This place is an amazing elevated liquor store in Sheridan Park and the staff that I've encountered…read morehere are always friendly and greet you when you come in. They have a great selection of local beer, national/domestic, liquor, wine, etc. The place does not feel like your local stereotypical janky liquor store. Glad to have them in the area.

I live in Oregon and found that Rayans carried a beer I have been searching for. I bought 8 of them…read moreand was worried about them getting broken in shipping. The way they had these packaged up was absolutely incredible. If you are hesitating in anyway from ordering let your worries go away. They have great selections, really fast shipping and I will absolutely be ordering from them again. Thank you to all of your staff and to the person that packaged me beer.

The men behind the counter are absolutely fabulous! This place has literally everything you could…read moreneed. I even asked them to get some rose and they ordered it for me !!

He asked if I want a bag. I said yes please. At end of transaction I asked again, politely. He…read moreyelled at me saying "you didn't ask for a bag!" Wasn't that serious and I was polite about it. Completely unnecessary. Customer service skills bring consistent customers. Being a jerk losses customers, simple.

Have to shout out Clark Haus - what from the outside looks like it's going to be one of those…read moreliquor stores with a minimal selection of overpriced groceries, ends up being a magical emporium consisting of exactly what you stepped in there to find. Not sure how they do it in a small space, but they always have what I'm looking for, no matter how obscure. Tiramisu? Nondairy creamer? Queso fresco? A niche brand of potato chips from Michigan? Breakfast burritos? No problem. They also don't jack up the prices nearly as much as they could, given their location as a hyperlocal tiny grocery amongst art galleries and salons, and I send thanks to them for that, as someone who lives around the corner and just needs to pop out for some last minute forgotten ingredient.

They have everything that you might need without running to a local grocery store. They have fresh…read morefruit and produce and a nice selection of beer and wine. They also have a nice selection of candy and chocolates. Everyone that works behind the counter is super friendly and helpful when your looking for a particular item or beverage.

This is a really nice liquor store. Not only do they have a good selection but the staff is also…read morevery friendly. They say hello every-time i walk in and always ask if i need any help (in a non harassing way). Their prices tend to be a bit on the high side, but I don't live close to Binny's, so this is my local spot. The have parking on the side of the building although i never use it as I always walk there.

I dig the selection of beers. Stoppin' in for a few different IPA's and hoppin back on the CTA…read more They got my backup as well, Foster's keg can for $2.49, an economic specialty. Foremost is a staple in Chicago, they always carry a large variety of liquors and beers. One of my fav's.

Great Collection and Best wines variety and The new management is so great.read more

Decent selection of beer, wine, and liquor. Prices for beer and wine were reasonable. Liquor price…read morewas a little on the high side. Overall a decent liquor store.

Great service. Fast delivery Wide selection. Helpful cheerful staff. Have never had a problem with…read moreorder or delivery5

Polonia is a great place with great prices. It's a family owned store and the entire family works…read morehere. Everyone is extremely friendly and helpful.

DO NOT SHOP HERE EVEN IF IT'S AN EMERGENCY! Everyone knows that there is a premium charged to buy…read moreliquor at a small business wine and spirits store. I had to pick up a last minute item at Galleria for a party. I found my item and was shocked at the final price. I started doing the math in my head. The price charged was well above the addition of sales tax (10.25%) + cook county liquor tax ( rounding up 5%) and a credit card surcharge ($0.89). I asked the old white man with gray hair and beard why the final total was so high and he said that it was because Chicago sales tax is 12.5%!!! WHAT??? That was a bold face lie!!! I returned the next day to complain to the manager and he said "why do you give a F**k about a couple of dollars"!!! The audacity!!! They are padding their pockets by baiting and switching prices at the register.

We went to the store on Wells in Old Town on Wells. I feel it's a Rip off store.... We were in from…read moreout of town. Paid 29.99 for a bottle of Rum. Less than a block away another liquor store had the same bottle for 19.99. Don't buy here, in my opinion.

Thanks to all the stars here, I thought I'd check out Foremost, since it's right off the Brown…read moreLine, 2 stops from home. Lesson learned... Maybe Foremost is a great place for craft beer, but I was looking for a decent, inexpensive domestic red. What I found were wines I can find elsewhere, but at jacked-up prices. I finally bit the bullet, grabbed a longtime fave bargain zinfandel, marked up to $11.99. Now, I don't expect to pay Binny's prices at neighborhood stores, but that's $2 or $3 more than the same bottle runs at my old corner liquor store, Windy City Liquors. In short, if you're desperate for a BYOB bottle, plan ahead or be prepared to pay the premium.

I don't get to Albany Park all that often, but I popped in recently before a friend's party. I am…read morepathologically unable to show up to anyone's house empty handed, 'cos my mama raised me right. This IS an old skool liquor store, and I expected to walk into a decrepit, crumbling place jammed full of cheap beer and those high-alcohol wine cooler thingies, whatever those are, I don't even know. And bunches of Swisher Sweets on the counter next to the Slim Jims. Well, throw your stereotypes out the window, E! This is a clean, bright, fresh-smelling establishment. Cute guy behind the counter bobbing away to "Bust A Move". There might have been Swisher Sweets and Slim Jims, but I didn't see any. What I did come for is beer, 'cos that's what my budget is now. What a selection! And the prices were great! I got a six pack of Hooegarden Belgian White Ale for $8.99, which I thought was a pretty good price. A lot of specialized beer is lost on me, but someone who is an aficionado of that stuff would find a lot to love here. Seemed to be a lot of local microbrews and foreign stuff. Always a fan of foreign stuff. Beer and the usual array of other adult beverages. Nice, clean, well organized booze purveyors!