Great selection of craft drinks and vapes, competitive prices, and bonus the store is open late.read more

Great place! Great selection on craft beer!! Awesome prices on vapes if that's your thing. Way…read morecheaper than vape shops!!

Decent selection of imported meats, cheeses, teas, candies/cookies, drinks and alcohol. Among the…read moreselections of alcohol were Polish, Czech and Croatian beers. Most of the vodka came from Poland and Russia. Their wines are from all over, such as Russia, Bulgaria and Serbia. They also carried a good amount of domestic alcohols and stronger liquor from Mexico. The cashier mainly kept to herself, but was quite friendly when I checked out. We made small conversation and she taught me how to say "thank you" in Bulgarian. It is nice to find these locally owned import shops with great prices. I walked out with a large bottle of Bulgarian No Man's Land wine, two boxes of Bulgarian tea and a tin of Greek stuffed grape leaves for $14.

This is a GREAT store if you love excellent wines and cheeses. I drive from Wicker Park to load up…read moreon both, sometimes buying 2 cases of wine. Bulgarian wines are virtually unknown in the US (the Europeans snap up most of each year's production), and the immediate reaction to the uninitiated when serving them is "uh,,,.. okay...." . The overwhelming reaction after tasting is "OMG, this is absolutely AMAZING! Where did you GET this?". Now you know what they know: I bought it at Sofia Liquor. My bias is toward dry, full-bodied reds, among which Bulgaria (and Sofia liquors) offers several world-class, international medal-winning varieties -- unbelievably, all available in the $9-$16 range. If your taste for reds runs like mine, you MUST check out the following brands/varieties at this store: 1. Unigato Rubin (the Rubin grape is a cross-breed of Syrah and Nebiola vines unique to Bulgaria). Spectacular. 2. Burgas Cabernet (my fav among the Burgas brand and truly outstanding). Look for the "B" on the front of the bottle 3. Burgas Merlot (I pref cabs to merlots generally, but this is the BEST Merlot I've ever tasted) Look for the "B" on the front of the bottle 4. No Man's Land (can't remember the variety -- not one of the common ones like merlot -- but I think it has a silver label) In whites, there are several outstanding choices (the staff is helpful in guiding your selection) but one brand that I recall is Chateau Euxinograde (this was the private vineyard of Bulgaria's Czars until the 1946 Communist overthrow). I really love one variety which goes by a 4-digit number (you'll know it when you see it) If you like a good cheese, check out the Kashkeval (creamy, gouda-like in texture and flavor but with a delicious, unique taste that everyone to whom I've introduced it really loves. Also, the Bulgarian feta is the best feta I've ever encountered, and I'll bet you'll agree. There is always plenty of angled parking spaces within 50 feet of the store, so no worries there. I'm going to load up tomorrow! Bottom line, finding this store and its products was like finding buried treasure. Put down your mouse, pick up your shovel, and start digging!

This place gets brownie points for the following:…read more 1) Having "my" brand of sangria cheaper than Binny's. 2) Having Robert The Bruce beer when Binny's didn't. 3) Letting me take some of their empty boxes when I was moving. 4) Carrying fresh limes all summer so you don't have to go back to the grocery store. 5) Knowing the difference between rum and cachaca. 6) I can ride my bike to here from my home! I do it for the exercise and to save gas, but I'll let everybody keep thinking that I bike to liquor stores because my license was taken away because of, um, my frequent visits to liquor stores. I like Binny's, but this is closer, has a great selection, and has better pricing on some items. I lately only go to Binny's for particular beers that Prestige doesn't always have, or has in limited quantities that may disappear quickly, like Sam Adams Blackberry Witbier. I took one star away because there seem to be some rude customers there pretty often; the kind of people who smash their car door into other people's doors and then yell at the person in the car they smashed like it was their fault for having the stupidity and audacity to park in their vicinity. Also, the parking lot can be a bitch to get out of if you drive. Also, I like that they card religiously, but there's this ONE GUY who likes to scrutinize the ID's of old ladies to make them feel young and beautiful or something, even if there's a line. Hey man, if you wait much longer, she's going to die before she can get home and drink that wine cooler. Really, though, I love this place. Thank you for selling good sangria on the cheap, Prestige!

A friend of mine recently visited Ireland and raved of how during her trip she tried banana bread…read morebeer. Holy crap, yes, such a thing exists ^_^ In a fit of intrigue, yearning, and jealousy, I urgently got on the interwebz and used my keen investigatory abilities in order to find a place where i could get my desirous lil' hands on some bottles. The interwebz pointed me out to Prestige and minutes later i was in my car ready to go. Compared to other liquor stores, Prestige is on the smaller size, but it packs a big punch in terms of their craft and specialty beer selection. The place was clean, organized, and the guy in front of the counter was really helpful in terms of helping me find what i was looking for. The beer gods must have been looking out for me because i managed to snatch the last bottle of Wells Banana Bread Beer which cost around $5. I browsed their selection to see if i there was anything else cool to buy and hell yes there was. TONS of lefthand,Three Floyds, Lagunitas products, lots of interesting specialty porters, stouts, i found a creme brulee beer, a vanilla beer, AND i ended up purchasing a bottle of oatmeal stout. This place freaking rules and my banana bread beer was amazing. It smelled like bananas and tasted like awesome. Sorry Liver, but i'll be coming here back for surely .

