Perfect ice cold pickup today. She gave me a great…read morerecommendation. Happy Mothers Day

This business engages in dishonest and abusive employee recruitment practices…read more As well, the products are the same as you will find elsewhere but the prices are higher. There is no good reason to give Langley Liquor Store my business.

Pretty impressed by the massiveness for an indie, bigger than any Vancouver one for sure. Guess…read moredue to cheaper land, it's easily 2500 sq. feet. It's pricier than the gov't liquor stores since they have to buy from them, but they're open later & on holidays, and for this area, it's quite convenient, as I dont' really know where the next govt one is haha. But what i'm impressed is in the center, they have a bar-like, square-shaped that allow for food & wine pairings once a week or so! Free too! What a place to meet ppl too lol. free parking in this big plaza.

Great location for picking up wine and liquor near the Willowbrook area…read more Parking is plentiful in the nice large strip mall lot. The location is nice and spacious. Almost feels like a Costco, but without the crowds. They have a tasting room area in the back, and plenty of selection. Something for everyone as long as one drinks. I think this location is even larger than the River District (Vancouver) location.

I actually enjoy shopping here. Wide open spaces, plenty of discounts. I bought several bottles or…read moreMeiomi Pinot noir at a great price. Great store to browse,knowledgeable staff I tell family and friends about the unique wineries available,friendly staff and service

clean establishment and friendly staff. Prices are at par with every other liquor store. Will 100%…read morecontinue coming here.

I will leave my review in the form of the email I have sent…read more I am writing to express my utter disgust and disbelief over the appalling treatment I received today during my visit to the Murrayville liquor store--a place I have supported loyally for over 15 years. Today, as I attempted to make my routine purchase, I was struck by a severe ulcerative colitis flare-up that left me in desperate need of a restroom. Despite my long-standing patronage, the employee at the counter--a person who has seen me countless times--refused to grant me access, citing some convoluted policy that required the manager's permission. When I turned to the manager for help, I was outright told no. It is a glaring example of absurdity that, in a moment of urgent need, I was forced to seek permission to use a basic facility. Was I asking to raid the stockroom or commandeer the cash register? No! I was asking to use a restroom--something any responsible business should accommodate. Instead, I was humiliated and sent off to a neighboring establishment, the sushi restaurant, to beg them for access. Never in my life have I felt so belittled and embarrassed, particularly by a business that prides itself on customer service. This ludicrous policy and its enforcement highlight a lack of basic human decency and an utter failure of management to prioritize customer care over rigid rules. It's astonishing that you would rather see a loyal customer suffer than allow a minor exception during a medical emergency. I have no patience for such callousness. Let me be abundantly clear: I will not be returning to your store. My business will now go to BC Liquor Store or The Artful Dodger, where I can shop without fear of being treated like a burden. Your inability to handle this situation with even a modicum of empathy has cost you a loyal customer--and don't fool yourselves into thinking it's inconsequential. I deeply encourage you to reassess your policies and the behavior of your staff. There's a critical difference between following rules and exercising common sense; clearly, your store fails miserably at the latter. I expect no response, as I doubt it could rectify the disappointment you've caused. Instead, I hope you take a hard look in the mirror and consider how you treat the very customers who have kept your business afloat.

Everytime I enter this liquor store shelves are empty and I end up leaving because they only have a…read morefew items what is going on? Idk how they make money when the shelves are empty.

For the last two years...Always out of anything you ask for? No choice in hard liquor ..wine beer…read moreetc.? This Buisiness is likely a Tax - Write- Off?

Very clean, brightly lit, with lots of selection at average prices.read more

They've got Ikon True Russian Vodka. Best Buy with Tastings.com and Gold Medal @ San Francisco…read moreWorld Spirits Competition and Kit Fox Wines from California. Who can ask for more

The staff is incredibly rude, bordering on outright transphobic. Even if not specifically…read moretransphobic the staff are more than happy to be transphobic in order to make customers experience terrible. Selection is average and not the best prices. However, it was the awful and quite frankly disgusting staff that make this THE worst experience I have had in any business EVER.

Helpful staff that know their products well. A little off the beaten path but walking distance to…read moremany condos and townhomes. Attached to the pub which is super convienent.

Located in a industrial Area, it's a great hidden liquor store. Barely any wait times when you come…read morein, reasonably priced for a private store. Love most of the staff there. Most are very friendly ave helpful.

A red wine -- 1884 Estate Grown, 2017 Malbec, Mendoza, Argentina -- purchased there -- subsequent…read moregift wrapping removed (by me) here on Christmas Day. I so enjoy Argentinian Malbecs. This particular one (daughter-purchased for Mom to give), will be a first-time taste, and from the bottle, and read of the label, sure looks like a winner, and one I will enjoy. It is now 'tucked away', to be opened on 'the' next most appropriate day set to fully-appreciate it!!