this is the place to go if you want liquor in the Westchester area! They have a wonderful…read moreselection, very clean inside and outside the store! we went in on a Saturday and boy was at Hoppin! Everyone is extremely friendly and helpful. Even when we checked out, they were very friendly!

The building is super nice and had a fair amount of options. Most of what I wanted was in the back…read morerefrigerated section. The price of everything wasn't terrible but the employees didn't offer much help during the time I was there.

I started hitting this place pretty regularly once I found out they got some shipments of some…read moreBourbons I like. However, tonight I went up there and bought a bottle of bourbon and the man behind the counter had charged two airplane bottles of Jack Daniels to my total before I even rang out - must've done it while I was browsing since there was nothing near the scanner when I rang out. I caught it once I swiped my card & alerted him to it. He told me that since I had already swiped my card it was too late to cancel the transaction. I canceled it at the keypad & made him take it off. The fact that I caught him red handed & he was STILL going to make me pay for it!? GFOH!! Just an FYI - pay attention to what they ring you out!!

Lou's is not a large liquor store and doesn't have an extensive variety or amount of anything, but…read moreit's A-OK in my book since they do make sure to have all the bases covered - beers, vodkas, gins, wines, whiskey, mixers, etc. There's a little bit of everything and the prices are fair. The interior and exterior are obviously dated/aged but everything was tidy and it was very easy to find what we were looking for. There's really nothing to complain about except for maybe the area but even then it's just aged and not really up to the standard that the rest of Mason is - but I can't imagine it'll be like that for too much longer. If you are in the area and need something common they'll likely have it and are a viable option, but if you want something uncommon/rare then you'll need to go elsewhere.

It kills me to write a less than stellar review about this place. This has been my neighborhood…read moreliquor store for years - far superior to those around it. I experience a major service failure today. After paying for my purchase, I loaded my order into my car. The cashier approached my car and asked me to come back inside because something was miss-rang. Sure, no problem. Turns out I owed them $65 (!!) because there were 5 6-pack credits at the top of my order which were not mine. No offer of a discount or anything to make it right. What if I would have already left? I learned my lesson and have a recommendation for everybody as they leave... WALK FASTER! Edit: Hey Ben, just leaving a review about customer service on a site that specializes in sharing experiences with other customers. Please do be more careful with those transactions though. I'm *really* concerned about your drawer...

O'Bryan's has a very friendly and helpful staff. They have a weekly rotating wine tasting menu,…read morewhich is always interesting and a fun way to try new wines. If wine isn't your thing, they have several beers on tap. You can bring food to enjoy with your beverages if you like. The patio is an especially nice spot to relax. They have a great selection of wine and beer.

Decent selection. Nice people, especially PK. My only complaint is that sometimes their supplier…read moredoes not bring in my weekly buy of 2 12 pack pallets of honey brown ale. I am not sure it's their fault as much as the distributor but still it's annoying.

I have bought regularly from this store since it was purchased by the current owner. There is no…read moregarbage can outside the building so I brought a very small lunch bag inside and with my purchase I asked if they would put it in the garage. They refused to let me place my Wendys Paper bag in their trash can . After a discussion I was allowed the privilege of putting it in the trash can . TERRIBLE RUDE customer service over something so silly... never going back! Shame on them.

Bad ass place with wicked smart dudes that know some grapes! If you don't go here you are dumb.read more

Mind-blowing selection and kick-ass cave with treasures you would never expect in a suburban…read morelocation, at prices that won't break the bank. Weekly tastings with industry professionals.

Here for New Years celebration and of course I can find everything that I ever need here!!! of the…read moreowners here if you can't find something, just ask them they don't have it. They can always order it in the atmosphere is very welcoming. They are always smiling and happy to see you. I call ahead a lot of the times because I love to get the Oliver wine by the case and they give you a discount so if you're looking for a great place to shop with The large selection the wine list is the place that you need to check out.

