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202 Tenth St, Kenora, Ontario, P0X 1C0, Canada
(807) 547-2898 www.lcbo.com
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Jul 30, 2022
What would the world look like if the Soviets won the cold war? Look no further than the the Ontario liquor distribution system! Convenient? Hell no! Fairly priced? (most expensive on earth!) Good selection? (you can choose from any of the 5 brands of 30 packs of beer from Molson!). If the OLCB ended tomorrow, we'd have thousands of unemployable, formerly overpaid jerks out of our lives and we'd all sing Kumbaya as we bought $10 24 packs at the gas station at 3am.

Sep 17, 2022
Great little LC. you can buy blackfly cooler flavors here that aren't available in Manitoba.

Jun 27, 2022
Staff was very helpful and polite. The store is rather small but they have a large selection of alcohol and also a fridge section with many different kinds of beer.

Mar 8, 2022
Special order pickup in Keewatin. Staff helpful and friendly. Would do that again, but wished all alcohol across Canada would be able to be purchased and received in the region where you live, not different from province to province.

Dec 18, 2021
Great selection but much smaller than the main location on park Street. They had what I needed, I looked on the LCBO website to check for stock first. Would be 5 stars of they had a bigger selection but the staff and everyone are great!

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