Picaroons and Dieu du Ciel. I just want to buy them all and stock my own beer fridge! The kicker though is the great idea that they had to offer growlers of beer for brewers that are located outside of the city and are unable to do so here. When I was there on Super Bowl Sunday they had their own RockHead pale ale (made by Garrison I believe), Butcher's Block Red and Hippie Dippie Pale Ale from Tatamagouche Brewing, and Boxing Rock's Vicar's Cross double IPA. Deposit on the growler bottles is $7, and re-fills seem to range from $10-$15, both plus tax. This is a fantastic addition to the neighbourhood, especially since this is in my go-to grocery store. I'm looking forward to quenching my thirst with RockHead's delicious offerings.

Although the selection here may be small in certain types of alcohol, they make up for it by having…read morevery knowledgable sales associates who don't hesitate to help you find what you're looking for - and if its not available in this store they're more than happy to find out where exactly you can get it. Overall this isn't the kind of NSLC you would come to if you were looking for specialty items or alcoholic beverages that are hard to find.. but considering its convenient location, its definitely not a bad place to stock up on staple alcohol items.

Walked over here from the Holiday Inn after taking a long walk after dinner to check out what the…read morenoise was about concerning Nova Scotia and government sold booze! Beer prices! eeeeeeek! You ladies and gentlemen get hosed price wise in this province! Seriously sadly hosed! Wine prices I noticed to be $2-$4 on average a bottle more than QC and $3-$5 more than Ontario on some sampling bottles! Conclusion.....you get slightly less hosed on wine and spirits. Some +'s : it's an aesthetically pleasant retail experience. Warm hues....nice design...reminds me of BC liquor stores. Iced than LCBO stores. Cool to see a small selection of NS wines! I'll have to try some one day back! Come donate to the NS government and get your expensive booze! I understand if you live here you have little to no choice. That's life but it's an expensive limitation to consuming alcohol in this province!

I would say if you have to go to a Liquor store this would be your choice…read more It is our nicest store in the HRM area. The store is our largest in my opinion and sometimes they have taste testings going on, ( a nice bonus). But overall , this has a nice selection and nothing is overly cramped. You can spend a lot of time in here , and the staff is very nice as well. You should be able to find everything you are looking for and then some you did not know about. This is all good!

I had a good experience here today. The staff are cheerful, upbeat, and helpful. I had a free…read moresample of a NS craft beer today, brewed in Burnside, and served by a nice lady. I have bought craft beer from the cool fridge here too, and like looking at all the different kinds of beer, from all around the world. We tried a nice beer on vacation in France and I was happy to see that they sell the same beer here too. And to my surprise, today I found out they have free cardboard boxes at the front of the store near the window. I was so happy! I have been in so many stores in BL looking for cardboard boxes to mail parcels in, and the other stores mainly tell me, no sorry, we crush them down right away. Here at the BL NSLC, I could take my pick from about 30 boxes, the size that can hold 12 wine bottles. Thanks! I enjoy your store!