February 5, 2012
A very nice high end specialty market. There s a good selection of American craft brews from Ohio and beyond. Decent selection of imported specialty beers. The staff is knowledgeable and open to suggestions for beers to obtain. This store does not seem to have a lot of room for stock. Show up on a Sunday afternoon to buy some brews and there will be empty areas of their shelves. Store does carry a little bit of specialty beer glassware, but space is limiting.

September 18, 2011 [ Updated October 9, 2011 ]
I didn’t expect to find an upscale grocery store in this neighborhood. I’m talking $10 pints of artisinal ice cream and yellowfin tuna salad at $13 a pound. The beer is with the liquor to the left as you enter past the seafood stand. They had a fantastic selection of craft beer Mikkeller, Alesmith, Dogfish Head, along with a nice selection of local and regional craft beers. They have a small pick 6 section but at $9.99 they had some good brews there. The staff knowledge isn’t outstanding. A lady before me asked for hoppy beer for her husband and the clerk struggled to find some selections. That being said it’s worth a trip.

June 24, 2011
Great beer selection. Very clean.

March 31, 2011
Down the block from Palmers if you are at one might as well go to both in search of beer. As you walk in head to the back left and go into the beer and liqour only place. They have 2 coolers for sixers, 2 rows of craft beer, and and a section for 6 packs of single bottles. The selection is decent, most staple craft you can find in better Ohio stores. They did have Rockmill, they say only one of four stores in Columbus. The service is friendly, not super knowledable. Decent place, not a desination and not going to find hidden gems.

March 7, 2011
It’s a supermarket with an emphasis on organic / uppmarket products. Similar sort of vibe to Whole Foods. Decent selection with some local stuff, which was mainly what I was mainly after. Some mix-a-six possibilities (unlike Palmers down the road). Worth a visit.

January 16, 2011
Just past Palmer’s is Weiland’s. It is the main store in a small shopping center to the right. This place is mainly a small market. Fresh fish and meats, produce and lots of wine. Only about three checkout lanes. At first I had trouble finding the beer. I walked around the isles of wine which take up about 45% of the store. The beer is way in the back in a separate wing. It is like a little liquor store within the market. There is a separate cashier and outside entrance to this wing of the market. Back here there is lots of liquor and spirits. The beer occupies 2 coolers and both sides of one long shelf. There is a small shelf of disorganized singles to mix and match a 6 pack for $9.99. Other than the disorganized singles rack everything else is organized well. Its all grouped by brewery with the breweries that specialize in similar styles together. (IE The Bruery is near Unibroue and the traditional Belgian breweries). I was actually surprised with the selection here. For a place that isnt purely focused on beer the selection is quality. Lots of New Holland, Brooklyn, AleSmith, and a nice selection of Belgians like magnums of St Bernardus. This place, teamed with Palmer’s, could make a pretty good and quick beer haul. I think Weiland’s picks up where Palmer’s leaves off. They have more 6 packs and sessionable beers than Palmer’s.

December 4, 2010
Decent selection...some are quite high in price but if there’s nothing else around you have to do what you have to do.

September 27, 2009
This place reminded me of a smaller version of Whole Foods.They are a sweet gourmet store with a great selection of beers and wines.They have fresh meats and fish and a great cheese selection.It was nice to see the beer and liquor were seperated for easy navigation.A definate place to revisit.

September 27, 2009
A very nice find just a hop away from Palmers...Very nice little market in the style of a "Trader Joe’s". Very nice beer/liquor section off the back. Found several beers I have not seen in other stores. Nice being able to buy singles. Shopping for other food is fun here as well. Nice gourmet foods. Wouldnt go out of my way to come here, as it is not that close, but if I were making a round of the Indianola/High street beer geek places I would definitely add it in!

July 26, 2009
Nice beer section, even though it is all the way in the back. Young girl behind the counter knew her beer, and knew what was good and could describe beers and flavors. Typical selection in Ohio plus a few hot movers. Nice mix 6 pack section and for $9 per mixed 6 there were some good choices. If only they had high profile beers (GI Matilda, Pere Jacques) in the mixed 6 section... Nice place to visit.