Sorry I'm a nerd, but Castle Food & Liquor is my last resort when it comes to............Ben &…read moreJerry's, yep! That's right, Ben & Jerry's ice cream! Yasss! Also other junk food items, but there ain't a huge selection; just mostly chips! I've also bought frozen foods from here, but it's a little pricey! Of course this place is stacked with wine, beer, nicotine, and all that other nice stuff to help people forget about life stressor's, but not my thing. I rarely visit, unless i park in the area and just so happen to be craving ice cream. This is one of our neighborhood liquor stores that sits right outside of CTA Thorndale; also not to far of a walk from Broadway St.

Nice neighborhood liquor store with better than average beer selection, acceptable wine choices…read more(better than at Whole Whitepeople Foods) only slightly more expensive than big box liquor stores. Fair selection of grocery items, non-alcoholic beverages, friendly service, it's in a good location for the BYOB restaurants nearby.

Horrible place. Smells Bad…read moreAnd also does NOT HONOR THEIR HOURS BRO They even post their hours ona a post it and paper but that still doesn't cover for the fact y'all h being cheap and not being open as much as your sign stays says so.. 15 more minutes? Cheapstake... like always...

Despite its name, the store offers more than just wine and spirits; I was delighted to find my…read morefavorite Ben & Jerry's ice cream flavors in their freezer section.

This neighborhood provider of liquor has everything but adequate parking. A huge wine selection,…read moreand always some great varieties on sale. Staff can assist you in your strange requests and tastes as they are very knowledgeable. Bee1r selection is well thought out if not super huge. Complete menu of common and exotic spirits and liquors. You really can find it here, for a good price.

Really tired of businesses exploiting customers in the name of the pandemic. Bought a $1.99 soda…read morethat cost me $2.75. Why? They tack on a $0.50 service fee to all transactions. That was 25% of my purchase! It's not the money, it's the principal. If the business owners "need" the money, just raise prices and be transparent about it. Allow customers to decide for themselves. This is covert and straight up exploitation.

Friendly staff, knowledgeable wine lovers, and generous pours. Craft beers available.read more

Was walking by on a saturday afternoon and saw they were offering free wine tasting, totally loved…read moreit. The place was a little cozy with a great ambience, and the staff were super friendly. I got to try two white wines, a pinot gris and a chardonnay. I also got to try the two reds shown in thr picture: cannonou di sardegna and a negroamaro-primitivo blend. Everything was delicious, especially the last red wine. And it was free!

Nice little dive in Rogers Park. Historic building and I'm glad the owner held out and didn't let…read moreanyone buy him out. Decent beer selection, couple of TV's. Clean place. Liquor store is adjacent.

Used to buy 6 packs of Old Milwaukee for $.99 there circa 1975. So did all the other Loyola…read morestudents. Bruno really didn't want the student crowd. George Ireland would drink there.

Amazing corner store ! Have been going here for years , the owners are extremely nice and friendly.read more

Usually I don't review places that aren't restaurants, but wanted to say they were the real MVP for…read morebeing open on Christmas... Or maybe not? Although I'm not sure of their employee conditions for being open on a major national holiday, they did come in clutch when my friends and I decided to grab some alcohol for our post-Christmas celebrations. The man at the cashier was very, very nice and joked along with my friend and I as we were checking out! As far as the alcohol selection goes, it's pretty vast and they sell other things like hygiene products, soda, and snacks without having outrageously marked up prices.