Binny’s Beverage Depot

Stopped in for something specific, with a blurry picture of a bottle and no name of what I was looking for… A pretty tall order. Anyhow, greeted at the door by Jack who asked if I needed help. I showed him the blurry picture, thinking he would help me look around to see what it was… But Jack didn’t have to. He immediately knew what the product was, and knew it wasn’t on the shelf. He checked in back to see if they had any, which they didn’t, but he let me know which days to call to see if they had it, and gave me a business card. Great service here, and they know their stuff!

I love this Binny’s because everyone goes the extra Mile to say hi and help you in any way possible. Great deals on alcohol too

Great place and awesome selection of drinks Wine, Beers, Spirits. Really overwhelmed with the selection of beer. An might I say the costumer service was great everyone I had spoken to was real nice and very knowledgeable with everything even had a mild conversation with the cashier. All and all great place I will be returning.

Really nice staff. Was asked several times if I needed assistance. Was looking for not your dad’s rootbeer but the guy told me they had sold out. He said they had another brand but it wasn’t as good and recommended another binnys. Nice to hear some honesty.

Can’t see us coming back here.
My wife fell in love with a White Zinfandel, Canyon Road. Admittedly inexpensive, but she likes it.
We called right before Thanksgiving to see if they had it. After being on hold some time while they checked, we were told they discontinued carrying it however could order it for us but we had to pay ahead. My wife does not like doing that over phone, so we went in about a week later to do it.
Now the problem starts. Getting someone to wait on us was next to impossible. They only have one computer to use between 3 associate in the wine area so they have to wait to get access.
The first person we asked said it was discontinued. We knew that and had told them that when they started looking. They said there was no way to order it. We told them what we were told, they said no one here said that and walked away. REALLY? We just drove 20 some miles for nothing?
After leaving I called and talked to the manager, who said he was sorry and asked if we could give him a day or two to see what he could do. Good to his word, he called us back on Monday and said he could get it but we would have to come in and pay. I reminded him we had done that once and been burned. He agreed to order it and call us when it came in. We said we would try to stop by if in the area in next day or two and were told not to worry about it till it came in.
That was one week after thanks giving. We are now 1 week into the new year and now not getting call backs.
You got 4 stars for selection, lost 2 for service.

Great selection of beer and wine. But let me relate an experience I had. Me (age 50+) and my older sister stopped in to purchase a 6 pack of IPA and a bottle of wine on a Sunday afternoon. Got to the checkout and the cashier asked to see IDs. Seriously? Haha… okay, thanks for the compliment, I obliged and showed my license. He then asked to see my older sister’s ID. She laughed and said unfortunately she didn’t have one with her.
He said, «I’m sorry, I can’t sell it without both of you having ID». No sale.
It was a crazy, surreal experience. I can understand being vigilant about protecting your liquor license, but this seemed over the top,

Sales scam! I went in there for their big sale on the Cuervo strawberry margarita 1.75 bottle. It was a great sale, except they were out! 12:00 in the afternoon and they are out, on a Saturday! They have mountains of vodka but they feature a product on sale, on a shelf, that holds 6 bottles??? Come on… They said I could buy some tequila and some strawberry mix, at over twice the cost. This happened to me, at this store, on Octoberfest beer. They ran out of the 12 pack and they wouldn’t honor the price if you bought ²⁄₆ packs. I’m done with Binnys. I’ll just go to Lundeens or SavWay.

I am a big fan of Binny’s, and this one is a particularly good location. It’s always well stocked with a wide variety of wines, spirits and beers. Wines are sorted by region, which I appreciate, and Binny’s usually places tags with tasting notes on any bottles that have been rated particularly well by Wine Spectator. The staff at the wine desk are very knowledgeable as well. I have twice gone to Binny’s looking for a particular kind of red wine (say, for example, a Napa cab with high alcohol but low tannins), and the staff has been able to point me to the perfect wine each time.
Binny’s also has very reasonable prices, and those who have a Binny’s card can usually save money on their purchases. If you spend over $ 500 in wine purchases (over time), you receive a 2% rebate as well.
I think what really sets this Binny’s apart from others is the friendliness of the staff. The people who work at this location are genuinely helpful, polite and pleasant. If you’re in the market for some booze, this Binny’s really is the place to go.

This place is like an awesome candy store for adults. Row upon row of wine, beer, and all the hard liquor you could imagine. Plus some tempting mixers and yummy snack and garnish options.
On top of that, the staff I encountered told me more about regional breweries than I ever thought I wanted to know. Nice IPA recommendations from a few different people there.
Beware of the fancy and colorful airplane bottles up front by the register — it’s an impulse buyer’s paradise (in a good way.)

