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15 York St #Maple Leaf Square, Toronto, Ontario, M5J 0A3, Canada
(416) 594-3838 www.lcbo.com
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Jan 2, 2023
This lady won’t sell me the alcohol and said that I bought this for someone else even tho I don’t know what she talking about Hideous

Jan 21, 2023
The Worstest LCBO Never ever experienced. They cahsiers are too much rude and mean. I've been many LCBO stores in GTA, but this store is the meanest store ever. if you wanna buy just beer, go down at Longo's. However if you gotta buy other liquors out of necessity, just pray not to meet them or go to other LCBO stores near union station.

Sep 24, 2021
friendly staff, good selection of wines, hard liquors, and beers. well laid out and lit and free of clutter. employees were always positive and i feel like they were the only ones in that area that are welcoming and warm.

Sep 6, 2019
Convenient location with a great selection! Friendly helpful staff.

May 8, 2022
There are 2 cashier ladies that are always very rude to me (I assume because I look young even though I’m 25). When I come to them and say ‘hi’, they just look at me and the only thing they say is ‘ID’. One day I didn’t have it with me and one of the ladies just silently canceled my order, took the beer and started serving another costumer without any explanation. Every time I go there I just hope that I don’t meet any of them not to ruin my mood.

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