Huge gourmet food, wine and beer store, reminds me of John’s Marketplace in Portland. Very, very solid selection of regionals (Bourbon Barrel Arcadia Porter) with an outstanding import selection, allowing you to find some semi-rare Belgians (Liefmans Gluhkriek), Germans (Plank) and some new countries (San Marino). I liked this store a lot and would probably have spent a hundred dollars had I not been on a budget and already had a truck full of beer.

Stopped by here after visiting the Eccentric Cafe. Typical strip mall setting, and plenty of parking. The staff was helpful and friendly. This place is huge, with a large selections of beer, wine, spirits, meats, cheeses, other foodstuffs, and who knows what else. I didn’t venture into the downstairs wine cellar and humidor. Lots of beer. Nothing terribly rare but a few interesting selections and Michigan and US Micros are well represented. I picked up a few cool bottles and would have gotten more had I not already had too much beer for my luggage. Prices were good. Nice place to stock up on bottles.

not a bad place but i could tell that some of the stock is pretty old. Lots of good stuff however-arcardia, stoudts, and alot of dogfish head WWS 04. good belgian selection and i didn’t see any dark horse like Philip saw. not bad but there are definately better in this town.

Stopped by here after leaving Bell’s... its basically a grocery store, has some interesting ethnic things... beer selections is pretty big, but not overly unique, everything but a few Michigan beers are widely available... not a bad place, just not a place you need to visit if you’re from out of town

Nice selection of beers, many in a build your own section that pretty much takes up most of an aisle, though it’s a bit cramped right up against the coolers. Created a few sixers (10% discount 6 +) and found a bottle of Unibroue Edition 2005 on the shelf, nice. Staff was friendly and helpful. Selection is pretty big, especially on the foreign end of things.

A decent bottle shop with friendly staff, but WAY overpriced. I haven’t had any food from Tiffany’s, but they do have a few options.

Located in a strip mall just off of the business loop of 94, this isn’t much to look at. Within, though, is a great selection of singles, including a number of beers that have a couple (or more) years of age on them. Some of the stuff I have never seen outside of the store (mainly Belgians), and their selection of MI and Ohio stuff is pretty good. Prices are a little high on some things (DFH is outrageous), but pretty average for the rest. Staff is friendly, but I do not know if they know anything about beer. Definitely worth stopping at if you are going through Kalamazoo. Oh, and one final note, there is a container of malt liquor situated above the back coolers that is the craziest container that I have ever seen. Must hold at least 1.5L, and looks to be composed of ceramic shards put together. Never have seen anything like it in my life.

Good selection for the area, lots of Michigan micros and some singles. Good amount of Belgium and Russian brews.

Huge, quality selection of import, regional, and local craft brews stacked floor to ceiling. Found some Southern Tier beers here. Only one Jolly P beer in stock was a minor letdown. They will break six packs. Very friendly and helpful staff. Nice deli and cheese section. Overall a great beer/booze/deli one stop shop here.

Due to strange coincidences, I was in here three times yesterday. Selection is really pretty good and service is nice, too. You can find most of the MI & regional stuff you might want and a fairly decent selection of imports. I would agree with most of the users and say that prices are a bit high... (maybe one or two dollars high on most of the bombers I looked.)