This was my first time, visiting Simone's! It was a great experience. They have a massive selection…read moreof craft, beers, liquor and surprisingly "Mead"! The aisles are packed with great options and snacks. I was told that they are one of the first original customers of our proud, Cleveland, beer maker, Great Lakes Brewery! And the big one for me is the great customer service. You do not feel rushed or overlooked.

Good liquor store, be sure to ask about their sandwiches - every time you go in there.read more

This place is so damn clean. No joke. That was my first impression aside from having a huge…read moreselection of just about every beer, booze, seltzer and mix available. Aisles are wide and again a huge selection of everything to drink. Parking lot is plenty big as well. So back to the cleanliness part. Place smells clean when you walk in. Maybe I'm just catching them at just the right time but smells clean. Staff is always friendly. Two bars also in this plaza so you can always stop here to take the party home

Was on a quest in the Cleveland area to find a liquor store that had a great variety of hard cider…read morefor my stay nearby. This place was pretty clean inside but it's not the best when it comes to organizing either. Prices on hard cider and individual cans where you're not stuck buying a 4 or 6 pack are at a fair price. Some snacks are accommodated. Large parking lot in a strip mall. Great service though I suggest paying cash.

I love shopping at Rozi's…read more At a time when it was difficult to track down Cappelletti, I would call ahead to find out when their next shipment would be. Thus thanks to the patience and communication from staff at Rozi's, my negroni's were always complete. They have a great selection of wine at different price points. Towards the back of the store are a selection of small items to accompany a charcuterie board. They carry a selection of beers, and serve many at them at their bar. It was nice to spend one afternoon doing a tasting flight to pick the perfect six pack. They even carry hard-to-get and pricier brews, including a variety from Alaska. Whether stopping by for a quick purchase or seeking to spend a slower day getting to know the staff and selection, stop by.

Rozi's is a wine house located inside the historic Cook Office Building in the heart of Lakewood…read more The wine bar is pretty popular. I visited this wine bar on multiple occasions including most recently during Lakewood Chocolate Walk. AMBIANCE: Wine market meets casual wine bar. Dainty tables between wine aisles, small bar, and enclosed patio-like are your seating options. Most guests seem to be friend groups. Vibes and dress are casual. The building houses Rozi's Wine on the lower level, and various offices on the other floors. The includes beauty salon, and medical services. If you're visiting the building for any of the service you can just easily take the elevator down to Rozi's. Cook Office Building is supposedly haunted! WINE: Rozi's has a huge variety of wine for all budgets. There is a section of under $20 wines. Then an aisle away there is Dom Perignon. They also sell various beers from all the world (on tap and in cans). You can purchase wine by the bottle or by glass. I always opt into the glass option, which usually costs $10-12. You can also try samples to see if you'll like an entire bottle or glass. New options are constantly added to the menu. I tried the new orange wine from Sicily, Italy ($11). It was okay but not a favorite. It was pretty bland to me, not bold like I'd expect. Then again I have never had orange wine so take this with a grain of salt. I haven't yet discovered any memorable wines here. SERVICE: The service is transactional. I never feel like I can engage in a conversation about wine. I wish there would be more warmth. If you're looking for wine before dining on Detroit Road or need a bottle to go, this is your place. It's the only locally owned place I've seen on the West Side with such extensive selection.

Love this place!! All the guys remembers what you need & ask how you are etc…read more.. Don't find this a lot anymore!!!

First and foremost, every single employee at Sam's is a legend. These guys go above and beyond…read moreevery single day, and I'll explain how. I once saw Mike (legend) take his shirt off of his back for a customer because theirs was filthy. Rick once put his shoulder into a car, stopping it dead in its tracks so that a customer wouldn't get hurt. These guys are true hero's. 5 stars

I was so excited to discover that they carry alcohol free wines and beers. Not only do they have a…read morewonderful wine selection the beer and ale selections are just as diverse.

