Amazing employee great service nice prices I will recommend everyone to shop here, I just love this…read morestore

Very few cigar shops sell inexpensive bundle cigars by the stick. This place does. Great…read moreselection of cigars and the cashiers are so nice and helpful! Will absolutely shop here again

I wanted a bottle of whiskey, so I came here in search of one. This was a local place, so that was…read moreconvenient. My significant other and I browsed around for a bit. The inventory flowed through the shelves! There was definitely a good selection here! We ended up going with a 750 mL bottle of Jack Daniel's Old No.7 Brand. It was on Sale for $22.99, so that was a good deal. It was tasty! The customer service was solid. The transaction was fast. Overall, this place was convenient and worth the stop. I'm glad I went here. Date of visit: 01/25/2024

As always this is a bourbon based review. I was impressed with the selection. I talked with the…read morestore manager who might also be the owner, he is fun to talk to. I didn't see any super marked up prices, and he said he doesn't do that. I found two bottles of Indiana made products that I can't get in Ohio, so that's what I got. Only thing I didn't like is isles are a little too close together for me, and some distilleries product was not all bunched together, so you gotta slow down and look for a while, or just ask for help.

Unfortunately, I feel the need to travel a little further away to get better service...The owners…read moreare lovely people, however the clientle are very rude and frankly kind of scary. The employees are quite rude as well...it's unfortunate that they don't represent the owners at all...and when the cats away the mice will play.

Great selection of spirits, beers and wines also reasonable and affordable pricesread more

I give this store a 5/5 the employees are very friendly and helpful specially the stocker Rickyread more

Terrible customer service. Went in there to buy maraschino cherries I was charged a liquor tax,…read morethe Cherries cost $12.99 and with the liquor tax it was close to $18. I questioned it. They treated me as though I was an idiot. I just wanted it taxed correctly, but because they were oblivious as to what I was asking about. I just returned it, and never went back. Shame, since I liked the products they carried and I was close . Change your customer service, they suck, I know more than one person goes elsewhere due to the rudeness. They only people who will continue to go there are the derelict who are in need of alcohol, or those who haven't experienced the rude customer service yet.

Always a good selection of booze, wine, beers etc. the workers have always been really helpful…read more Once I found a liquor I had not tried before and they explained the taste. Then asked what I have at home. I was told a recipe that was good and they wrote it down. I just needed one of those little 1.99 bottles for my drink. I wasn't ready to buy a whole bottle because I was already buying something pricey. Later I went back and bought the other liquor too because it was delicious

Broad selection and reasonably priced. Much lower than Illinois prices. Wish they were open on…read moreSundays but it's worth adjusting and buying beforehand

Your reply is full of false claims. The wine was clearly promoted by your employee to all the…read morecustomers in line at $8.99, then rung up at a higher price. That's deceptive, not a "favor." Forcing customers to buy a full case of wine just to take a photo with the celebrity was also never disclosed in advance--another dishonest practice. Trying to dismiss my experience because you "served 500 customers" doesn't erase the fact that you misled people. A negative review isn't "wrong," it's the truth. Own your actions instead of gaslighting customers.

This store constantly makes errors on their signage in regards to pricing and absolutely will not…read morehonor their mistakes. I went back to check the price of an item on the shelf and the owner had taken the sign down within seconds of me putting my items in my cart. Then lied and said he threw it away and it was under a bunch of trash when I asked to see it. I will never shop in this store again and I would advise others to pay close attention once you get to the register to pay. The owner was extremely rude when I asked his name. He told me it was Jay, and proceeded to ask me if I also wanted his Drivers License and S.S #. I'll continue to shop at Binny's. The customer service there is top tier.

They have great prices and great selection and are you open on Sunday and great service every timeread more

they didn't let my son in the place and I so mad at them because I wanted hI'm insideread more

