Malloys Finest Wine and Spirits

Very good customer service here from the moment you walk in the door. I was escorted around the store and shown choices for the different types I was interested in. This experience is not possible across the street at Binny’s. Malloys was a dollar more on one item but it was worth the extra attention I got at the store.

I used to drive all the way out to Binny’s on Ogden, before I learned this place is right by me! It has nearly the same selection of booz (and in some cases, even more selection!) and the prices are often a buck or two less. This particular location feels a bit dismal — it’s tucked onto a weird dark corner of ogden near Naper, the building itself seems a bit grungy, and despite many rows of bottled enjoyment, the space is emptyish and weirdly laid out. The staff are nice enough, but definitely don’t do the whole above-​and-​beyond that Binny’s staff seems well trained to do.
I’m glad I found a place close to home to stop and pick up the occasional bottle of wine or fun flavored vodka, but I wouldn’t go out of my way to visit if it weren’t convenient.

Meh. This place seems to always have dirty floors. Aside from that, the people who work here are beyond nice and helpful. If you dig deep, there are some hidden beer gems. This is not my first stop for booze, but certainly not my last. I’d give it a go. I can’t speak for their wine or booze selection, since I pretty much only buy beer.

great neighborhood liquor store… super friendly service… wide selection… tastings…craft beer… loyalty program… the only place I will go for booze in Naperville.
and yes, the interior is kind of dated… but really? who cares.

Great store! It’s fairly small, so obviously it won’t have the larger selections of a megastore, but the wines are of good quality. Bruce the Wine Director is friendly, very helpful, and very knowledgeable.

Fairly good selection of higher end wines. I stuck to the periphery of the store to look at less popular varietals and wines sorted by country, and I noticed that most wines were at least $ 10 a bottle, making me believe the «fine» in the store’s name. I did see a value wine section, but I generally stay away from Franzia and jug wines.
The selection wasn’t as large as Binny’s but still quite good. A few spirits and a decent beer selection as well. Disappointed there was no Harpoon, but I guess I’m just not in Boston anymore.

Once in a great while (or perhaps even once in a blue moon… get it?) I’ll stop in here and pick up some craft beer. They’ve got a good selection considering the size of the place, and the folks are always well versed in the beer selection that they’ve got. If I lived in the area I’d hit this up quite a bit. They don’t have the Binny’s selection, but there is always something good and I can get in and out of here in 5 minutes. Try that at the other guy’s!

Good beer selection and keg prices. Much less overwhelming than Binny’s can be for a beer rookie.
One of the managers here, Jose, is super helpful and an asset to Malloy’s.

When it’s your best friend’s birthday, it’s only natural that you find yourself at 3 different liquor stores in one week.
On this occasion I was in for a very particular + peculiar item, called Swedish Fish Vodka. It smells and tastes *exactly* like Swedish fish, of which I’ve never been a huge fan of, but I don’t mind the vodka so much. Probably has something to do with being able to get the flavor and still keep all my teeth in my gums.
This location is A-​okay. I have to be honest that I didn’t really shop around too much, but I will say that the digs at the Lisle/​Maple Ave location are WAY swankier and seems to have a much better lay-​out. Also, this one could use a good power wash on the floors. Their prices did seem pretty good though, or at least cheaper than the Binny’s price on the item I bought.
People seemed friendly and I pulled right in to the best parking space in the lot– score!

Nice small neighborhood liquor store. Sure there are other stores that have a larger selection but they have a decent craft beer section. If they don’t have what you want they will order it for you. They also have a small beer tasting every Saturday and Colin is very knowledgeable about beer. Decent prices.

This place is neighborhood liquor store I remember going to with my parents. The people are very friendly and if they don’t have something you like They will order it for you. They often have Wine Tastings too.
Binny’s is to big for me. Keep it simple and go here first.

I like this Malloys quite a bit.
Beer selection is pretty good as is their pricing.
If you’re a fan of Bells their pricing can’t be beat, only downside is they often run out since I’m sure its no secret to beer fans.
Could use a better set up and management in the beer but overall I like the place.
I DO NOT however like the wine manager.
He’s is rude and condescending. Every other staff member has been very friendly and helpful.

Went in to see if they any Sierra Nevada Celebration left. The cashier said that they just ran out & was nice enough to walk over to the beer section just to be certain. For a place that had wine take up a majority of the store, I was still impressed with the beer selection (even with the building that’s smaller than the Naperville Binny’s) Practically everything on the shelf was $ 1 – 2 cheaper compared to Binny’s. Colin, the beer manager, is very knowledgeable about beer in general and has free beer tastings on Saturdays.
I must agree with the other reviews that the older guy (might be the wine guy but thought he was in charge of the store) could be nicer. That same guy saw me in there buying a good amount of beer a couple of times but never greets me even though I’ll say hello to him first. I prefer it here than Binny’s.

More liquor and beer-​centric than the Lisle store, which seemed to have a bigger wine focus. The guy who approached me to ask if I had any questions as I browsed was friendly and fairly knowledgeable. Prices were okay from what I saw. I picked up some Calvados (they had several to choose from) for a recipe and had a coupon from the local mailer to use; good deal!
If Binny’s is comparable to a chain supermarket, Malloy’s is like a well-​stocked local grocery store. Conveniently located (on Ogden near the Super H Mart) and and well appointed.