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The Beer Store

The Beer Store

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3561 Lawrence Ave E, Toronto, Ontario, M1H 1B2, Canada
(416) 431-1861 www.thebeerstore.ca
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Sep 12, 2020
They have a really good beer selection, including Dark DAB German beer! A richer store than the one from Morningside Crossing. But during the Covid Times on weekends, the store is relatively busy around noon, and I had to stay in a line-up (did not mind at all). Staff is friendly, kind, fast and effective! ♥

Jul 21, 2021
There was a magnificent experience there because they have lots of different varities in various size and quantity. Today, I found some new beers because I am a experiment person so every time I bought new beers. The staff was also very friendly with every single individual.

Aug 13, 2021
The line-up to go inside the store moves fast and there is a staff that greets you at the door. Has a pretty good selection of imported beer. Staff are friendly and efficient.

Nov 11, 2022
Friendly staff great selection

May 4, 2020
My father and I had gone to this location to purchase beer for his restaurant today. The shop is set to close at 6 pm and we arrived at 5:50 pm. There were no more than five people waiting in line to get into the store. When my father had lined up to make his purchase at 5:50 pm he was told by the employee that he would not be allowed into the shop as the shop closes at 6 pm. When my father explained that there was ten minutes left and there weren't a lot of people waiting to get into the shop. The employee replied " if you really need beer then you can go to a metro to get your items". The employee was rude and unprofessional. Terrible customer service. Note to other customers: if the beer store states that they close at 6 pm, make sure to arrive a half hour before closing because apparently you're not allowed in to the shop ten minutes before closing.

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Mon:10 am - 9 pm
Tue:10 am - 9 pm
Wed:10 am - 9 pm
Thu:10 am - 9 pm
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