I love to stop in here around once every two months and snoop around. My youngest son loves the beer selection on the first aisle. I’m into the Scotch aisle and occasionally the wine selection areas. I even found some Apple Korn we used to drink in Germany so many years ago. My problem here is that I can occasionally spend more than what I should be spending.
I attend the Chicago Highland Festival each year and go into the Whiskey Live tent. I usually find a couple of Whiskeys that I’ve not had before and like. I’ve stopped into Binny’s afterward and they have had them on their shelf.

How can I complain about Binny’s? Great service, great selection. And honestly I love how this location is so much mellower then the city locations.

Great store with a huge selection.
I had an out of state license, and they werent really believing it was real, which was a little frustrating, but beyond that, Im a fan ! :)

Beer is good, beer is good… And stuff!
Biiny’s is THE place to go for the beginning of any night that results in your liver working overtime! Their selection is unbelievable, quality unsurpassable and the employees more know than you about everything. Ever. (Booze related of course.)
The only complaint I could muster up is that their prices aren’t the greatest, if you are feeling motivated you can find a better price at Jewel, Dominicks or the local liquor store. But, let’s be honest, their selection is lacking compared to Binny’s and the overall awe-​inspiring experience that is Binny’s is worth the extra dollar or 2. And you can sign up for their Binny’s card and e-​mail alerts that they have specials listed all the time for.

Binny’s has a great selection of wines and beer– both domestic and imported, and knowledgeable staff to help you find something you are looking for. Always very friendly. If you need a special wine for a specific meal or occasion, ask for Aline and she will help you pick one out.

A Booze lovers paradise! They have everything. I do miss their little section of overpriced gourmet foods & they used to have The Latest Crave’s toffee for sale at the check out. But what they lack in food the make-​up in the largest selections of wines, beers, liquors an the like! If your buying a gift and don’t know their poison, they have gift cards at the register.

Any time I need a specific wine to pair with the dinner I’m cooking for company I know right away Im going to find it at Binnys, any time my husband and I want to get drunk with the neighbors before heading on a golf outing, I know Binny’s is going to get us booming those clubs. It truly is like a warehouse of liquor, all housed in a delicate wooden racked littler store!
This place has THE biggest and most fabulous collection of wines, beer, and straight up booze, for us lovers! It’s also a treat that they have little stations through out the store to help you get your swerve on as you’re navigating the happy aisles! Everyone has always been super friendly and really informative when Ive been there as well.
My college aged daughter and her friends always goes to Binny’s as well, if Binnys is hip with the kids, then you know its darn sure hip!

Best liquor store in the area, hands down. The staff are all friendly and if not knowledgeable themselves, able to steer you in the direction of the right person.
In addition to a large selection of booze, they also have a little deli case that has some first rate cheeses: Brie, 10 yr cheddar, Chevre, etc. all perfect for my friend and my wine and cheese night. They usually have samples of some treat and offer plenty of samples of whatever you may be interested in, minus any attitude you may get when sampling elsewhere.
The wine selection is amaaazing. After a stop @ St. Julian’s Winery in MI I was obsessed with Blue Heron and lo and behold. Binny’s has it. But what don’t they have? They also have nasty Rock & Rye that my dad had me start drinking when I was sick. Ew, it’s terrible but if you’re desperate to clear up a cold, give it a try (you have to drink it warm out of a brandy snifter, this stuff STINKS).
However, the parking is ample, the staff is friendly, and the prices are competitive. It’s annoying to go to a liquor store only to have them not carry something and have to make another stop. Here, there are choices galore and plenty of mixers, cordials, and garnishes to boot. The wine chiller is also dope, I love being able to have anything cold as opposed to most stores where a limited selection is chilled. Their hours could be more extensive but overall, this is my go to spot for stocking up for a party or really any time I’m buying more than a bottle of wine or vodka.

I honestly love this place. A cornucopia of sinful delights. So many names and brands I’ve never dreamed of. Doesn’t get much better

Okay, it just opened, so cut them some slack.
I will say that just as the Geneva Sav-​Way starts to cut back on the beer selection («It’s not selling!»), Binny’s comes in and b***h-slaps them with 5x the amount of beer. God, it could take all winter just to taste all the Belgian Ales!
Add to that an improving gourmet section. See Jeff, the cheese-​sommelier for some great cheeses tastings and let him pair your Zin with a killer Brie, or your porter with a monster Gouda. You’ll recognize Jeff — he has a distinct resemblance to the late Vince Schiavelli (the subway ghost in «Ghost») only with a goatee.
Wine selection is tremendous, and the cordial selection is equal to the beer selection.
The humidor is the weak spot, with seemingly little organization and almost no assistance available in terms of ratings, etc. Thank God I know what I want!
But if you live in this area — support this place. It’s hidden behind Brown’s chicken where Frank’s nursery used to be on Roosevelt just east of Randall… See you there!