skokott (1), Brooklyn, New York does not count - explanation |
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May 1, 2012 Excellent and well organized beer selection (by state and/or country). Very helpful, friendly knowledgeable staff. The beer is sitting on the shelf (not cooled which can be inconvenient for immediate consumption but is good for enjoyment of browsing). Some of the beer is past it’s expiry date though never had anything that didn’t taste fairly good. Prices are high but comparable to others. |
ted22ny (2), , New York does not count - explanation |
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January 1, 2011 great bottle store.
no growler fills, but great bottle selection.
they have everything avalible in bottles in ny. |
Latarnik (1), New Jersey does not count - explanation |
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November 11, 2010 The selection this store has is absolutely amazing. Over 2000 beers. Best in Brooklyn. |
| beershih_tzu (12), Brooklyn, New York |
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January 11, 2010 Best place to pick up a few six packs on the way home/to party/to park/to anywhere. |
| Radek Kliber (72), Toronto (Can) Krotoszyn (Pol), Poland |
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July 22, 2009 Average Polish deli with many dated beers. It seems taht they selling brews just by the way. Average selection. Many of Polish lagers were past best before date. |
| Sammy (408), Toronto, Ontario |
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August 25, 2008 very decent selection for a supermarket, particularly for Polish and Belgian beer selection inside of metro NYC. Servic is supermarket, not beer experts. |
| PilsnerPeter (100), Flushing, New York |
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October 30, 2007 Polish supermarket with an extremely extensive beer department! based on the ratings I wasn’t expecting much, but this place has a really great selection. Lots of American micro stuff, as well as the general things. The imported section is massive, and well organized. Easily the largest Eastern European selection in NYC. They have some bottles of interest that don’t get snatched right away because many beer geeks go to other stores rather than this one, therefore some cool older bottles are laying around like Sixpoint Bolshoi. They even had a Abbaye Saint Bon Chien 2005 for $25. I think that’s $3 more than New Beer, but they are the only other place that has it in NYC (that I know of) The Belgian section was also nice, as well of plenty of French beers (Biere de Gardes) I found an old St. Feullien Tripel 11oz bottle for $3. This place is definitely worth a visit. |
| sheatripper (13), Brooklyn, New York |
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April 10, 2007 A Polish deli/market with a surprisingly diverse beer selection--most of the commonly imported Belgians are available as well as many E. European beers. Selection of American micros holds its own with many beverage houses. Seems for the most part slightly cheaper than Bierkraft, though it’s in a strange out of the way location which makes Bierkraft or American a more convenient option for a beer run. |
festyzizzle (2), Brooklyn, New York does not count - explanation |
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October 1, 2006 Traditional Polish deli on the border of Park Slope and Sunset Park. Huge beer selection organized by region. The owner is knowledgeable and offers assistance on selecting a beer. The deli section is also fully stocked. The home made pastrami is recommended. |
| austinpowers (152), New York, New York |
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May 3, 2006 This is a Polish deli in the middle of nowhere. Perhaps 300 beers, most of Eastern European or foreign emphasis. |
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