July 11, 2010 [ Updated January 2, 2012 ]
Second best beer store in London, with most of the seasonal releases, plenty of refrigerated cans and six-packs, and virtually all of the good craft, regional, and import brands available at the LCBO. This place carries a few ’regular listing’ beers - Brakspear Triple, Rogue Dead Guy, Paulaner Hefe - that Wellington & Bradley doesn’t stock, and recently it’s brought in special releases from Mill Street and Dieu du Ciel that haven’t shown up elsewhere in the city. One of the better ’BOs in Ontario.

August 1, 2009
Always a great wine selection in vintages. But recently has been lacking in the beer department. Always the common Unibroue beers, hockley valley, and waterloo, sometimes a large selection of rarities. But not often enough.

April 27, 2007
I love this LCBO. Just got back and purchased some Duvel, Achell, some rare seaonal beers, Chimay Red and a couple nice bottles of wine. Great slection, some knowledgeable staff. I love this place, it feels like home when I walk in and is a candy store for grownups.

January 1, 2007
Located about a 5 minute walk from my parent’s home so I was here quite often when I lived with them. It was always a pretty good store even before the renovation to the "new" style. They always get seasonals, as Len mentioned, but I have found that they aren’t always on the shelves or they are sold out very quickly. Sometimes the store down on Wellington/Southdale or Wharncliffe/Commissioners is a better bet for that. They also seem to have Trafalgar and Mill Street now which was never the case a few years ago. As LCBO’s go, it’s one of the better locations in London but hey, it’s still the LCBO.

November 29, 2006
This is the city’s best liquor store. If any special releases are to be found, it is here. There are a couple beer friendly staff here, but most know nothing about beer. Large beer fridge holds some macros and lots of local micros, which is the work of James, the spirits advocate. Worth a visit if you are in town, as this will be your best bet for a somewhat diverse beer selection. The vintages wine section occasionally hols rare sake and cider.