Lakewood has so many great beer stores now. Since everyone is an overnight aficionado of beer they…read moredo a great job of catering to the folks who just a few years ago were drinking Natty Light in college. This place always has lots of different styles and they separate them by style for the most part. Good selection of sodas and snacks too. They do wine as well but Ill let someone else review that part of it. Thank God wine gluten free. I have seen a food truck outside on random days which is nice if you happen to be strutting down Detroit and Cozumel next door seems too mainstream for ya. Only reason this place looses 2 stars is so many times I have been in here they have been BLASTING country music. Not everyone has jumped on that bandwagon for soulless, radio-friendly pop-country yet so keep it in your pickup. That's the equivalent of a store blasting Death Metal when people walk in. Not everyone's cup of tea. Maybe some Hall N Oats to sooth my spending experience? So my advice is, stop in for a sixer of beer on your way to a party or BBQ but do it quick because the Suburban cowboy music may make ya wanna puke....

Very very impressive beer, mead collection and even had some sake I had not found anywhere else in…read moreCleveland which is quite a feat for me at this point haha.

Mack's has a huge selection of beer, they have singles for sale, and they may break up six packs of…read morecan if you ask. I talked to one of the associates, and he gave me a quick run down of the store showed me the beer cave and knew right where the beer brewer I was looking for was.

Nick is a wonderful guy, his wife is a sweetheart. Rick is an employee who is a good friend and…read moreyou will enjoy checking out what they have to offer. The only beverage store we go to and they are the best!

No masks. Dont bother. Go somewhere else that gives a damn. Tiny store and no masks? Nice…read more Dont need my beer with a side of COVID. Thanks..

I love this place! The staff is super friendly and helpful. If you're not sure what to pick out…read morethey are willing to go out of their way to help you. They carry a lot of local craft beer which makes me happy. They started carrying beer from Saucy Brewworks within the last couple of months which is awesome because that's my new favorite brewery. They also carry plenty of beer from other local breweries. And they have a wide variety from each place. I think they carry four or five beers from Saucy's at a time which I think is awesome. I love the selection. They also have wine which I've never really looked into (more of a beer drinker myself) This would be five stars but the only kind of liquor they carry is like cheap vodka. It's just kind of inconvenient to have to go there for my beer and then somewhere else if I want liquor. Otherwise it's a great establishment.

Yeesh, within the past few months, this place was recently renovated and not for the better. The…read moreindoor tasting spot is gone; replaced by just some open space and a door to their office. Their beer selection has also decreased remarkably. Their selection isn't bad but it's not noteworthy or distinct from other Lakewood beer stores like Rozi's, or Cap n' cork. They still have 5-6 coolers of singles - organized by style (nearly American micros, but nothing that uniquely distributed) and heavily focused on IPAs with some more expensive bottles $10+ from the Ohio breweries but their overall selection still had decreased from the past. Their selection was great but now it's a-okay. If I cared enough, I'd argue Chas that Rozi's or somewhere probably has a larger selection... The space for wine has increased but if their changes to beer are any indication; don't bother making a special trip here; you can find the same product at most other stores in the area.

I don't get all the reviews so here's my take from numerous visits…read more A) pretty decent selection - managed to find some Japanese whiskey that wasn't common and the ardbeg committee release for this year which is awesome B) Yea they charge you a dollar but let's be honest it's less than 1% of what you spend when you buy anything and it's not great that they do this, but it's not a deterrent to anyone either. Yep get on that high moral horse and ride it all you want but the alternative is for them to jack up the price and not charge you. So to me this is a whatever C) These guys are friendly as hell every time I've been here , either I got lucky or maybe I don't expect people to be obsequious to me when I go in. It's a liquor store and sure they see some sketch people in there and maybe they are hardened from it but as mentioned they are cool as far as I go . D) I would love to see some expanded selection in the bourbon and malt whisky side so I docked it a star but all things considered , this place is as good as any I've been to in the 216

Winner to get some bourbon or some kind of drink and everything was behind the dude that was…read moreworking there he couldn't see prices you couldn't even see what all the head he couldn't see much of nothing you had to walk around the store like a goof trying to find how much prices were or what they even had a drink because everything was on top of each other in behind the counter and he couldn't see nothing and it was crowded and Covid everywhere and no thank you