I'm visiting from California and ran across this store. What a wonderful experience. Thomas was…read moreGREAT! I haven't had such a great retail experience in a long time. I highly recommend this place.

Alyssa and Thomas are the best they have great customer service are very knowledgeable about the…read moreproducts they are selling. And all ways down to help.

Do not go here the worker will yell at you. They fought me about me getting charged twice and…read morewouldnt pay me. He yelled at me to call my bank be he said i was lying. They will scam you

Was waiting and someone walked in after and was helped out before. Need line system of some sort…read more Poor service.

The Service was excellent The bud tender was very…read moreknowledgeable. I ordered on line thru Jane. The bud tender told me I made some great selections. This was my first time ordering from a dispensary but it will not be my last time. The prices are great. I see a long and lasting budship with them.

Love this spot! Terrabis has amazing products and an even better staff! Kamya & Susan approached us…read moreto help and had the best energy. Please check out this gem if you haven't already.

they hire weird people who are misinformed about products and deals. I had a cashier pretend to be…read moreinterested in my job and ask for my number and proceeded to ask me on dates. worst place

TOP SHELF SH*T…read more Bolingbrook's premier liquor emporium has a huge selection and solid savings for members. Binny's is part of the Promenade at the intersection of Boughton & Janes. There are dozens of Binny's across Chicagoland and this is the third one I've been to (after Elmwood Park and Willowbrook). The inside is cavernous; despite clearly posted signage, you still may need to ask for help, so unless you enjoy aimless wandering, don't be shy! A 1.75L bottle of Russian Standard vodka was $30 (Binny's members save $5). They've got plenty of cordials and imported liqueurs like Italian limoncello, Greek ouzo, and sherry. There are entire aisles dedicated to whiskey, vodka, tequila (whoop there go my pants!), and gin. Wines are priced fairly and you could spend hours perusing the bins of red, white, and rosé. On the right side of where you enter, there's a humidor filled with cigars. It's not always manned -- you'll need to ring a bell to summon a sales associate -- but Greg was patient while I made my choices. The humidor was stocked with a nice variety of Montecristo, Arturo Fuente, Romeo y Julieta, Oliva, lower-tier Cohibas and lots more. They have a dizzying variety of craft beers and a wall fridge packed with cold cans, bottles, and mini kegs. I found a sweet 22oz'er of Sapporo (my 2nd favorite Japanese beer) alongside a 24oz Modelo picante. The beer prices aren't too bad, although you can find cases of domestics (Coors, Miller, Budweiser) for $1-3 less at CVS, Walgreens, and Meijer. I was disappointed that not only did the store not carry Big Mich michelada mix, but the manager-looking type behind the counter flat out told me "he'd never even heard of it". Well pal, I got news for ya--Big Mich is *THE* best michelada mix on the market, and furthermore, THEY'RE CHICAGO-BASED! If Binny's stocked this local brand (and they absolutely should), I wouldn't have to venture out to a liquor store in the city to hunt it down. * TL;DR * This holiday season, why not get your relative a large bottle of alcohol? They probably need it. Binny's is terrific when it comes to broad strokes, but finer details may require additional stops. If you're searching for something specific to a region or geographic area (like my Asahi Dry lager from Japan) you'd have better luck at La Fiesta Market (for Latinx stuff), H Mart (for Asian goodies), or other ethnic grocery store. I saw a motto posted somewhere that said "if we don't carry it, it's not worth drinking!" While this is mainly true, and you can find the majority of things on Binny's shelves, no store is perfect and there's ~always~ room for improvement.

They have every alcoholic beverage you can find elsewhere and more. Their prices are as good as…read moreany or lower. The employees are very knowledgeable and helpful. One will have expertise in most any category of alcoholic beverages. An ad that finally is honest, "If they don't have it at Binnys it's probably not worth drinking "

I tried it out for the first time and was very impressed. The staff were very attentive and…read morefriendly- especially Nancy! Definitely will be back:)

Also EDIT: Aubriana…read more(yes, with 1 "N") was soooooo nice and helpful! She truly listened to my needs while giving personal and professional feedback. Everyone I've met there is so friendly and seems to love their job so they're doing something right! Aubriana's suggestions were on point! Love this place and its whole vibe!

Fabulous prices and wonderful friendly staff! Came in…read morerecently looking for some good deals and I was not disappointed. Their menu is pretty extensive, there's definitely something for everyone. They've got a great selection of vapes and edibles to choose from, plus plenty more but I really only looked at those two categories.

What a great place! It is so visually appealing and themed inside, I absolutely love it! I was…read moreshopping online and decided to check out some local dispensaries I haven't visited yet. That's when I stumbled upon Aces. With a new customer discount of 42% I really couldn't resist a visit so I placed an online order and headed out. I love select so was excited they had what brand I preferred. The staff was all extremely welcoming and engaged in some good ole fashioned banter. Hoping their deals to loyalty members are as good as the initial offering, as that's what will really make me a repeat customer.

This place is a joke Can't even order though a budtender…read more You have to use kiosk Also plenty of employees and computer to check out But they just sat there talking I'd rather be sober then spend my money here

I like it here and I've been coming to this dispensary since it has opened. I just wish the prices…read morewould stay consistent. I can only do edibles now. One week it's $18 next week it's $20 next day it's $11 what are we doing people? Is it really a sale if it happens almost every week? It's frustrating.