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87 Front St E, Toronto, Ontario, M5B 1B8, Canada
(416) 368-0521 www.lcbo.com
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Jan 20, 2023
Got kicked out of the store for having a scooter right after being told how they let people leave their scooters at the front of the store while they shop. I felt the reaction was extreme and think the manager‘s low-key racist. Go down the street to the better LCBO at front and Sherbourne past No Frills especially if you are a person of colour. This LCBO clearly doesn’t respect you or your money

Feb 22, 2023
Best wine collections from around the world but kindly add more Portuguese wines. They were only handful. Portugal has an amazing selection of wines.

Mar 4, 2020
This branch specifically is pretty big , which allow them to have a huge variety of any kind of liquors , wines, brandies and a large etcetera. They also have a Vintage Wine's area is amazing what you can find there . The guys at the store are very friendly and may help you a lot .. !! Let's make a toast ... !! I posted some pictures which may give you an idea what they have but there's much more to see ... !! Enjoy people!!

Dec 7, 2022
They have a wide selection of alcoholic beverages. They always have my fav beer!

Jul 1, 2018
This store is deceiving - because while it has a small fontage, it's quite deep and large. I love that this store highlights our local Ontario wines right up front. This location also has a Vintages section, and you can pick up cold beer and alcohol coolers here as well. It's well merchandised and the service is friendly.

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