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.

Support Moon's store. Don't go to the Get Go across the street. Moon is a Lakewood guy. Support…read morelocal businesses. The beer selection is good. I don't know if people still buy Hustler or Penthouse but I remember back in the day they had them here.

As the Mayor of all things great in in Lakewood, I find Moons food store as the number one…read moreneighborhood store. Moons food store begins with his family of customers. When I shop I always take notice to people who remember their regular customers. At Moons you are welcomed by your first name! The store carries chips, beverages, wine, ice cream, medicine, bakery, sandwiches,news papers and much more. The store comes under the category of convenient store even though there are other stores on the same corner. but I'm sure most people go into Moons just to go to Moons, say hello, tell a story or maybe, like me, I have been going there for 20years or so. MOONS HAS TOILET PAPER TO IF YOU NEED SOME QUICK!

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...

The service and wine knowledge are amazing and they are super friendly! They have an amazing…read moreselection. We enjoy their Saturday wine tastings and the cheese and food offerings.

If I could give this place zero stars I would. THERE ARE PLENTY OF NICE WINE SPOTS! Cru uncorked…read morehas a wonderful wine selection and pricing! I will give my money to people who respect their customers! I'll give never be back! A friend and I parked in the customer parking lot and walked into the store and bought a couple gifts. We decided to grab lunch across the street. When we returned we noticed a suburban intentionally blocking our car in. When I politely walked into the wine store and asked for the car to be moved I found out this was the store owners car! He was mean, nasty, and condescending to me explaining that I had to wait until he was ready because I was parked in "his spot". So I sat in my car for a good 10-15 minutes waiting for him to move his car. He made pulling out of the parking spot a 20 minute ordeal.

I've been going to Lucky's for years and never knew the gas station across the street sold wine! I…read morewent to shop for Thanksgiving wines. What did I find? Good wines. Interesting wines. Unique wines. Fine wines. A carefully curated collection of bottles from France, Italy, California, Pacific Northwest, Chile, Argentina, Spain, Portugal, South Africa, and more. I chatted with the owner, who praised my selection and told me he keeps shop because he LOVES fine wines and beers. I'll have to check out the beers next time. The shop also carries a wide selection of affordable wines and standard brands. I think I Just found my go-to local beverage stop.

Haven't seen a recent review so I think it is quite deserving of one here and now. An amazing wine…read moreselection (all regions covered with many trophy wines (think Shafer, Caymus Special Selection, Romanee Conti, Masetto, etc. prominent) as well as a good selection of daily sippers in the $15-$25 category. I would feel comfortable going off their recommendations - they have a $20 wine rack smack dab in the center with offerings from everywhere. They have cases of wine in the low teens that they tout. They have shelves in the front of the store with everyday wines like Barefoot, Sutter Home, etc. This is all in a small square corner of a gas station (yes, a 2 pump gas station) on Clifton Blvd right across from Lucky's Market. Don't fret, there is some parking behind the store because it's chaos in the little lot that houses the gas pumps. Glass enclosed cashier area gives you the feel of Cleveland inner-city. Also heard that women get verbally harassed in the late night hours by men who are hanging out on the property. That may sound harsh, but it is not a "bad area". Just an area to be "alert" in. And it is perfectly fine during the day (unless you get hit by a car driving too quickly into the Starbucks across the street). If you are a diehard wine fan, this stop is a MUST Northeast Ohio. For such a small area, I might proclaim it the best overall selection on the West Side (yes, better than Rozi's or Red, Wine & Brew or the various Heinen's or Avon Wine Room). Just because they have a huge selection of extensive serious wines in the $100 - $400 range. Plus they have the selection of the under $10 bottle, plus they have many offerings in the teen range. Worth going in and checking out this eclectic spot!

I love this place! The staff is super friendly and helpful. If you're not sure what to pick out…read morethey are willing to go out of their way to help you. They carry a lot of local craft beer which makes me happy. They started carrying beer from Saucy Brewworks within the last couple of months which is awesome because that's my new favorite brewery. They also carry plenty of beer from other local breweries. And they have a wide variety from each place. I think they carry four or five beers from Saucy's at a time which I think is awesome. I love the selection. They also have wine which I've never really looked into (more of a beer drinker myself) This would be five stars but the only kind of liquor they carry is like cheap vodka. It's just kind of inconvenient to have to go there for my beer and then somewhere else if I want liquor. Otherwise it's a great establishment.

Yeesh, within the past few months, this place was recently renovated and not for the better. The…read moreindoor tasting spot is gone; replaced by just some open space and a door to their office. Their beer selection has also decreased remarkably. Their selection isn't bad but it's not noteworthy or distinct from other Lakewood beer stores like Rozi's, or Cap n' cork. They still have 5-6 coolers of singles - organized by style (nearly American micros, but nothing that uniquely distributed) and heavily focused on IPAs with some more expensive bottles $10+ from the Ohio breweries but their overall selection still had decreased from the past. Their selection was great but now it's a-okay. If I cared enough, I'd argue Chas that Rozi's or somewhere probably has a larger selection... The space for wine has increased but if their changes to beer are any indication; don't bother making a special trip here; you can find the same product at most other stores in the area.

Clean with a friendly staff. Some of the lower prices around for establishments like this. Great…read morecraft beer selection, which was an utter surprise.

Convenient place for drinks and snacks, and they also make fresh food. It looks typical but the…read moreservices are the difference here. Quix Food Store is a good value. Lots of local beers. They also have lots of portable treats. A difference here is the counter. It has a menu behind with deli sandwiches you can order here. This makes it more than just a typical convenience store. Of course they still have the good things you expect. You can get all kinds of junk here. Coolers at the north side of the store are stocked full of local beers. Walk through the aisles and find tons of snacks. It isn't easy finding healthier food in a convenience store but you can get something here that's not as bad. Order a sandwich instead of getting snack cakes. Your stomach will thank you.

I came here for the first time today. I had the chopped cheese, which was amazing! The service was…read morequick and the people were friendly. - He even double checked my order before making it. There was a steady flow of customers, which is always a good sign. There is something nostalgic about the place. They have things in there you can't find at a typical store, some of which I haven't seen in years. Definitely worth a stop in.