The coolers were full of the usual suspects and a few that I hadn’t seen before, which is more than I can say for the Sigel’s up the street from them. The cashiers were nice but didn’t offer much help. They probably would have had I asked.

Nice big well lit store. Selection was really lacking and all of it was in coolers. Worth a stop if in area for a beer run, but no special releases or hard to find breweries that can be found elsewhere in town. Would not go out of my way to go hear.

I’ve lived in this area for a few years and this has become my most frequented store for beer. Grant has become quite knowledgable and his enthusiasm for beer is genuine. Not quite as vast selection as some places in town but they still get many sought after brews. Prices are usually a buck or two lower than some stores as well. **UPDATE 4/5** Sadly, this place has gone downhill. The beer buyer has left and the chain has been bought by Centennial who clearly don’t care about craft beer. Shame.

Really one of the better selections in Dallas. May not always have the lastest and greatest, but because of what may be slow traffic, they tend to have things that have flown off the shelves of other stores months before. No service to speak of, though the cashiers are freindly.

I had forgotten about this one since I try to avoid the Addison traffic. Has good selection of single bottles and easier in and out than CM. Prices seemed comparable or better than elsewhere.

The beer selection here is usually the same as that of Central Market, though you can occasionally find something here that’s unavailable at CM. The staff doesn’t seem very knowledgeable about beer. However, they offer help every time I’m there, so they get some points for trying.

Great beer selection.