Liquor stores in Canada are commonly called "Liquor Stores" or "LCBOs".
Liquor Stores
- "Liquor Store" is the most common and generic term used across Canada.
- These stores sell a variety of alcoholic beverages, including beer, wine, spirits, and cider.
LCBOs
- "LCBO" stands for "Liquor Control Board of Ontario".
- It is the provincial government-owned retailer of alcohol in the province of Ontario.
- While LCBOs are only found in Ontario, the term "LCBO" is sometimes used colloquially to refer to any liquor store in Canada.
Other Terms
- In some provinces, liquor stores may have different names, such as "SAQ" (Société des alcools du Québec) in Quebec and "Government Liquor Stores" in British Columbia.
- "Beer Stores" are specialized stores that primarily sell beer.
Note: The availability and specific names of liquor stores may vary by province and region.