I figured since 3 Floyd's Brewing is not really open to the public, per se. And the Dark Lord Day…read moreis its own entity I would specifically review it on its own merits. I must preface by saying I have wanted to do this event for a long, long time. But alas work has made it nearly impossible to do. Time becomes a commodity as you get older. It's do or die. The latter is inevitable. Not knowing how this festival works I studied Yelp reviews. I joined a DLD Facebook to find helpful tips. Both were extremely helpful. It is basically a musical festival, a giant bottle share and people dressed as warlocks all in one. There are three levels of admission: VIP Deluxe, GA and one with just for the concert. Depending on your budget each has it pros and cons. Me, my suggestion is to get the VIP Deluxe. It is crazy expensive and goes fast. However, I believe it is the best option. So I got the regular GA, which is $200 hundred bucks. You get 4 DLD variant stouts and admission to the concert. Maybe to the casual festival goer this will seem alot. Once you get here you will experience something unique. A week or two before the event happens they mail you wristbands. Do not put them on. There is a QR Code which you have to attach a credit card to. It is a cashless event. It's just like the Sail and Sign on a Cruise Ship in theory. As you buy drinks, merch or food you use the wristband to pay for them. A quick few pro-tips. Do not bring lawn chairs. Know that you are going to stand most of the time. Before I go on, let me rewind a bit. The parking situation is not dire but get there as early as you can. Local businesses offer parking for $20 bucks. We were able to find parking within walking distance to the festival. Here came the kicker for me, they had a guy doing a DLD tailgate party. It's like a normal tailgating party but with free to sample beers. He had things I have only heard of in tales of lore. My next pro-tip is to bring a small plastic sample glass. Once you arrive staff is there to put on your wristbands for you. And they check all ID'S. You are allowed to bring in some beer and an unopened bottle of water. Bring the water! I will say the logistics and mechanics of it run really smoothly. The staff are extremely super friendly and helpful. Having only seen 3 Floyd's in pictures it is more vast than I had imagined. Every nook and cranny was filled with something of interest. There were tap spaces everywhere. Vendors. Food trucks. In the center of it all was a Viking Court, with the largest bottle share I have ever seen. They had a thing called, "The Wheel of Death." For twenty-five bucks you spin a wheel similar to "Wheel of Fortune." You can win beer, merch or even your name etched onto a keg. I thought about doing it but the wait was already a couple of hours in. Most of your time here will be spent standing in line for something. For beer. Food. Restrooms. The merch lines were insane. Fortunately for you when this happen there are lots of people dying to share their brought in beer. I will say a great deal of the drinks I had were from beer sharers. For the most part festival goers were friendly. However, there is finite seating here. Which makes the VIP Deluxe option more enticing. After a while I wanted to sit somewhere. Since seating is sparce I saw groups monopolizing available benches. For example a bench that could fit ten people was instead filled with 3 harboring stuff. You would eye a bench and people would place a hat, a bag to prevent you from sitting with them. I get it. My biggest critique is that they need to let festival goers bring in folding chairs. For example I saw people in various stages of drunkenness: stumbling or even passed out. Letting people bring in folding chairs would allow them to cool down. It would also create a more laid back vibe. It certainly has the space to do so. Quickly before I write more volumes the musical entertainment is extreme metal. The dance floor is filled with moshers and headbangers. If you are expecting bossa nova jazz you will be disappointed. By and large I did enjoy this event. Will I recommend it to someone? Absolutely. Will I do it again? Probably not. It's a young person's world now. The Dark Lord Day is a very, very unique experience. And I believe we should fill our lives with them. Was that a dude dressed as a wizard at the festival or was it in fact Gandalf? After a few stouts you won't know the difference.

I returned here with the son on 5-18-2024 for 2024's Dark Lord Day.  It was actually the first time…read moreI've made it here for the annual and coveted event as the only other time I came for Dark Lord was with him for an atypical Covid era pickup only event. The event is pretty pricey and it's definitely a beer geek special as it costs $200 for admission plus rights to a tote bag containing one 2024 Dark Lord and three Dark Lord variant bombers (each 22 oz).  This year was the 20th anniversary Dark Lord Day and they've been doing it for a long time and it's very organized, at least as far as making sure you're credentialed for admittance.  It will still cost $15 - $30 to park nearby, but they do have some shuttle buses to remote parking locations.  We got there at 9am for our pre-purchased Group A designated time slot but later in the day, there will be more people, with more lines for everything, including the few foodstands on site.  I can't imagine any lines for port-o-potties though as there were millions of those and that's a good thing.  Heavy metal bands were scheduled to play from 1:30pm to 8pm, but we didn't stay for any of that.  I just had a nice 4 oz serving of the 2024 Dark Lord (for $10) while we were there and then we left with the goods.  We stood briefly in a line next to a couple that flew in from San Jose CA just for the event.  One staffer also told me a guy came in from Italy supposedly just for this event.  I really did enjoy the people-watching of these quite serious beer geeks, and that was probably the real highlight of visiting in person on this special day.  My only advice if you're going to a Dark Lord Day for any length of time on a sunny day is to bring a hat, sun screen, and a designated driver!