Stopped in here late on a Monday evening, around 8:30. Parking is available right in front of the store. Walked in and was greeted by a huge selection of wine and directly to the left, was beer as far as the eye could see. All the beer was sold individually. Through the doorway to the beer I found coolers down the right wall and aisles of shelving loaded up with beer. Everything was sort of organized by brewery. There were some that had multiple locations throughout the store, but for the most part, if you find the brewery you’re looking for, all they have from that brewery is in that general vicinity. All the enormous bottles are grouped together regardless of brewery. I’m talking everything bigger than 750 ml, which they had a good many to choose from. The largest selection of these I’ve seen to date. The guys walking around offering help keep to themselves unless you look distraught or ask for help, I like this. I bought two cases of beer, and upon checking out, the guy ringing me up made sure to tell me that I had bought two vintages of Hoppin Frog BA Frosted Frog. The only way to tell is the color of the cap. This guy knew his shit. After checking out, I loaded the bottles into the car and came back in for some mead and beer and a quick bite to eat. I was able to get a sampler of 6 or 12 meads of my choosing. I ordered the 6 mead sampler, which was more than enough for one person, and very reasonable priced at $12. The meditterranean flat bread I ordered was quite delicious and came out quickly. Will I be back to this place? You can bet your ass I will. This place rules!

One worth checking out if you are in the area.

Amibiance, is not really anything special, but gave it a 5 based on the very good way everything is seperated and organized. Service has always been excellent, with workers always asking if I need help or if im looking for anything specific. Selection is excellent, from Bruery, to 3 Floyds, to hard to find belgian stuff. Value is pretty great for someone from Pittsburgh, as prices are at least a dollar less on basically everything. Overall a must stopp if driving between PA and OH on the turnpike.

stopped by to check the place out. no time to eat. extraordinary selection. a little pricey but all in all excellent spot to try a wide variety of beer.the place isn’t easy to find but once discovered a delight.

Great place all around. Bar to the back is great, as is the growler station. Very good bottle selection with some nice import finds. Good stuff on the draft menu as well. Very friendly and helpful staff. Love the glassware case, too. Food is pretty good. Good prices. Great place.

Wonderful place, friendly people, wonderful service, outstanding selection of beers, meads, wines. Tasty menu to match. Great events to show case their selections.

i love this place, the only thing is that you really need to shop around and only buy the things you know you cant get anyplace else, because the prices are high. I know at least 2 other places where i can get a 750ml. bottle of Chimay grand reserve 2 dollars cheaper as one example. That said they have soo many things you cant get anyplace else in the area .

I have been coming here for nearly two years. And I have to say I love this place. I know the owner and managers, and all of them are great/knowledgeable (including the staff) people. The flat breads are great (though bit on the pricey side). The only thing that could make this place is adding more space because this place can get packed (though this place is by no means small).

Wow, what a great place. We went there this past Saturday, they had a wine tasting going on, entertainment, free cheese and crackers. But, what brings us to this place, is an excellent beer selection. Some hard to get brews, mostly the micros and imports that are expected, but again a nice a great selection. Two places for drafts, prices for drafts are high, but bottle prices are cheaper than any other place here in PA. A great wine selection as well. Good food, again, prices too high for this type of food. Plenty of parking, worth the trip from PA.

Unusual for a store that features wine and beer is that beer takes precedent. The first room features their room. The next room has retail beer for sale along the walls arraigned by country and brewer. It appears that most of what they have on the wall they also have in the fridges. For a fee of $1.50 you can take anything out of the fridge and drink it at the bar. The middle of the room has barstools and tables and there’s a bar at the far end that has about a dozen taps. The third room is an out and out bar with another dozen taps. They have both wait staff working the tables along with clerks offering assistance for their bottle shop. Service was pretty good. Voluminous selection that had a big numbers of local, California, and Belgian beers. The taps were fairly solid although there were a couple if duds. All in all it seems like a nice place and would rate among the best beer stores in Cleveland and Columbus.