Bo Brooks Lighthouse Liquors

5 stars because they have a great selection of beer, wines and liquor and a deli.
Growlers to go with various craft beers. Decent selection of bourbons and whisky. They are open on Sunday and close later in the evening. The deli is excellent made to order sandwiches for a quick bite.
Prices are average for the area.
They should offer a rewards program like Canton Crossing Wine and Spirits.

What an awesome store! Alex gave us samples of beers and some bourbon, and we stayed and had a draft beer. I had no idea this place was here, and it might be my favorite liquor store in the area!

Just when you thought Baltimore was barren of all boozeries with ample selections of both wine, liquor, AND craft brews: enter Bo Brooks Lighthouse. Not only do they have a terrific selection of microbrews, but their shelves are also stocked with a nice variety of wines from all walks: Californian Pinot Noirs for a peppery kick, earthy Argentinean Malbecs, crisp Sauvignon Blancs, and fruit-​forward Viogniers. The best part about Lighthouse is that they don’t just have a large quantity of options: they really focus on quality when it comes to their breweries and vintners. You can find a tasty choice on just about any budget, and their friendly staff can help you narrow it down with knowledgeable insight. Not quite sold? They’re open on Sundays. There ya go.

No other spot comes close to their selection. You can even grab a pint of any rare draft to sip on while you search their insane selection.

This place has a good selection. They are close to the BMC Marina so it is convenient if you are heading there. Also, they are one of the few places open on Sunday’s. The liquor store is the only redeeming quality of Bo Brooks because the restaurant is a train wreck.

It’s nice to have a good liquor store in the neighborhood that’s open on Sundays. The couple times that I’ve gone here so far the selection has been very good, the prices were decent and the staff was friendly.

This place is really nicely set up. Beer is by country; there’s a tasting station and the service is top notch. The place is clean, well kept and organized. It seems a little more per six pack due to the Canton upcharge but it wasn’t unreasonable at all and there seemed to be wine in every price point.

+1,000,000 for being open on Sunday.
+100,000 for having the German non-​alcoholic beer my dad’s drinking these days
+10,000 for being neat and clean inside
+1,000 for selling cold $ 1 beers at the counter and «flu» shots of Fireball because it made me laugh
+100 for parking (should be more, but I know you see what I’m doing here…)
+10 for friendly staff
0 on prices. I would like to see some cheaper wines. But I also didn’t look super close, so maybe they’re in there, and I just missed them, but a couple of low priced wines in an easy to spot location would have increased my total purchase by like $ 20 probably.

All the employees here are super friendly and helpful. They can really help you find a beer that you’ll like and more importantly they want to help you. They respect beer here and describe their selections similar to how you’d describe a fine bottle of wine. Their extensive beer selection doesn’t hurt either.
I ended up with a 6 pack of Sam cuz I was longing for something familiar but I will definitely be back. They also have beer on tap if you wish to purchase a growler (they’ll give you free samples too so you know what you’re getting in to).
Didn’t get a close look at the wine section but if it’s anything like the beer selection it’s awesome.
If you love trying different types of beer, definitely check this place out.
This place has reserved parking spots too so parking is easy.

Updated rating… Lighthouse has only gotten better since I moved into the city about a year ago. The number of craft beer cooler cases had doubled, and they now have a growler filling station where they have a very strong rotation of selections, both hard-​to-​find and local. Staff is always friendly and helpful, and there are discounts for quantity purchases. As a craft beer fanatic, this is my sort o’ place!

This place is awesome, period.
Lighthouse Liquors is absolutely STOCKED with a ton of awesome beer, to a degree that you rarely see in virtually any major city. If there’s a beer you’re looking for, there’s a huge chance they’re gonna have it — it’s just freaking awesome. I’ve never seen such a varied and extensive collection of stouts before.
That being said, to be fair, the clientele is still pulled from Baltimore — you see a lot of people buying Miller Light or some nonsense like that. Can’t fix taste, I guess.

Looks generic on the outside, but once you walk in, the layout and inventory definitely make for a hipster alcoholic’s haven. Neutral earth tones and nice background tunes as you browse. They don’t have everything you might be looking for, but they have a solid selection on hand and make good use of the space they’ve got. The friendly staff will offer to special order for you. Pricing of most things are on par with DC.

I love this liquor store! I am a craft beer nerd and love to see all the variety of rare crafts from Belgain quads, to some hard-​to-​find sour ales! My parents live close to this liquor store, so every time I visit Baltimore, I always stop in here to get my hands on some craft bottles. Last month, I picked up some 10% Dogfishead bottles. This weekend, I scored a bottle of The Buery Tart of Darkness. They have lots of nice cans too, if you’re walking down to the marina to go boating. Lots of Stillwater, 21^st Amendment, and others. Also, buy a case and get 10% off! The people working here are awesome too. Always so friendly and willing to help you out! Best beer store in Canton, IMO. Oh, I think they have a cheese slicer stand too, to pair with your wine. although I never visit that side of the store!

