They supplied alcohol for my wedding, Maher was great to work with and had very reasonable prices…read more Like crazy good for an open bar. He encouraged me to order less though and we did end up running out, and the liquor store by the venue said that happened a lot. Anyways, overall it was a great experience!

Great selection of whisky/bourbon! Store picks were excellent. Jason was friendly and very…read moreknowledgeable of their inventory. He offered tastings and quickly honed in on my palate preferences and made great recommendations. I may have bought more than I needed, but I was very happy with every bottle I bought. It was great to buy from someone who was knowledgeable and passionate about the product. I will definitely be back anytime I'm near Ann Arbor.

Convenient place close to campus. Lots of wine. Liquer beer and snacks. Few parking spaces so you…read moredrive here.

"Hello. My friend. Is it me you're looking for?" (you know you want to sway to Lionel Richie's…read moreballad now) Thus sings every single beer in the microbrew aisle - which, mind you, sounds like a bombastic choir considering how many there are. Most of the voices are silenced by my own internal voice going, "Holy sh*t I do not have 14.99 to spend on a 22 oz. bottle of beer!" Price aside, I've found many beers I wasn't expecting but couldn't find beers that I can find elsewhere. So it's strangely hit or miss. They have a walk-in cooler with a variety of six-packs and some regional/international beers. I found some of my favorite Colorado beers and not others (like Fat Tire, I can find that in other A2 liquor stores but not here). The staff isn't the most helpful or knowledgeable in the world. But they're friendly enough. They have a good selection of rolling tobacco (when I drink I tend to quit quitting and thus return to my Bali Shag ways). Every time I've been in here there's been at least one gentleman who perhaps is a street dweller which makes for quite an olfactory experience. It's a strange contrast to the moneyed undergrads and bourgie grads that sift through the aisles. But no matter. This LIQUOR STORE (where I come from a "party store" is a store with balloons and costumes for children) completes the trifecta along with the Beer Depot and my local neighbor Falsetta's.

Typical party store... it's kinda of hidden from the main road, behind the Plum Market. The place…read moreis linked to a restaurant, recently they opened up the area so you can actually access both stores from either building. They have large selection of drinks - both alcoholic and non.... the cashier that helped me was friendly and I had no issues.... prices are little bit on the higher end... but hey, when you are in a hurry, party stores are always great place to stop by, especially if you don't want to deal with hassle of parking, walking in, waiting in line for cashier, etc. at one of those large retailers.

Wolverine Party Shoppe saved my New Years Eve!…read more During the mad-alcohol rush of that day, I visited two grocery stores in search of a bottle of grenadine as part of a host gift (a shirley temple kit for my non-drinkin' friend.) Both grocery stores were sold out. On my way home about to give up, I saw this place and stopped on in. Even though it was busy, workers inside were very helpful. I got pointed to their selection of grenadine. There was a small bottle that worked out perfectly! In addition to mixers, wine, and liquor, I now stop on in here for their large selection of craft beer, mainly from Michigan. Prices are reasonable. For the selection, convenient in and out nature, friendly and helpful workers, and having what I need in stock, Wolverine Party Shoppe is worthy of 5 stars!

A huge thank you to Charles at the beer depot. He was so helpful and kind when I couldn't reach the…read moreitem I wanted he helped me and chatted with me for a minute because he could see I was having a bad day... Thanks again Charles!

Huge selection. Beer cave. Tons of craft beers. This place even has snacks. If I still drank, I'd…read morebe in here a lot. Their bourbon is more expensive than what I've seen in Kentucky, but I'd expect that

the night crew is a bunch of fun dudes who get to see Ypsi's cream of the crop. I've met drag…read morequeens who taught me japanese words, and singing drunkards while waiting in line- so I can only imagine that they have a good time. the beer selection is nice, and if you're sober, the counter guys will let you know what they think of it- which I think is a nice perk sometimes. they've got the whole shebang of arizonas and other mixers, general junk food and overpriced drugstore varieties of groceries. categorizing this as a "fruit & veggie" place is a joke though. The closest you'll get to fruit is the Everfresh neon sugar water.

Eagles Market is your typical neighborhood party store with alcohol, basic grocery items, a lottery…read moreterminal, pizza-by-the-slice and magazines in plastic wrappers. I've lived two blocks away for the last seven years or so, and am happy to say that they've never failed me when when I've needed Doritos and Arizona Iced Tea for dinner, Ben & Jerry's or sugar for my morning coffee. There's a $5 minimum for credit card purchases but they also have an atm inside if you need cash. When you visit, admire yourself on the security camera displays behind the counter or ponder why there's a moped on top of the building.

Blue front has some interesting choices, I'll give them that. However, you should be aware that…read moreeverything is completely over priced. This is not to mention that every single craft beer that they are selling is expired. This is not a joke. If you're seeing this and planning on going take any craft beer out of the fridge and check the expiration. Granted, I know it's beer so it won't matter much but just the lack of effort from this place and considering the steep prices just don't go here. Campus corner is right across the street, go there. As for the photo, my roommate went there yesterday and I was so confident his beers would be expired I knew I had to take a photo to prove it.

The version of Blue Front that I mentioned in my review has closed permanently. The new owner has a…read morenew business model that involves less high-end alcohol and more non-alcoholic items. From what I've read, it will be more like a convenience store which will probably fit the neighborhood better.

They sell a large selection of beer (especially Michigan craft beer), wine, liquor, soda, mixers,…read moresnacks, and other items, like cigars. Whenever I've been here, I usually get greeted and asked if I need help within a few minutes of arriving. They have a $3,000 bottle of whiskey, if you're into that type of thing. It looks like they're planning to open a bar/lounge right next door.

After dinner at a sushi restaurant in the same parking lot, I decided to walk here. My friend has…read morenever been here since it looks shady from the outside. But oh my, it's a treasure to be discovered! They have beer and other drinks you won't find anywhere else in this country. I found German, Dutch and Belgian beers I enjoyed on my European vacation that I wouldn't find anywhere else but online...and now, this place! Duvel, Delirium, Franziskaner, Wells Banana Bread, Wells Sticky Toffee Pudding, moonshine, cherry beer, organic strawberry beer, etc. They have a huge selection of fantastic drinks. The people that work here were very helpful too. They helped me find what I was looking for and the one they didn't have they were willing to order for me - too bad I was only visiting.

Literally the only reason I go to the store is out of convenience from the location. Either the…read moreemployees are consistently bad at their jobs, or they've tried to intentionally rip me off numerous times. Also before I knew the price, (because it's not marked, no surprise) I grabbed a pint of Ben and Jerry's ice cream and they charge $8.49. Seriously, that kind of price gouging shows a complete lack of appreciation for your customers.

Excellent liquor store and close by. They get you in and out quickly and have fair prices. Those…read morethat feel this place is "ghetto" must not get out much...