Nice, smallish wine store with a very central location. Quite a few beers at the rear and a homey atmosphere thanks to the overkill presence of three employees in the minuscule space when we were there. More interestingly, among the beer selection, there were probably a solid dozen of rarer ones - like Trois Dames from Switzerland - that I had not seen at neither Firefly nor Brewery Creek a few days before. In other words, it’s a great complement to the other stores in town, but if you’re only oing to visit one store in Vancouver, this will not be the most satisfying of the lot.

More of a wine shop, but some good craft bewer selection. Just hope you don’t have claustrophobia. Place is small and packed full of product.

This is the first beer shop that I stumbled into when I moved into the city. Even though it is quite crowded with misc. boxes after talking to the store manager I came to understand that it is that way do to the fact to get spec beers in B.C. is a bit of a nightmare and he has to order a large amount and has know where to store them.

Tiny store with a fair number of beer. The location is good, but its not cheap. If you’re downtown it’s a good spot though.

Viti have a decent selection of beer for what is quite a small store, plus it has the added bonus of being downtown. The staff there are mostly beer geeks and so I usually have a good beer chat every time I visit. They have a decent selection of Belgian, USA and Canadian craft brews. I’ve even seen some good Mikkeller and Nøgne Ø brews there, plus the occasional few bottles of Westvleteren.

Although the choice is limited compared to Brewery Creek, Firefly and others, this one is so central and doesn’t require a drive; a lot of good beers, sometimes even a couple that I haven’t seen elsewhere.

Small and not that spacious store. Lots of wine boxes on the aisles makes browsing uneasy. OK selection but rather high prices.

Great selection of craft beer, nice layout, but the prices are ridiculous - and the selection is superseded by Firefly, Brewery Creek and 16th St. (West Van). Sometimes they special order beers in that aren’t available anywhere else, especially beers from Dieu du Ciel and Charlevoix. Unless you’re after these specialties, there isn’t really a reason to come here unless you can’t make it to the other superior locations. The service is mostly good, except for one dickhead who gives me attitude about my CAMRA membership discount - don’t offer it if you have a problem with it!

They recently re-arranged their store layout and it is much roomier now. Their service is always superb; they really know their beers.

A decent selection of craft beers; however, the majority of the selection is from the United States. Less than 10 Canadian beers were available as of January 2010. Really should do more to support British Columbia’s craft brewery industry. Shop carries mostly wine; the beer is in one corner of the shop, and the beer corner often becomes crowded with people, making browing and selection slightly uncomfortable.