Selection is average. Except for a couple of beers that are more rare that I saw, everything here can be found at any decent liquor store. Their selection of bombers is thin. On the bright side, they have a lot of refrigerator space, so you can find something that is already cold. I would say that this is just your average liquor store.

a bit of a dumpy liquor store, staff is always surprised that a "beer" could cost as much as it does. Selection is not bad but nothing special. Freshness can be questionable.

solid selection of sixers including lots of Three Floyd’s... the single bottle selection is weak, nothing you can’t get anywhere else... solid place but nothing you need to visit

This place sucks when DiCarlo is down the road...mediocre selection for the area considering what is available...mediocre service too...

The place has a decent enough selection if you’re in a clinch, but I recommend that you stay in the car a while longer and drive to DiCarlo’s in Mundelein.

Decent place. Micros are OK ( Bells, North Coast, 3F, Captial, Anchor, Sierra, Goose Island). Beer is one aisle on six pack display, very haphazard. Middle case display with Point Brewery a major player. Coolers in back. Above standard Euro beers, but limited. Manager will question about Bells offering a wheat series in winter and the price of GI reserve but store is clearly catered toward liquor/wine crowd. DiCarlo’s is 15 minutes away, Mickey Finns/ Firkins 5 minutes, unless pressed for time there is no reason to stop here.

I’ve been to this place a number of times before I had discovered the wonders of DiCarlo’s. Yesterday, I visited for the first time in over six months and I was very impressed to see the large expansion of domestic microbrews in this place. Small but impressive selection of foreign brews. Found a number of items that I can’t get at DiCarlo’s such as Bells Wheat 4 ale and Goose Island Special Reserve Imperial IPA. Salespeople are helpful and the beer sections are well-lighted and maintained. This place is worth a visit.