This really isn't the same Famous from a year ago. They really have made it cleaner, more organized…read moreand TONS more wines that are not typical liquor store wines. I found some great options I have not seen everywhere else. They also do lots of tastings here that I appreciate and find new options without being stuck buying something I end up not liking. It's really close to my work and I find it our new go-to place.

I received their weekly emailed newsletters and went in to grab one of their wine specials on a…read morenice Cab Sav. It saved me a few dollars when I mentioned the newsletter, so def check out their Facebook for the newsletter to sign up before going!

This place has a pretty gud selection overall as others hav said. The first time I came here I…read morefound exactly what I was looking for that other liquor stores dnt carry. The second time here I found a gud deal on a 12pk that I cudnt resist. I also picked up a 64oz growler that I surprisingly found there. I only decided to come here as I was passin by on my way home from work. Gud place for the area but if u prefer Binnys theres 1 not too far on North ave.

I use to love this place especially when I worked in the area. I still stop here as it's a convent…read morewhen I'm heading to the city from the suburbs. When I first started to come here they didn't really have that much competition except for Binny's but even at the time Binny's was out the way and usually the more expensive option. (Now I work two blocks from them :| ) I have notice certain unpopular bottles with dust on it but on the other hand I've tried a lot of stuff that was new to me because of this place. Price wise I never really felt they were overpriced... I think Jewel's, target, kind of places might have a deeper discount during the holiday, but on the flip side they don't have the variety of options you get when coming here.

I shopped here many years and all of the sudden you can't take a joint bank card unless both people…read moreare present. You didn't even card me and want to tell me about the law and rules?!?? Hope you have younger kids that run the business because you're messing up. Lost business is lost business. Happy holidays - you're number one!

Ever since my friend introduced us to craft beer, we have been traveling into the city or Binny's…read moreto get our beer. After seeing the Abita sign in their window, we decided to stop in. Although the selection is not as huge as Binny's, it's still a great place to try something different or pick up an old favorite (as long as they have it) Make sure you find out their delivery days because if a beer is a favorite it will go quickly. We have been lucky to luck out and find some good finds here. One being Bourbon County and various Rogue stouts. We also love talking to Pat who works the front counter in the evenings (well, the evenings we've been there at least) Definitely check this place out to see what they have. You never know what you'll find, and that's the fun part.

Smaller independent liquor store very well stocked with higher quality and craft spirits. Excellent…read moreprices, often better than Binny's.

Nicest folks run and work this store. Not sure what other reviewers are bummed about except being…read moreunderage or having anxiety disorders, but these folks are kind and remember their patrons -- not to mention fair prices & great amount of variety. Much better than the other Brookfield liquor store on 6 corners where the owner (white dude 30s) always seems like he's at a funeral. Anyway... Brookfield Liquors, 10/10 place to shop around here.

There is no food just really great variety of drinks. People working are very nice and helpful…read more Cool store to get what you need when in this area.

Holidays with the family are a bit like choose your own adventure novels…read more Take Path A - the sober route - and you don't have alcohol to help soften grandchild requests, barbs, etc.; the upside is you know you can make a clean getaway. Take Path B - the booze train - and anesthetize yourself against the aforementioned comments, but risk being too sloshed to leave at the end of the night. Even if you choose all the right options, there's no telling if a family get-together will end pleasantly or in a hide the knives scenario. This year erred toward a hide the knives kind of night, by the time I left I was in need of a drink (or three). After a failed booze run to TJ's, I headed for home racking my brain for a liquor store that might be open on Christmas. Fortunately, like a beacon, the lights of USA Beverage called out to me. The store isn't huge, but it has a decent selection of beer. You'll find a nice array of domestics in bottles, cans, sixers and cases. If you're on the hunt for craft beer or imports, you'll probably be disappointed; the selection was mostly mainstream brands like Sierra Nevada, Goose Island and Guinness. I was hoping to pick up some Strongbow, but didn't see it or any hard ciders. The one thing I didn't like was that there weren't prices next to many of the items. This place is convenient, but when I'm not on the hunt for emergency booze, I'd probably head over to Famous. They have a much more robust selection.

Updated review. Stopped in and am highly impressed with their Sale Prices. (For Binny Club…read moreMembers). I am heavy on market research for many products and you won't find these prices anywhere within a 10 mile radius! Easy to get a Binny's Card, just ask a Customer Service Professional in the Store. They also offer exclusive events, which is fun to follow as well. Very clean store. Well stocked.

Been coming here for years. Yes definitely different people working or same. But once again went…read morewith my family and once again no one gritted you or a hello, good morning! Then my wife notice a person dress all black with a headphone on his ear like followings us where ever we went. Like if we were going to steal or do something. We felted this time like Hispanics are not welcome here. I waste every time I go almost 100$ or more and still come here to shop. I hope this kinds of stores get better training on HOSPITALITY.

Cork Keg & Spirits is a go-to spot for anyone Cork Keg & Spirits: A Liquor Store That Has It All…read more Cork Keg & Spirits is a go-to spot for anyone who appreciates a well-stocked liquor store. They offer an impressive selection of wines, whiskeys, and other spirits, with something for every taste and budget. Bonus points: they're one of the few places that carry hard kombucha and a great variety of sours year-round--perfect for trying something unique! The staff here is fantastic--knowledgeable, approachable, and always eager to help you find exactly what you're looking for. Whether you're searching for a specific bottle or exploring new options, they clearly know their stuff. Prices are solid across the board, and I've spotted some great deals on higher-end beverages like Camus and Blue Label. Free on-site parking is a major perk, making your shopping experience even more convenient. Prices are solid across the board, and I've spotted some great deals on higher-end beverages like Caymus or Blue Label. Free on-site parking and next to an Ace hardware is a major perk, making your shopping experience even more convenient while out and about!

They staff are friendly and have a nice selection. It's a cute little store. I think the downside…read moreis that some of their offerings are significantly priced higher than MSRP.

Always a new beer to try. Staff is friendly and helpful in finding your perfect choice. The decor…read moreis eclectic and warm, plus you can bring your dog.

This is a dog-inclusive bar, and for this reason I've never been. I am both allergic too and afraid…read moreof most dogs, and startle to literally every bark. Every time. So I have never gone in despite waking past at least once a week. Yesterday, someone invited me for a beer at Poor Phil's, which was closed at the time, so they changed the location to The Beer Shop, not realizing my dog issue. I was feeling brave, so I went in! Thankfully, no allergic reaction. There was only one small dog there while I was there, about 30 minutes, and the dog only walked by once, while leashed. A few tables with kids playing board games. A few folks at the bar. I really dug the vibe, and if it was pet-free, I'd totally come here more often! The bartender was super duper friendly, really cool. I got a cider on tap, and there were non-alcohol options as well, even saw a canned Diet Coke- my favorite!! I realize I'm not their ideal customer, with my dog challenges. If you have a dog, this looks to be the perfect spot for you! I wish I could visit again, but I think I'll pass as dogs barking indoors make me startle, cry, and flee. But I had a good experience yesterday.

My go to to get anything I need for a fun party night, they always have the trendy drinks like…read moreBeatbox! Can't wait for them to get the new Lemonade variety pack!

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