LCBO

For me, one of the best units in the LCBO.

The building is extremely beautiful, with a great parking structure to serve customers.

The store has an incredible variety of wines and whiskey, as well as great labels of spirits, cocktails and beers. Service is great and very friendly.

The store is close to the subway station and has access to buses.

Builded initially as a rail station serving what was back then the north side of the city, this location is operated by one of the largest LCBO. It has a very extensive wine collection, including vintage brands. They organize tasting as they have a designated wing for it. Visiting this location is an experience in itself. Plus if you are looking for something in particular you would probably find it here.

This LCBO in Toronto stands out as the finest, cleanest, brightest, and largest among them all, making it a pleasant store but not necessarily an exceptional one. Both customer service and management are on par, lacking a bit. However, the positive aspect is that the store's ample size provides a spacious environment for browsing the many items offered.

This is by far the best LCBO in the city. I believe it may be a flagship store hence its incredible size and stock. They often have sampling and workshops onsite. You likely can find whatever you are looking for at this location. When products come with freebies, they are often well stocked, so this is where you should go if you are looking for something hard to find!

Best LCBO for both supply and selection. Huge location, and from what I understand, it's the largest single liquor store in Canada, which seems to track. There is a massive selection of wines, and although the main spirits is about the same as most LCBOs (tequila, vodka, gin, rum, whiskey, brandy), they do tend to have supplies of specific brands that are hard to find in other locations. They also have a larger bourbon and scotch selection than most locations, including many premium items.

The parking is excellent, as long as you don't come at an overly busy time, and the layout of the store is fantastic for browsing and shopping around without bumping into people everywhere.

The staff are particularly helpful, and more than willing to give you extra information about products if you ask.

This is a location I love to stop in to when I'm passing through Toronto, as they tend to have all the speciality things I want that I have a hard time finding elsewhere.

Stunning LCBO location in Toronto, went in March 2021. Spent majority of the time at the spirits section, but the vintages section was also great to look around. Much greater selection than your local LCBO, and have many brands/variants that you usually wouldn't be able to find. Worth the journey if you're looking for specific items. The tasting section was currently closed (no surprise), so may be back to try that!

A beautifully merchandised store with an amazing section of everything: beer, craft beer, scotch, champagne, vintages selections and more.

There is even a special room that hosts events. Ample free parking too.

Staff are both helpful and knowledgeable. In an historic train station too.

The best in Toronto.
Great selection of vintage wines and all sorts of alcoholics deliciousness.

They also have a tasting room, event room, craft beer section where you can get a fresh jog.

In the historic building, just always is a pleasure to visit.

As a flagship store this Summerhill LCBO location has a huge variety of sprits and vintages you may be looking for. if you are looking for something specific or very rare odds are they have it or will get it for you. The store is well organized and laid out. The staff are helpful and friendly. Will definitely return for my unique spirits gift needs

This is 1 of the best LCBOs in Ont with mini- rooms for each alc type. Beer vs tequila vs liquers etc. Also great cold room with seltzer, ciders, beers etc incl lots of locally-made small batch products.

probably the best selection of liquors (yellow chartreuse for instance!), craft beer and vintages (very french and italian focused, wished there was more new world offerings). they even have a tasting bar where you can sample higher end boozes before committing to a purchase.

Brilliance! This definitely needs to be included in list of tourist spots :)
Took my parents who had come to Toronto for few weeks, and they were amazed at the collection this LCBO has to offer.
They have a huge collection of wines at all price points and an impressive collection of beer with a dedicated section for craft beer.
Do visit if you're in the neighborhood.

One of the biggest LCBO locations. Here has the most collections and wine that you can’t find from other locations they might have here!

This is by far my favourite LCBO (second fav is on Avenue). It’s a massive place with an insane amount of bottles and other drinks! Some LCBOs will have a shelf for a given category, and this one will have a while section! It also has a dedicated craft beer area and tastings bar right under he clock tower.

One of the best LCBO locations, using old Toronto railroad station as place for the store. Has different special attraction zones inside, huge vintage collection.

Great store. Comparing to Bayview Village there is an added craft beer growler section and old railway station decor elements. Can be inconvenient for many to get here as there is gridlock traffic pretty much all the time.

Huge vintages selection, amazing scotch whiskey and bourbon selection. Craft beers you don't get at most places

Gorgeous store. Big selection of wine, liquor, beer, etc...,this store used to be a train station so when you come in, you feel that nostalgic feeling.

The largest LCBO in Toronto. It used to be a train station. It looks amazing and the selection of alcohol will blow your mind. Make sure to have enough time to explore the entire store.

This is definitely the best liquor store in the country.

It is absolutely gorgeous given it is a renovated train station, and the selection is amazing.

They have some absurdly priced, rare bottles and a tasting area.