Had some time this afternoon to kill so I stopped in to peruse. Easily the largest selection I have seen in western Ny. Somewhere between Half Time and Premier Gourmet. I do have to say that selection on the Belgians where light but they had many US crafts I have not seen anywhere. Prices were ok, perhaps a bit on the high side.

Pretty ideal place to look for craft beer. It’s basically like a grocery store full of different craft, domestic, and international beers.

Nice place, like a grocery store but its full of beers, really good selection, lots of beers and a good place. Worth the stop if your in rochester

I miss their Brighton store. This store oddly smells like vomit every time I go. It is big and roomy, that’s a plus. But there is no one who is there to help and those that are never offer. The selection is much, much smaller than the Brighton store. I’m rather disappointed and am hoping to find a new store with more selection, not the same old stuff every time.

Ehh... comparing this to the now closed winton rd location is difficult. They have overall less selection here, but less eastern european lagers as well. Refrigerated section is larger. 10 or so rotating taps for growler fills. No Lambics. Best place in western NY, but that’s not saying much. Since I live here, it will have to do. If you are buying widely distributed craft beer, check Wegmans across the street, they have cheaper prices but a smaller selection.

Early saturday morning for over 2 hrs 4-28-12. Between driving 2 and half (took a full tank of gas) hours and paying four toll charges it, it was well worth the drive. A medium sized grocery store full of almost nothing but beer (and a creepy lifesized stuffed person on a bentch holding a bottle). One side is divided for all imported beers from other counties and the other mostly just has all the domestic beers (here in the states except the belgian selections). Sorted by country. There were many beers that were outdated and some "on sale" beers though. A solid diamond of a store for beer geeks. Prices are average.

Great beer spot. Ambience gets hit as it is a bit like walking into a Walmart to buy beer, but man they may have as many items as Walmart! Tons of beers from around the world, staff was helpful and present to help. Nothing bad to say about it.

They closed the Brighton location, so now I have to drive all the way here. It is a bigger and arguably better store than Brighton. Still the same problems about some old bottles and too much light. Not a cozy as Brighton, and sorry, but Henrietta kinda sucks.

Friendly staff, knowledge level varies. Growler fills here, but not a big or great selection. I preferred the setup at Winton but this is the store of the future. Decent German selection and American micros.

Even larger than the Winton location. Store nicely organized into imports and domestics. Within those areas it is further organized into country/states. Large cooler and homebrew supply area. They also have about 16 taps for growler fills. Shelves are well marked with single, sixer, and case prices for every beer. If you can’t find it here, it’s probably not available in NY.