Buy elsewhere! Overcharged - charged $62.99 for a $23.99…read morebottle, given no receipt so can't even challenge it. Yes, in hindsight, should check more closely before paying, but they clearly prey on tired folks heading home from work as I'd heard rumors of this before here but discounted it until it happened to us. Especially given the lack of receipt in the bag. Dishonest, corrupt thievery.

Fantastic food, great wine selection, great service. Would 100% go back. Small and intimate…read more Dessert special strawberry cake is still lingering in my memory the day after.

This place is a gem! Great service great food and drinks/wine! The ambiance is awesome. We didn't…read moresit in the outside area due to it being so hot out but will definitely sit out there next time weather permitting!

Great selection of beers on tap, with hard to find ones in the cooler. Decent selection of liquor…read more& wine, all coupled with great service. And there's more - a nice covered deck to enjoy a beer and watch a game

It's been a minute I've been here but amazing beer selection & right in the heart of downtown…read moreloveland. Right on the bike trail & all kinds of different restaurants to choose from. They do have a food truck but unfortunately they're not open yet.

Very good food but terrible service. Ordered second drinks near start of entrees. Server was…read morenowhere to be found. Asked another about our drinks but they did nothing. Drinks didn't arrive till after we were finished eating. Server just laughed and said they all weren't at the bar the first time she checked.

All good so far Great beer list of taps…read moreTrying the wings and pizza... Details to follow

Please come to this restaurant if you are in the Cincinnati area!…read more First, I wish to state that I am not from Ohio and that this is my first time eating at Two Cities, but this restaurant might be my favorite pizza shop going forward. Second, I only had two of the items on the menu but so many of the other options on the menu looked amazing as well. This Two Cities was built inside the old city hall of Mason, with Mason being a cozy little town in of itself. The restaurant smells amazing upon entering, course it would because they cook their food fresh. It's even got a little ramp that leads down to the main seating area for mobility impaired persons. My first minor issue with this Two Cities was that the booth I was sitting at was slightly raised by a literal step, which nearly made me trip while exiting the booth because I hardly noticed getting into the booth due to my height (6'3 at the time of writing review). There are other booths though that are not raised, so an opinion is to be based of where you are seated. My waitress was really kind and offered a helpful opinion when I was deciding on which pizza to get after being seated by a host. The waitress also allowed me to put in my order all at once (drink, appetizer, and entree). The appetizer (garlic parmesan fries) arrived fast and were undoubtedly scrumptious; the fries were a near perfect mix of crunchy and soft with the shredded parmesan and minced garlic adding extra flavor. Their ranch is also superb. I got the 13" Rhythm Road Pizza (which I shared with someone. I could not eat half of a deep dish pizza alone) and it was something else. Most importantly, it had MASHED POTATO on it instead of a traditional pizza sauce and notably, chipotle aioli drizzled on top (there are more toppings, of course, but they're more normal toppings). Unfortunately, the pizza slices were unevenly sliced, leading to inconsistent slice size and the toppings slide off the pizza easily when scooped up with the provided pizza spatula, all minot grievances of course. The only true complaint I had with this Two Cities was that my waitress did not actively seek out to refill my glass when it was empty. I will say that my drink was not close to the edge for her to see, but it was within view from any view of the table. There were a relatively high number of customers in the restaurant for the time I was there (about an hour before closing), so I don't hold it against her for not noticing. The cups were average size, so I wasn't exactly dying of thirst while dining. The music inside was of good taste and was at a very respectable volume. The other patrons were also well mannered and I had no need to raise my voice to speak to my dining buddy. The final thing I wish to add to this review is how nice the bathroom was. They were very clean, had two urinals (short and tall), one wheelchair accessible stall, nice smelling soap, a simple water control handle, a foot doorhandle, and MOUTHWASH. This is only public building I have ever been in that has offered complementary mouthwash, let alone a bathroom. This could be an Ohio or Midwest exclusive thing, but I enjoyed using the mouthwash nonetheless.

