Wow! This is my first time visiting this liquor store and I was fooled by the outside. This place…read morelooks small from the outside but once you step in, it's huge with a large selection of everything. It is spacious with lots of additional areas. Its also great because theres a few cashiers so wait time is short. The only downside is that parking is limited to the side street and it is paid.

These folks are so personable and friendly. Really nice people . I love the seeing the puppy when i…read morestop in on my way home from work. That have a good selection. We need to support small businesses like this. Their friendly atmosphere and of course, the dog keep me coming back. Youll rock

The BC liquor stores are closed right now, so I thought I'd come here since its close to my house…read more I needed a bottle of wine for Thanksgiving dinner, but I didn't see any of my usual picks. They had a nice selection of wines, but most of them I wasn't familiar with. The lady working there obviously saw my confusion and offered to help me. I told her what I was looking for, and she gave me some options. I decided on a French wine, and hoped for the best. It turned out to be amazing and everyone loved it. More than I usually pay for wine but definitely worth it! Awesome customer service. I'll be back.

S9 I just had the Manager of West Coast Liquor store. Call me up on my cell to scream at me. A…read morecomplaint apparently made by an East Indian student. Don't know the students name, but he was new and I asked him where he came from, was he a student. He told me he go his Masters at UBC in cyber security. I asked out of curiosity because I use the store consistently. He talked about the fact there were no jobs in his field in BC. And he would have to try and find a job in Toronto or something. In my opinion you would think if their are no jobs in Canada, the best course would be take his valuable education back to his homeland. It's actually unbelievable that India doesn't have it own Universities. We have over abundance of foreign students. Instead of having to set up a whole new life without family. I would go home. Which is why I said to him maybe he should go back to India. I should have followed up w good luck finding a job in his field. If the worker is that sensitive he shouldn't be in Canada. I didn't say anything racist. I was just offering a possibility. So the Manager screamed at me, they won't accept or tolerate...exactly what did I do wrong. I asked him questions because he was new. And we've recently had a flood of foreign students moving into Kerrisdale. So the Manager yells at me and tells me I won't ever be able to buy drinks at his store again. I think he forgets who's paying for his salary. No skin off of me. There are plenty of stores everywhere. I wonder how long this kids student visas lasts. Anybody watching global news. Especially, what's going on in France. Will know there is now a serious backlash towards immigration. And that it well know that foreign students, decide they want a life here. And will break the law to stay. My personal politics have nothing to do with my questions. Manager is just being a dick and thinks it okey to call me up and tear a strip of of me. When I did absolutely nothing wrong. Was trying to get to know the new guy. If he walks around with an attitude that the World is out to get him. Then maybe it is. We don't go invading other people's countries. Build you own Universities. We have overpopulation and now the incoming immigrants. Which cause over crowding, rental and house increases. And people who don't come with the intention of integrating. I didn't say anything of this kind. He seemed fine talking about himself. Poor me behavior is un becoming. And so is the nasty dad speech being overly outrageous. Wonder what his boss thinks about losing 700 dollars a month. Maybe I'll call him up. Already found a better store for less money. Give me a break man, pathetic all round.

Today when I first walked into the store I was greeted with a scream from the very back of the…read morestore "What do you want?'' That same curtness continued through my transaction. When I misunderstood what she was saying she abruptly replied "that's not what I asked, how are you paying? "I have been to this store a few times and always been greeted in a friendly manner, so today was a disappointing.

This wine shop is tucked inside the City Square Mall across from the Safeway. It's so easy to jet…read moreacross after you've done your shopping and grab a bottle for dinner. But it's got such a great selection of bottles, including lots of delicious choices from BC. I often stop by looking for a bottle to accompany a meal and the staff is always on hand to answer any wine-related questions. They're helpful, but not pushy and don't judge you in the way you know you're often judged by snooty oenophiles. A great way to buy wine is to taste it first, which makes Thursday (and sometimes Friday) the best afternoon to drop by Lennox. They host a wine tasting at the counter. While you're at the counter, look up ... way up on the shelves and you'll find a great selection of dessert wines from BC. Dessert wines (especially coveted ice wines) make excellent boozy presents. If you're traveling and want to take a bottle to thank your host, ice wine is just a small bottle and easy to pack!

