Great! Everything I needed. Guys were great! Great selections. Go there first for what you are…read morelooking for!

An a-OK experience! Walked in here looking for aperol but they didn't have any which is okay. They…read morehave a pretty extensive liquor selection, however. They also have a bunch of mixers for cocktails. It's a pretty decent sized store! The staff isn't too helpful or nice, but there's a decent amount of employees working. All in all, not a bad place to stop to pick up some goodies. No issues finding parking, they have a big lot right outside!

Great food, brews and people!! Live entertainment some…read morenights. You can get liquor as well as beers!

My husband and I went to Paradigm Brewing for the first time last night. We searched various…read morebreweries and Paradigm was the only one around (other than two others) open on New Years Day. And we had not been before, so we were excited for the opportunity to try it out! We passed it a couple times around the block as we had no idea it was pretty much a garage like location built on a house. It's such a cool idea and very comfortable, relaxing environment. They had great beer choices! The coffee blonde was amazing and we also enjoyed the coconut beer. I closed my eyes and imagined the waves on my feet. The buffalo wrap was amazing and the tater tots are something to talk about! You can customize your tots or just get them plain. Overall, we will be back!

I bought my first bottle of wine here when I was 21. I didn't own a corkscrew and asked them to…read moreopen it. They told me it was against the law both for them to uncork it and for me to drive with it open. BUT, they did it and I remain a devotee' of Avenue Wine Shop! Oh, and I soon had a corkscrew! Parking is in back and can be entered from 17th Street.

I have gone in several times for wine the owner did not wait on me he was chit chatting not about…read morewine woman waited on me stuck all the wines in one bag at least no tags she was awful won't go back

First Visit to Lake Milton Brewery - Now Also a Winery…read more This was our first time visiting Lake Milton Brewery, which has recently added wine to its offerings. When we arrived, we took a look at their wine selection, which included a few reds like Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, along with some fruit wines. The blackberry wine was quite enjoyable, and while the Cab wasn't our favorite, it wasn't bad either. Since the brewery was the original focus here, I was excited to try some of the beers--especially Cole's Kölsch--but unfortunately, they were out. I then asked for the Irish Red, but that was also unavailable. I sampled the IPA, but it didn't have the flavor profile of a traditional IPA, and the only beer they had on tap was the Loveless Lager. While lagers are typically a safe choice, this one tasted a bit flat, lacking carbonation. I was also really looking forward to trying the Ale Bunny Blonde Ale, which is a tribute to Ed O'Neil--best known as an actor but also a former football player from Youngstown, OH. He even played for the Pittsburgh Steelers in 1969 under the legendary Hall of Fame coach Chuck Noll, arguably one of the best NFL coaches of all time. Unfortunately, that beer wasn't available during our visit either. It's possible we caught them on an off day, but despite that, the woman we spoke with was incredibly kind and welcoming. She shared that they've been open for four years, and I can definitely see this being a popular spot in the warmer months with the right atmosphere and offerings. We'll likely give it another try in the summer to see how the experience compares.

Limited selection of beers and the four we chose for our flight we not good. Two of the four were…read moreun drinkable. Wouldn't go back and can't recommend.

Hubby and I stopped in for a brew and a bite to eat. I got the cinnamon apple beer which was good,…read morehubby got the Oktoberfest which was also. We got the pumpkin ale to go because it was really good. Hubby ordered the Cuban sandwich and I got the chicken tendies which were delicious! Highly recommend stopping in. All of the food coming out of the kitchen looked good. The staff was attentive and it's a cute place to grab a brew and a bite to eat.

Stopped in on our way elsewhere to wait out a storm. Great service. Everyone is friendly and…read morehelpful. Grabbed the cauliflower wings for a snack. Per the suggestion of our dude, got the dry rub. So good. My guess is everything here is good. You can just tell from the vibe this is a repeat stop for locals.

I've been to over 900 breweries and the gentleman at the bar had top notch service. Hopefully the…read morebrewery owner can see this review and recognize him. Brunette hair and facial hair. I feel that's a really weird review , but I didn't take his name. This was for about 3p on 9/27/24. He wasn't great to just me but everyone who required his service. Good beer and great corn chowder from the kitchen to boot. Thanks!

This place isn't far from the house and has been on the brewery list for awhile; so when we drove…read moreby on a lazy Sunday, it was an easy decision to make a stop. Bartender was very friendly. Atmosphere was fun and relaxed with a few TVs and arcade games, various types of seating and plenty of windows to watch the world go by. Sampled a few before deciding on the 25,000 Lights Christmas beer. It has a smooth subtle spiced flavor, much less obnoxious than many other Christmas ales. Served at the perfect temp and the sugared rim is a must -do. They have a menu that looks pretty interesting. Next time I'll order some food and the berry sour.

Stopped out Saturday about noon and again yesterday Tuesday. Matt and Will were a wealth of…read moreknowledge about their brews. They shared things about the menu and could speak to the pairings aspect as well. Folks, they are reworking their menu. Coming soon!!! Matt, Will - thanks for sharing your knowledge

Havarti and Tomato Grilled Cheese melty smooth rich Havarti on Sour Dough with a thick slice of…read moretomato goodness. Perfect lunch for a beer tasting. And Oh the choices available. Everything from 0.0% to stouts, sours, shandys and IPA's. This place cranks out more varieties than you can think of. My faves the Turbo Shanty Citrus Ale a smooth light citrus based ale made for day drinking but watch out it packs a punch at 7.0% ABV. I also liked the Gangster Frog IPA. Another easy drinking though slightly spicy (think HOPS) IPA clocking in at 7.5% ABV. Pace yourself as many of their brews carry a higher alcohol content than you often see. Popular watering hole it can get crowded but all are friendly and welcoming. You may see the owner wandering about as well. He loves to mingle with the crowd.

The team there is great! Their spiced red ale and imperial stout are amazing! A lot of great…read moreoptions on tap.

Love the vibe in here! We were there on the day of Canton's Downtown Oktoberfest. It's a little…read morenon-traditional, as there were no outdoor beer tents or booths- you must stop in and visit each brewery itself. I am glad we visited this one. It is a bit smaller than the large brewery across from Centennial plaza, but the service was very friendly and the staff was more personable. I was sad that they ran out of the pretzels with beer cheese, as we were really craving that, but we did still enjoy our beers. My friend also ordered the last slice of pie they had available. I think it was a "strawberry shortcake pie", so a little different from strawberry shortcake, but it looked really good. The beers did not disappoint either. I had the one with the highest ABV (can't think of the name of it) and it packed a punch!