Stop by and follow my Facebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/BaldWhiteGuyReviews…read more Two Cities Pizza 202 W. Main Street, Mason, Ohio Day two of the great Ohio Collegiate travel expedition, and the Mrs. found a new pizza joint to try. We fired up the GPS and headed south to Mason, Ohio. Now, when I think of Mason, I usually think of big fancy houses, snooty HOAs, and Kings Island. But driving in? It totally gave me Washington C.H. vibes. Nice ranch-style homes, some with the neighbor's car chilling on blocks in the yard. Honestly? It was refreshing. Looks like they have all classes of people coexisting. It was comfortable, zero pretentiousness, and normal. Passed the vibe check, no cap. Let's talk about Two Cities Pizza Co. The concept is genius: Two friends wanted to spark the great pizza debate (New York Style vs. Chicago Deep Dish) under one roof. Why fight when you can just eat both? A true bipartisan solution this country desperately needs. The Vibe: They took over the Historic City Hall building downtown and it's incredible. Tons of character. They have plenty of outdoor seating--you know, for the psychopaths who enjoy eating outside during the 7 minutes in Ohio when it's not 100 degrees with 200% humidity or 32 below zero. But hey, if sweating in your pepperoni is your thing, it's there. Inside, the decor is on point, with air conditioning. They've got a wall that looks like the Wrigley Field ivy, subway-themed restrooms complete with the overhead transit handles (DO NOT TOUCH THE HANDLES ), and even fake pigeons up in the rafters. It's definitely giving main character energy. Great tunes playing too--Billy Joel, Chicago. Huge booths. Friendly staff. Shout out to Ivy. The Menu & The Grub: Cold beer and pizza. Name a better duo. I'll wait. They have everything: wings, calzones, and NY specialty pizzas with... mashed potatoes? Wait, what? They also offer cauliflower crust and non-dairy cheese for our friends who can't handle lactose. Here's what we shoveled down: Bootleg Bread: Basic cheesy bread but baked with garlic and herbs. The crust was great, and the cheese was thick and substantial. Very good! Perfect seasoning. NY Style Pepperoni: Delicious, exactly what you expect. A reliable classic. #Boring Bull and Bear Calzone: Stuffed with pepperoni, bacon, mozzarella, parm, and garlic. The crust was perfectly cooked and seasoned. Spot on. BUT here's the controversy... It came with their self-proclaimed "Famous Ranch Dressing." Look, I know people will fight literal wars over ranch in the Midwest, but I wasn't a fan. It had a strong Worcestershire vibe to it. A little too aggressive for my taste. Good for some, not for me. (The chunky "red sauce" was absolutely awesome, though!) The Plot Twist: A very nice surprise--they brought us a totally FREE order of New York Funnel Cake Donuts. Didn't ask, didn't pay. Maybe because it was our first visit? Or maybe they just respect the bald head. Either way, fried, tossed in cinnamon and powdered sugar, they tasted exactly like the county fair. Absolutely bussin'. Ask for them by name! The BaldWhiteGuy Rating: ‍‍‍‍: 4 out of 5 Bald Heads. Lost one head because I was severely disappointed in the "Famous Ranch". But heck if you like it, you can purchase a bottle. I will be making another trip to try out the Chicago Style Pizza. If you're near Kings Island, it's worth a stop. Great prices, great food. Tell them the Bald Guy sent you! DO ME A SOLID: If you chuckled, snorted, or aggressively disagreed with my ranch take, hit that LIKE button, SHARE this post with your pizza-loving friends, and FOLLOW the page so my kids think I'm internet-relevant. #OldMan #BaldWhiteGuyReviews #TwoCitiesPizza #OhioEats #PizzaDebate "Support local. Roast gently. Laugh often. Nobody gets a free pass... including me."