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    Palace Food Store

    1.0 (2 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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    D'vine Wines

    4.3
    (3 reviews)
    2.3 mi
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    You can't win a date with the owner…read more This is more than a wine shop. They do sell wine. They also sell ice cream, soda, fancy pretzels, and a whole bunch more. In truth it's a little gourmet shop. It's centrally located in the Flint Farmer's Market. You'll see the glowing wine sign right away. Even if you don't drink, check it out. There are a bunch on non-alcoholic options. One of the non-alcoholic options was butter beer. It was butterscotch soda. If you like the butter popcorn Jelly Bellies, you will love this. If not, you won't. We also got cherry cola and this beautiful lavender soda water. They had Amy fill out a raffle ticket. Our cashier never said what she could win though, so I said loudly, "a date with the owner!" An old lady came from around the corner and looked at me like I was nuts. The fellow ringing Amy up said, "she's married.' And then Amy almost took off without paying. I told her she was the worst thief ever because he has all of her information on the raffle ticket, and we all laughed. She paid and we left with some delicious treats. But no date with the owner. Lol

    Great wine selection…read more Prices are sometimes high for what you are getting, but they carry some unique labels that aren't readily available elsewhere. They have wines that sell at various price points, from their own in-house label that usually sells for about $8 a bottle to the $150 bottles of French reds. Overall, it's a cool, niche wine shop that sells a lot more than just wine. They have a huge variety of craft beers (Dirty Bastard, Bell's, Dirty Blonde, etc) as well, plus wine accessories (bottle stoppers and openers, wine racks, stemware) and even some dairy items in the refrigerated case. My husband's favorite New York Seltzer water is sold here, so I stop in sometimes just to pick it up for him (it comes in a couple flavors, including peach, which is his favorite, at about $1.50 a bottle). Check out some of the more obscure labels and the end caps for good deals on wine. I bought my limited edition "Madonna" wines from the Ciccone winery here, which is difficult to find in these parts. The staff is usually courteous and helpful, but two guys that work here are more knowledgeable than the lady who is here all the time (I think she's the owner). Ask them for a wine-food pairing suggestion and they'll talk your arm off. Whenever I buy wine or beer, they always put a cardboard slider between the bottles so that they don't clank in the bag. One caveat- they're still requiring a minimum purchase of at least $5 or more on all credit card transactions. They should discontinue that policy on the spot. It's dated.

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    Palace Food Store - beer_and_wine - Updated August 2026

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