Fantastic selection of craft beers! They have DC Brau! They have Stillwater! I usually go into DC to buy DC Brau and then bring it back on the Marc train (not weird at all to travel on the train with a big brown paper bag full of beer…). So excited to find DC Brau in Baltimore!
They were also pretty helpful in providing beer recommendations — although the person providing the recs was a bit awkward, but endearingly so. It’s a bit pricier compared to some other stores (their bargain wines and some of their liquors), so I’d recommend this place only for the things that are harder to find: craft beers that you can only find at this store, in which case there isn’t a comparison price point. For the other stuff, like the cheaper wines, I’d say, go to a different liquor store.

I’m not a HUGE fan of this place, but they are close to home and open on Sundays. They do have a good deli/​sandwich counter, too. using Boar’s Head meats and cheeses — some of the best!
The liquor is a bit overpriced, especially when a particular item catches on (ahem, Rumchata, Licor 43). Definitely check your total at the register and if you are in doubt, ask for the receipt (they will usually ask if you want it).
Great craft beer selection — our beer-​savvy friends are always impressed. The wine that is typically bought for $ 12.99 is more like a $ 8.99 or $ 9.99 elsewhere… but this is Canton. of course.

I stopped in a while ago to purchase some items I had a groupon for. It happened to be after they had a wine tasting. The staff was very helpful as I know nothing about wine. They offered to let me try some of the wines they sampled earlier.
I thought the setup was nice and the selection was overwhelming for someone who doesn’t drink much. Again I have to say the staff was wonderful :)

The fact that they still have yet to correct the issue is a bit perplexing especially considering the manager sent me a nice apologetic email after my first review and offered to buy me a 6-​pack the next time I was in. I politely declined and explained that I was not looking for anything for free, but rather to be charged the price posted, which rarely takes place.
Since my initial post, I have been charged the wrong price 3 times, including last night. The funny part is they always have some sort of «reason» for why it occurs. If I was as creative as some of the other Unilocal posters, I would have kept track of the exact errors and all of their «reasons» because it would have made for good comedy! About a month ago I bought a 12-​pack of craft beers and when it rang up $ 5 more than the price posted, first they said it was because of tax and then when I told them that was not possible they said they would do me a favor and reimburse me the $ 5 even though the price in the register is correct… geez thanks! Last night I bought two liquors one priced $ 20.99 and the other $ 27.99, yet they rang up $ 20.99 and $ 32.99. Their explanation was that they carry a more expensive version and the system must have been confused.
It’s a shame because some of the workers there are very nice people, but if you’re not able to correct such a simple problem a year later, at that point I will certainly question management and whether it is truly unintentional!

Bo Brooks is a great option for city liquor store. Let’s face it, you can find a liquor store on every corner in the city… so why would I write a review for this one above all others?
1) Beer selection is amazing for their size. This place is basically the size of a 7 – 11 convenience store (which is also conveniently located next door) but I have been able to find every craft beer on my list plus a few new ones to try.
2) They’re open Sundays, until 9 pm! If you’re a last-​minute shopper for Sunday football like me then this is perfect for you.
3) No outrageous mark-​up in prices.
4) Parking!!!
If that’s not enough for you then you are far too picky for city life.
Cheers and enjoy.

Bo Brooks is a great, medium-​sized shop for beer/​wine/​liquor. They’re also open on Sundays which is a huge plus. Hopefully all the creepers who hung out at the recently closed Sunday liquor place in Fells don’t discover this one!
Seriously though, Bo Brooks has a great selection given the size of the space, and it’s a very clean and opening environment. There’s also a deli department that I haven’t sampled from yet, but looks promising nonetheless.
Hopefully Unilocal will do the necessary tweaks for this listing though because as of the time of this posting, you’re prompted to answer questions for a restaurant, and there’s a review currently posted that is clearly meant for the Bo Brooks restaurant. These are two separate places, but the system seems confused by that.

In the Baltimore area there is a lot of liquor stores and really little to no craft brew option’s. Bo Brooks Lighthouse Liquors does this better than most people, offering an array of microbrew’s for sale. With precooled bottles and four/​six packs and a decent amount of bomber’s that I’ve seen on the east side of the city. (they are also not just heavy sea’s, but Belgian and German offerings with a mixed array of American craft brewers)
Also let’s not forget about the wine, they have box’s and box’s of mildly inexpensive popular wine’s and a fewer higher quality wineries. Also a extensive wall of liquors.
There is also a sandwich shop located just inside with average priced sandwiches.
ALSO they are open on Sunday’s after 5, so if you run out of merlot you can buy a bottle without driving to 10 places to see if their even open.