Yaletown Liquor Store in Vancouver, BC

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Telephone:	+1 604-688-0064
Address:	1116 Hamilton St, Vancouver, BC, V6B 5P2 Downtown, Yaletown
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:	410 ft50023 460 ftYaletown-Roundhouse 990 ftPacific Bvld & Boathouse Mews
Categories:	Beer, Wine & Spirits

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Today	11:00 am – 11:00 pm Open now
Local time (Vancouver)	20:57 Friday, 13 June 2025

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Monday	11:00 am – 11:00 pm
Tuesday	11:00 am – 11:00 pm
Wednesday	11:00 am – 11:00 pm
Thursday	11:00 am – 11:00 pm
Friday	11:00 am – 11:00 pm
Saturday	11:00 am – 11:00 pm
Sunday	11:00 am – 11:00 pm

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8 reviews of Yaletown Liquor Store

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Shila B.

Place rating: 4
Vancouver, Canada

They are more $$$ than traditional liquor stores, however, they were the only ones that carried a specific brand when I Googled them. It was a friend’s B-day and they wanted a specific brand. Customer service was friendly, well organized store and decent hours.

Abir M.

Place rating: 4
Surrey, Canada

great location for when i’m staying in downtown. great beer selection, which is what i usually buy when i visit. close parking is sometimes hard to find but you can always walk. friendly staff.

John P.

Place rating: 2
Vancouver, Canada

Meh, at least for beer.
When you have to look around to carefully to spot something as «premium“as Kookanee or Molson*, you know you’re in the beer selection equivalent of a dollar store (not that the actual price was that low either). The top end was Heineken, pretty much.
Is it that we are all broke after paying for our pricey condos and Ferraris? Must be, because their beer selection is loooong on budget beers and low on premium or even normal beers. I mean, how many variations on Cariboo beer can you stock for example?
Come on guys, nothing wrong with carrying budget beers, but don’t stock half the store with them.
* neither of which I mind buying in the least bit, but I won’t go much below.

Stephanie S.

Place rating: 1
Vancouver, Canada

Called to check whether or not they had a product in stock and the woman who answered the phone was dismissive and rude. Not impressed.

Meana K.

Place rating: 4
Oakland, CA

Friendly, small, and conveniently open from 11 – 11 every day. Even Sunday when BC Liquors is closed.
I find the prices to be better than Liberty Wines or other such merchants around the city, but I agree with Gary M that pricing isn’t always available and I’ve managed to spend $ 17 on a six pack of beer as well. And although I am always cold when I go into the beer cooler room, the beer isn’t really that cold.
Another issue I’ve found is that they don’t consistently stock the same wines — so when I return to get something I’ve gotten before, chances are it’s not there. There’s a very small selection, but at least a decent range in prices. Plenty of wine options under $ 20.
There are some liquor options behind the register, also.
The staff are always friendly, although I don’t think they’re experts by any means. Still — a conveniently located and open every day store is good enough for me to come in here often.
Extra star simply for the hours.

Gary M.

Place rating: 2
Honolulu, HI

When it’s summer I like beer. Ice COLD BEER! It just seems to always happen when it’s around 7PM on a Sunday evening when only «premium» (implied tone — expensive) private liquor stores are open.
Don’ get me wrong. I don’t mind shilling an extra buck fifty for some cold brews but… $ 17.64 for six «kind of» cold lucky Buddha beers seems a tad pricey —
Tsk Tsk Tsk next time I check the price b4 I buy: but at this store it’s hard to do ‘cos the pricing is placed ceiling high and you have to cross reference what it is you are buying. «Is that a 4 pack, six pack bottles or cans, bud light or Brooklyn Lager– damn where’s the Lucky Buddha beer on the list or is it Lucky beer»?
If you’re like me you just pick up what you want and you go. I wasn’t expecting to pay an arm or a leg to get my beer fix.
So next time I will be more careful. You should too.
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Edward L.

Place rating: 2
Vancouver, Canada

Came by to grab some booze.
Parking obviously sucks, as it’s Yaletown. All the spots are taken by Maseratis and Ferraris around here.
Prices are hiked up, as you’d expect with any aftermarket CB&W store. It is super-cramped inside. I don’t blame them (the rest of the space is taken by the brew pub), but their selection is also pretty tiny.
If you’re desperate for a fix and don’t have an alternative, you can always come here. Otherwise there’s a BC Liquor Store a couple of blocks away on Pacific Boulevard.

Mercedes G.

Place rating: 3
Vancouver, Canada

Yaletown Liquor Store is a part of the Mark James Group, which happens to own the Yaletown Brewing Company, just behind the shop and also a great place for a brew or two. If you want to take that booze home with you, I recommend you buy it from the liquor store and NOT the Brewing Company!
This private liquor store is tiny but still manages to carry a decent selection of wine, beer and spirits for your libations needs. Expect the prices to be above average.