“ Great local beer shop with a massive selection of beers, ciders, and various other canned alcoholic drinks. A little awkwardly placed but worth a trip if you have any hard to find drinks. I was also able to call ahead and ask about a specific drink I was trying to find and they knew right away that they had it in store. They were also able to direct me straight to what I was looking for. Definitely a fun place to stop by and explore! ”

“ Helpful service and great beer! Thanks for showing us all the selections, Brian! Can't recommend enough if you need beer or other boozy goodies ”

“ A friend told me about this place, tucked away on Kenny Road between Henderson and Bethel Roads. The first thing I thought when I walked through the door was that wow it's like the "Treasure of the Sierra Madres" for beer and wine! I highly recommend taking a moment to just walk through the isles and browse for a bit. What you'll find is a large selection of Ohio brewed items, local, regional, and national brands, many of which you may not have seen for several years or just heard of but never seen at all for that matter. If you're into craft brew this is definitely your place. I found Lone Star in long neck bottles straight from Texas, and PBR also in glass bottles which is super hard to find! Wow. Sadly no Rainier, but there is plenty of other great obscure stuff. Lots of glass bottle Colorado "Yellow Jacket" stubbies ) I'll let you look that one up!) I noted a very extensive Mexican brew selection, and a fantastic craft soda selection that looked extremely interesting. The only thing that stopped me from purchasing more than I did was refrigerated storage space at home. But rest assured I will return - it is said that variety is the spice of life after all - and this vendor has plenty of variety! ”

“ Kenny Road Market is our go to carry out when looking for craft beer. Above the entrance of the market there is a giant sign identifying that you are entering the "Beer Zone". In this case the sign is spot on! Just wait until you walk in, you will be Wow'ed by the aisles and aisles of craft beer. It would almost be overwhelming, but the "beertender" behind the counter is incredibly knowledgeable. They always are able to direct me to exactly what I am craving / looking for. On my last visit I was hoping to find a good coffee stout to surprise my husband with. Not only did the beertender direct me to a plethora of coffee stout options, he also gave me a couple of solid brewery choices. One he highly recommended was called Untitled Art. I had never heard of this brewery. He told me they were putting out some fantastic beers. You will learn as you go that the Kenny Road Market that the employees know their beer. I highly suggest taking their suggestions seriously. I scooped up a 6 pack from Untitled Art. I was excited because it was a stout, but it had coconut in it, and I love coconut. So I ended up getting a 6 pack that both of us would enjoy. It was a successful trip. If you are looking for a new beer to try, or have questions about what beers or breweries you may enjoy, stop in to Kenny Road Market. They will hook you up. Cheers friends. ”

“ I was in awe walking into this place. The giant "Beer Zone" sign on the outside of the store is 100% accurate. This n ice-sized store is probably 90% beer options. Refrigerators of beer line the entire edge of the store, and then the majority of the aisles in the middle also contain beer. Some are sorted into groupings - Ohio beers have a refrigerator case, an endcap was dedicated to gluten free options, there is a cider section, imports, and more. If you're looking for unusual or unique beers, this is a place to check out! We couldn't resist grabbing a blueberry maple beer out of sheer curiosity, in addition to some more standard options. There is an aisle of wine and a few other liquor options, one for chips/snacks, and another offering a variety of grocery basics. Service is fast and friendly, and there is a parking lot available. ”

“ I'm totally kicking myself for not checking this place out earlier, but in my defense, it does not look like they'd carry anything but the basics. But they have an excellent selection of ciders, and a whole bunch of imports of all kinds of beers, along with the more basic stuff. I'm definitely stocking up for get-together a here from now on. Service was fast and friendly and respectful, which isn't always a given when you're a woman asking questions in a liquor store. ”

“ Kenny Rd Market is my "go-to" when buying anything but the basics. Singles, imports, imperials, or 5%, they've got it all! Peanut butter stouts, Maple blueberry stouts, Neapolitan, milk stouts, they have all of the flavors and all of the varieties. The staff is also absolutely amazing! Always helpful and if my load is a little too much to carry, they help me out to the car. Someone is always at the register and ready to help. Looking for something specific, just ask. ”

“ This place doesn't look like much from the outside, but this is in my opinion the best place to buy beer in Columbus. They have an absolutely HUGE selection of beer. If there's a limited release local craft beer, this place is probably your best bet for finding it. Same goes for limited bottling national craft beer. For example, they've been the only place I've been able to find Wolf's Ridge Cinnamon Toast Brunch this summer. They also carry a wide selection of national craft breweries, import beers, and of course your standard domestic beers. They also have an ever-rotating selection of single bottles for sale. I've definitely taken advantage of their single bottles fridge to try out a new but expensive beer that I don't necessarily want to splurge on an entire 4 or 6 pack of yet. (Dogfish Head 120 Minute IPA and World Wide Stout comes to mind...) Their price for beer at least is on par with local grocery stores like Kroger and Giant Eagle. Last but not least, their clearance aisle at the back of their store is a true hidden gem. The clearance aisle tends to carry beer that's near their expiration date, but the discount is pretty significant. Definitely worth checking out if you're hosting a house party and need to stock up on beer. Probably my only gripe about this store is that they don't accept Amex. They do accept Visa and Mastercard though! ”