I stopped in to pick up a few bottles while visiting and asked the staff for some recommendations…read more I ended up buying two local wines, but both were disappointing. One of them was easily the worst wine I've ever tasted -- extremely light in color and tasting as if it had been diluted. I even shared it with friends to make sure it wasn't just me, and everyone agreed it was terrible. Based on this experience, I wouldn't recommend this shop. It felt like a tourist trap, and the recommendations did not reflect the quality I expected.

The whiskey selection is just plain bad. Not limited, not disappointing....bad. A few basic…read morebottles, almost no variety, and nothing that would interest anyone who actually enjoys whiskey. For a liquor store, you'd expect at least a decent bourbon and whiskey section, but it feels like they put zero effort into it. I stopped in specifically to shop for whiskey and left wondering why they even bother carrying it. Huge letdown.

Like all private stores it is a little more expensive than than the government stores but in this…read morecase it is worth it. Recently I went there and was attended by a older "clerk" who gave me the greater upsell spiel I had ever heard. I am both a long term professional negotiator as a litigation lawyer well as sometime business professor and consider myself immune to sales tactics. But I was so impressed I bought the product. It was even better than he claimed. Much better. I've been raving to my friends ever since. And all my prior experiences prior experiences upon reflection in trying new products upon recommendations of the staff have been positive. The small extra expense in this case is more than worth it.

I am so grateful Burrard Liquor Store is in my neighbourhood. Burrard Liquor Store is a precious…read more addition to the neighbourhood with an abundant amount of beautiful alcoholic beverages to indulge in. All the employees here are helpful, friendly and respectful. Shout out to Don for always helpfully finding the perfect wine for me. Burrard Liquor Store follows covid precautions, the store is clean with room to browse in the aisles. Thanks for the great service.

They used to have a good selection and great customer service. The service is still good but the…read moreshelves and coolers are bare. I feel bad for the staff because they can't offer an explanation for why they rarely have any decent inventory. Seems like the new owner(s) are running this place into the ground.

A half-decent liquor store, tucked away on the top floor of a strip mall…read more Parking is available in a large lot, but it's still a total war zone in here. Watch those concrete pillars. Usually I'm here to return my empties. Unlike Return-It, this place actually gives you the full 10c/20c deposit for liquor bottles. They have a 24 container limit, but if you're nice they'll look the other way. (why does that limit even exist?) It's based on the honour system, as you drop your empties off against a wall near the back, then tell the cashier how many you turned in. I will buy some booze here someday and give a proper review.

We just moved into the neighborhood a little over 6 months ago - and immediately the staff here…read morebecame some of our favourite peoples in north vancouver. No matter what the weather is, or if the Canucks won or lost, a happy occasion or a trauma event, they are always friendly, efficient and eager to give suggestions. Honest suggestions, not sales pitches. Most notibly, THE ALL KNOW THEIR WINES! And since every employee has a different, but well tuned pallette, I've never disappointed. This is my favourite 'beverage' store in the vancouver area.

I would suggest to add and show all kind of liquors, wines and beers in your website because if…read moresomeone wants to find what kind of alcoholic drinks are available in your store to make decision before coming to your store, it would be very helpful. Thank you Mike Abasi

Sure Crosstown has pros and cons but at 6:01pm on a Friday if you are in Gastown or Chinatown this…read moreis really the only option for grabbing a bottle. Expect to pay a bit more than bc liquor (ok a lot more in some cases). The staff is friendly though, you can bring your dogs in, and the bottles are plentiful and cold. Note: This place should be avoided during pre-hockey time.... as you can imagine it gets slammed with all sorts of special fans.

The woman working here is so rude. We didn't know that you needed 2 forms of our ID as we are from…read morethe US so this is not something we were used to. We are all 21+, but just didn't carry around a passport while out and about for safety reasons. Just a misunderstanding and we were totally okay with coming back with proper ID, but the woman was quite rude when telling us this information initially. She practically yelled from the register while we were shopping. When we tried to ask clarifying questions she immediately dismissed us and kept yelling that we need two forms of ID. There was a group of 6 of us and some of us had decided to stay back while 2 of us went to the store with 2 forms of ID. When they were trying to check out with another employee, the same woman came out and started yelling that since all 6 of us hadn't come back with 2 forms of ID, she wouldn't serve my friends at all. I don't understand what we did to make her so mad because it was truly a misunderstanding about the ID but she was so mean to us and it was overall such an unpleasant experience.