This is a rather average sized location. Their selection of wines and spirits is varied enough…read more The layout of the store seems a bit odd to me. The wines sort of sprawl diagonally from centre. The signage at least helps. The shelves are usually well stocked. There's an adequate amount of staff on the ground if you need any help. I've found the floor staff pretty knowledgeable about the characteristics and differences between various brands. I like that LCBO always has some good sales on a few products at any given time. I've been known to try new brands of liqueurs and wines when I see those tags promoting the sale items. They do have a cooler section if you head to the far end of the store. The selection of locked up, premium items isn't too extensive, but you will find several brain damage price vintages for extra special occasions. I find the displays at the checkouts a little wanting. They have nice boxes and bags that are behind the checkouts for some reason, rather than before where you can see and select something before you pay. It could all be organized better. The service is often... slow. Even if there are several checkouts open, and fewer customers than open lines, it takes minutes before you begin to get processed. I appreciate that they never fail to ask about your rewards cars. If slow, service is usually polite if not friendly. I'm glad to have a solid LCBO like this nearby for my boozing needs ;)

This LCBO does carries a decent selection of beers including local and imports…read more Sizable and fun to browse around. The single bucket has quite a few selection, great if you don't want to pick up a 6 pack. There is even Twice as Mad as Tom, Hoegaarden and more!

This was the first Beer Store I visited and I had absolutely no idea of their concept. With no…read moreperson to help around it took me some time to understand how Beer Store works. Having said that, this location is good and very conveniently located close to the No Frills. They have a good collection of beers, except for the 6-pack of Corona Light. For some reason, except for LCBO, all other stores only keep Corona Extra. I haven't seen this place much crowded and the turnaround time per customer at the cashier is quite fast, so even with the queue, you don't really lose much time.

I love that this location opens late. It is clean and always has what I need. Customer service is…read moregreat all the staff knows their job and where anything is in the store. TIP: do not come here before a weekend. Or long weekend right before they are about to close. It is PACKED!

What can I say one of the biggest LCBO's in the GTA. Always clean staff is helpful & good stock.read more

What's there to say, place to get beer fast. No time to establish any kind of customer rapport, in…read moreand out easy

This place is both a restaurant and a lounge. The lounge is just a guy at a piano dressed in…read moreshorts, he looked like he just came out of the pool and started to play. I am giving the food at the restaurant 3 starts, however, the speed of the kitchen gets ZERO!! The servers get 1 start. The food: the selection is not vast but it is nicely put together. There is something on the menu for everyone. Beef, chicken, gluten free which is rare to see on a mine so good for them. The servers: I was here two separate times for dinner and every time it seemed that they were understaffed. While the servers are friendly they wait so long to come and greet you or to take your order. The restaurant was never full but the service was always slow, slow, slow. The Kitchen: they take the cake and the icing. We waited 25 minutes for a Cesar salad! The lava cake desert which looked like it was frozen them microwaved took almost half an hour! All the main courses that we ordered were so slow it seemed to me that they were doing this on purpose! In summary the food is ok, but definitely not worth the wait!

I have been to this restaurant 3 times now as I have visited the hotel three times now. I have…read morealways got a tasty meal here. The chef just puts that little extra into every meal he prepares and it comes out great. My favorites here are the butter chicken and the Cornish game hen. For an appetizer, I would recommend going with the French onion soup.

We gave my son a $50 Beer Store gift card and when he tried to use it, they told him the card…read moredidn't have any money on it. We found out the card was redeemed in Toronto, yet my son was in Ottawa! I called and explained what happened and the person I spoke to said that someone would get back to me. I wasn't hopeful. But then, I got an email from Frank Perry at The Beer Store in Mississauga saying they would be reimbursing us for the gift card - and giving us an extra $10 for the trouble of having to call in!! Apparently, they have had some trouble with people hacking into their gift card system, so I guess we weren't the only one they heard from. I was so happy with the good customer service. Gift cards are like cash and they might have just told us we were out of luck, but to my surprise, they believed us and we got our money back! Thanks so much, Frank!

Awful service! Asked the worker to open the cabinet and she looked pissed off and said "what for?"read more

At first I was confused with the original listing as Wincott as I knew I was near but that wasn't…read morecorrect. I deleted the photo from the Wincott listing LCBO because that is on the north side of Eglinton. This store is on the south side of Eglinton. I created a new listing for this location and reposted the photo on this listing. This building is not brand new but it is new. It's part of the strip mall at Lloyd Manor and Eglinton and has their own parking lot as part of the large strip mall directly across the street from Shell. While this store may look smaller on the inside it's actually a decent size. It looks smaller (to me) because it has a dedicated fridge room for the beer and other drinks that are made to be sold as cold. I could have sworn I saw near the door of the fridge room some 24's on a skid but the LCBO probably doesn't sell them as 24, probably 4 x 6 packs still? It's a valid question considering the whole beer store controversy of 12's and 24's etc. Still it's a relatively good sized store primarily made up of wine aisles, some hard liquor and a dedicated refrigeration room for beer etc. I'm not sure if the store at Wincott is still there... I've never been to that location before if in fact they are keeping it. It's sort of close to this location making it sort of redundant.