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3433 North Rd #Unit 103, Burnaby, British Columbia, V3J 0A9, Canada
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Dec 18, 2022
This is why I stick to my usual liquor store who knows me on a first name basis. Did some grocery shopping close by and decided to stop by this location to buy liquor. The lady wouldn’t sell it to me and told me to go home and grab my ID when I told her I had forgot my wallet (was paying by Apple Pay). I’m closer to 50 than I am to 18. She’s lucky I needed it for a Christmas party and the liquor store near me was closed. What a waste of my gas.

Feb 2, 2023
Good selection tailored to the local community. It's well setup and positioned with lots of additional shopping near by. Parking limited, however it is right out front.

May 16, 2022
Good selection for a government store but it's a perfect reminder of why I prefer to shop at Private stores. Staff were mediocre with knowledge and they barely have any craft beer cold but all the big domestic brands fill the fridge with multiple facings of the same size. A lot of the craft 4 packs were really old releases as well

Dec 6, 2022
Lots of free parking. Easy access In And out. Large selection of products

Jul 26, 2022
Went inside just to help my mom with her shopping bags only to find myself stuck, had to walk half a store just to get to their other side of entrance doors where the check out is. Absolutely stupid concept of check out divider between entrance and exit doors. I couldn’t exit through entrance doors so I had to walk through the store just to exit. I get it it’s for anti-theft or whatever but I don’t see other liquor stores blocking the exit doors like this location so I found my experience irritating af.

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