Small store. INSANE high prices. Selling Buffalo Trace bourbon for $39.99, Jack Daniels Gold…read more$135.00, Makers Mark $42.99? All of these are 35% higher than retail. I'll drive to Binny's.

From the owner: No cheap stuff here. Inexpensive is what we call it. Large selection with competitive pricing. Come…read moreplay or cash in tickets for the Illinois Lottery. We also take bill payments!

This guy complains that im not wearing a mask. I am wearing a second shirt as a face covering my…read moreface properly, but he isnt wearing one properly at all!!! He tried to sell me one after that. What a moron. The other guy in the back doesnt have one on either!!! How can you refuse me service, but can't even follow the rules yourself??? DONT SHOP HERE. OVERPRICED AND TERRIBLE SERVICE. 0 stars I HOPE YOU GET FINED $2500

every time i go in their they deliberately short you of your change give you less than they owe…read moreyou scammers

Good service and nice selection, wow they got rare bourbon, Blanton's!…read more Easy parking, super clean store and labeled well to fine what you need.

Very good customer service; wide selection in a small space; one of many very good stops near…read moreAllstate Arena, O'Hare Airport, or just passing through the area. Some unique items or items that can be ordered. Just talk to the manager, who is frequently on site. Cashiers will also give you a business card. Good old-fashioned solid service and reaaonable prices -- some bargains too.

Never order from them on door dash.. If they don't have the food item you want they just refuse to…read moregive you the replacements. They just give you nothing and steal the money that you can't get back because it's a liquor store

Packy's is an old liquor store that has been here for decades. The current owners have done their…read morebest to keep the same offerings as the original owners. Kegs and pony kegs of many brands of beers, as well as a large stock of alcohols and spirits. Since they often get a steady stream of Eastern European clientele they also offer a few brands of European brand alcohols. A star attraction would be Kapitanska vodka, their large size at 1.75L for a mere $27.99. Yeah its the same as any large bottle of spirits but its the bottle it comes in. Fully decorated and its size, just causes any alcohol drinker to smile. Image it having the length and girth of a 10 year old child's leg. Yes, if you wonder, I have purchased a bottle and am waiting for a good occasion to bring it to a house party. Since Packy's is in the burbs, they also offer a medium selection of airplane bottles. They are one of very few liquor stores that allow a discounted price on buying these in bulk. Often times these airplane bottles come in packs of ten or twelve. If buying in bulk, make sure to inquire with the clerk about the rate. Most times the owner is not there and the clerk may just charge you the price per bottle. I've included a few photos to entice your interest.

In the suburbs my liquor stops are limited to the purchasing of airplane bottles. At Payless they…read morehave as regular a selection as most shops but with a few extras. Specialties like: Kraken rum, Camarena which is a premium tequila when set against Cuervo. Titos in a glass bottle which is a plus for those that enjoy the crisp flavor of a good vodka. (Keep'em in the freezer and shoot'em when you like.) Also it looks as though the serving size is larger than most bottles of that type but it is the same measure. I was also pleasantly surprised to find Stolichnaya minis. Another good vodka brand. In suburban liquor stores one can often find "airplane bottles" aka minis or "nips." Though, not every business will offer a finer collection. Mini bottles run from .99 cents to a few dollars depending. Usually the premium spirits carrying the higher pricing. Their setup along the counter is arranged like candy assortments found in similar convenience shops. Since I was waiting on bbq from the pizza joint next door, I had some time to kill stocking up on minis. The owner seemed nice. He was talking sports while I was making my choices. Although the name is Payless liquors.. I doubt that anyone is actually paying less for their booze. If you want discounted booze, head to a big chain. If you want to find something different or to save time, hit a convenience store.

Beware. Payless is now Paymore after new ownership came aboard in late July or August. The same…read more12 pack of IPA now costs $4 more. Plus, the credit card machine didn't accept my card and I tapped it multiple times and then went kitty-corner to buy the beer. I told them the machine wasn't working there. They told me Payless on Central and Wolf is under the same ownership. I bought a the 12 pack there and my bill comes up showing that I bought the same item four times that day. At least, three times when the guy at Payless said the machine wasn't working. Avoid them. Bad vibes. Higher prices.

The Milf counter lady is now gone. I believe ownership has changed. In the small space they've…read moreadded more refrigerated coolers with more beer and chilled alcohol options. Far more spirits and plenty more stock to fulfill all customer needs. The new owners got to be Indian peeps, with convenience store experience. There are convenience store items found now and Adult movies. You know what kind.. the $5 kind. Haven't people stopped buying porno movies yet? Shit is free on-line. Ownership must know something about their usual type of customer. No porn for me, just cases of Tequila rose airplane bottles. The perfect party starter, $1 each.

This is a really small store and it is kind of dirty. It has hardly any parking space. However,…read moreyou can get drinks at low prices. They are open 24 hours. To make this place better, they need to make more space in the store to walk around and more parking.