Courteous service and lowest prices in town. Reminiscent of "Cheers" "Where everybody knows your name", except without the Boston accents and "everybody" refers only to the main man behind the register. I decline the free drinks that come with my lunch combos just to pop in for the beverage du jour at Purvi, Inc. If youre in the Windy City, make sure to swing by 100 S Wacker for an ice cream and a friendly shopping experience. Fresh milk and cheap chewing tobacco also carried here.‎

Visiting this cutely decorated bodega is the highlight of my awesome work day. The moment you pull open the impressively heavy, solid glass door you enter a world much like Ricks Cafe Americain in the hit film "Casablanca". There is gambling to be had for every budget courtesy of the State of Illinois, mixed nuts, more candies than Wonka could have dreamed of and a plethora of liquid refereshment to soothe even the most parched throat. Register tender Sonny is nothing short of brilliant as he flawlessly runs both cash register and Lotto machine without a mistake even on the busiest of days. As an added bonus, he will round your purchase down to the nearest nickel. Money straight back into your pocket during these turbulent financial times...that is value! 7-11? Not a chance. Hudson News? Puh-leeze. My bodega dollar is going to Purvi, Inc. every time. - Daddy‎

Don't waste your time and money going to Starbucks for your morning pickup. Head over to this Bodega where you will receive a hearty welcome that makes even the coldest Chicago winter work day feel like a lazy summer day in Tuscany. Not to mention you can pick up a bowl of cereal, milk, banana and energy drink. That's a recipe for a Grrreat morning. Also, I picked up a copy of the Very Best of David Hasselhoff. I particularly liked track 14, Hot Shot City. -ItalianStance‎

I love buddy! one time i garphed his chair‎

I buy everything here from lottery tickets to SFRB's and even romance novels such as "One Forbidden Night". Only complaint is one time he did not have enough cash to cash in my $500.00 winner on a Friday afternoon, however the following Monday, Hey Buddy applied for some TARP or hit up the local currency exchange to get enough loot to pay me off.‎