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

Looking for cold beer at almost liquor store prices? Look no further, John B is here. If you're on…read moreyour way to watch the Canucks game or to poker night, its a great place to get cold beer and wine. They do have these "Brown Bag Specials" where its a surprise in every bag. They even have a machine to help you choose different kinds of beer or wine.

I stopped by the John B Liquor Store for the first time yesterday looking for a specific wine from…read morea favourite Okanagan vineyard. They had it (a wonderful pinot noir), along with several other wines from the same vineyard. That's the good news. The bad news: the inflated prices. I bought the same wine from another private liquor store downtown over the summer for around $22. Here it was $28. Yikes! A nice pinot blanc that I paid $16 for at Liquor Depot was $24 at John B. Comparing John B's wine prices to BC liquor store prices is even more dramatic. They have a very good selection of wine--I have to say that much. But it helps to know your prices before shopping there! In the end, I walked out without buying anything.

Excellent service and the largest one in BC. Convenient free parking too with two private lots on…read morethe north and south sides. Although sometimes you run into irresponsible drivers taking up two spaces.

BC Liquor Store host a variety of special event at their Signature BC Liquor Store. Most events…read moretake place at Cambie & 41 or Park Royal in their Tasting Room. Some events are free and some have a fee so look on-line under Events for details and how to buy tickets. Since I am close to the Cambie store, I buy the tickets at the customer service counter. Friends and I will be going to 3 paid (reasonable like $15-20 per event) tastings. Last evening, we attended the Spanish Wine Tasting with Tapas and had a fantastic time learning directly from the winemaker/owner from Spain and served delicious authentic tapas from a food truck vendor, Boca'o. A fantastic mixed group with some beginners to experienced wine lovers. I also appreciate the small size of the room for about 20 people so felt like an intimidate gathering. For the price and experience, what a value. After the tasting, opportunities to buy the wines and have it autographed from the winemaker. The liquor store staff were also helpful in answering additional questions and where to locate other wines in the store for comparison.

Spirits Away!…read more Apparently there are a few locations of these non- government liquor stores. Picked up a Bicardi rum and Vodka 750 ml for $21.99 and a Crown Royal 750 ml for $25.99 that was a great deal they had advertised. Party! The regular prices from what I can see are slightly more than the local BCLS. They have great deals until December 13th on many items.

Given the choice, I would give this place 2.5 stars, partly because the place is slightly small,…read morebut also because they could have better lighting inside. Maybe it's just that I'm spoiled by the Liquor Stores in Ontario. Or, maybe I was put off by being accosted by the alcoholic bum who accosted us on the way out? You can't blame him for trying. ;-) What I liked about this store was the selection: they had a wide variety of wines, both red and white, but also organic in both colours. The cashier, who seemed to be either the manager or at least the person in charge, was very helpful and knowledgeable about the products they are carrying. The only other employee I saw was a man who appeared not to speak English well enough to answer our questions, and he always defered to the woman at the cash (this happened two or three times). What I enjoyed was finding a different variety of wines than are available in Ontario (where I am from). However, I can say that I was greatly impressed with the wine we did get: We purchased 4 bottles of wine - 1 for tonight, and 3 for future events coming up very soon, and for tonight we opened a 2008 organic Domaine de L'Olivette from France. It was very nice, indeed! I might shop there again if I was local, but truly I think I would be shopping around if I was from here, if nothing else than to take in the variety and compare. None the less it was worth the experience. Kudos to the guy on the street who we stopped, for directing us to this store!

Unfortunately there are no BC Liquor Stores near my boyfriend's house, so our only options for…read moreliquor are Cedar Cottage Neighbourhood Liquor Store or Mountainview Liquor Store. I personally prefer Mountainview over Cedar Cottage, as the wine selection at Cedar Cottage is rather limited, but Mountainview has a pretty decent selection. (However, Cedar Cottage apparently has a much better beer selection, which, as a wine drinker, doesn't matter to me.) I'd rate Mountainview higher, but the prices compared to BC Liquor Stores are a little steep. [Yelp collections: Wine Time!}

Came here to grab a small bottle of cheap Vodka as I make my own natural home made baking extracts…read morebut soaking and extracting peppermint leaves, lemon and orange peels and other peels that get used for my baking (alcohol evaporates). This is close to one of the places I have my appointments plus it is close to some other shops that I frequent. They have a decent selection of craft beers. Note that I said decent. I bought a 6 back for a buddy of mine who was sick in bed at home and all he wanted to do with drink and watch Netflix. Paying it forward for the time when I was sick he brought me packs of vanilla pudding and season 1 of Veronica Mars to binge watch. Customer service was good and the prices were at par with everything else.

Fine selection of whiskeys (and whiskys) not available at the government liquor store or other…read moreprivate shops. They carry both imported and local spirits of many other types, as well. Haven't explored the other categories of products - wine or beer, for instance - but I understand that the variety of these is also worth a visit. Friendly, helpful staff. These people are happy to answer your questions and help with your choice. I'll definitely return and browse some more.

As the name would suggest this establishment in North Vancouver specializes in the finer things in…read morelife: Fine Wines, Spirits and Ales. They still have some of the generic stuff for people that are only looking for that but it is not what most go there for. There is a large selection of wines here as the name would suggest for all peoples tastes from red to white and even sparkly (and that is the extent of my knowledge of wine). They are very proud of their extensive collection of Whiskeys here. Whiskeys of all prices, sizes and ages to make even the biggest whiskey snow smile! Being that I am a Craft Beer snow I am drawn here by their ever growing selection of craft beer in both 6+ can and bottle packs to 650ml bombers. Recently they have started a new partnership with a local North Vancouver Brewery called Bridge Brewing Company. Bridge Brewing Co only sells their beer by the Growler or Keg but have odd hours as the owners have day jobs. Being open only Fridays and Saturdays it is not always easy to stop in. Here is where Edgemont has stepped in. They have started a Growler Exchange Program with Bridge brewing. You bring in your Bridge Brewing Growler and they will exchange it with a full cold 1.89L growler for you to take home at nearly the same price as the brewery itself. If you do not own a growler they will sell you one for $7 dollars on top of your first purchase (It would be $5) from the brewery. This is some of the freshest beer you can buy as it is packaged in a growler and sold very quickly. It will not sit on the shelves for extended periods of time. #30DaysOfYelp 8/30

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I noticed that they have so many beers here. I mean in ratio to other wine and hard liquor. So came…read morehere to take a look. Didn't purchase anything because I am not really a drinker. If I do buy its for other people coming over. Prices does look a bit pricier than if you went to BC Liquor. But again this is a boutique store and at the same time its in Kits. So what do you expect rent is high here. Its attached to the pub. So you know the pub will not run out of alcohol because store will run out first then pub. Supposedly! Its convenience for local here.

This is one of the BC Liquor store that has the most give away or gifts with purchase of liquor. I…read morecame here to see what selections they have and to kill time. To my surprise they free side bags with purchase of the Asahi beer. My hubby prefers Saporo over Asahi. I ended up getting 6 packs bottle of it. The staff here are friendly and talkative. The floor is clean and well organized.

This place is HUGE !…read more It's really big and bright and has pretty much everything you could want or need. Staff are friendly and helpful. Prices are lower then private liquor stores. I found a bunch of quirky names and labels for a variety of products I thought were fun ( see pics )