October 24, 2008
Hmm, not much going on here. A build your own section along the back wall with some local and regional brews and foreign stuff like Kirin Ichiban. Small wall of six pack and expensive beers of the world sampler packs. Unibroue, rogue and dogfish head seemed about the best they had to offer. Don’t go out of your way, at least for the beer. Foods from around the world may be more interesting, same goes for the wines. The best thing about this store is that Steve and Barry’s sits underneath it, cheap Wisconsin and other college apparel aplenty.

April 29, 2008
This is a fun store. Mostly a décor and such. But it has a nice wine and single beer area. And a nice selection for the smaller size of it. You will not find any employees who are really in the know. But it is worth checking out all the same.

January 9, 2008
I’m really not sure why this is on here. It’s a very nice store with cool multicultural-influenced furniture and foods. There was a decent selection of beer with a bunch available in make-your-own sixers, the New Glarus fruit beers, Rogue stuff, and some imports.. but nothing you can’t find in a decent area liquor store (and this store is more expensive). There WAS a decent selection of about 20 different sakes, and those appeard to be reasonably priced. I would never stop here for beer.

June 25, 2007
Nice selection and very good service. Very pricey which kind of points to the yuppie clientelle that they cater.

January 17, 2007
A bit overly trendy and over-priced. Poor selection in regards to beer with nothing that peaked my interest at all. Staff does make an attempt to help, but knowledge-wise it’s just not there. They do have some interesting kitchen items as this is another area of interest for myself and their selection does peak my interest, but prices are something the beware of.

June 14, 2005
Perhaps one of the more well known "make your own six pack” places; however, their selection isn’t very good - Sierra Nevada, Bells, New Holland, Anchor and Paulaner were most of what you’re dealing with. You can get those and more, for a better price, at Breeze-Thru in Milwaukee on Bluemound. Plus, the pricing at World Market isn’t very good. Bottles are priced individually and there’s no price break for building your six pack. They do have nice six-pack cartons, so grab one of those for the hell of it. They do sell a bunch of glassware for reasonable prices, and have a lot of wine, salsas and hot sauces from around the world. All in all, nice store, but not for beer.