My go-to place since it's close by. New management has expanded a large selection of wines & good…read morecraft beer, plus the usual suspects. Hard liquor also good selection. Lots of soft drinks & snacks plus limited groceries. Eggs, OJ & coffee! FTW!

I have had many brewery beers and "flights" in many locations, including others in downtown South…read moreHaven, but this one is by far one of the best. I can't remember all the flavors I tried, but two stand out high above almost any other I've ever had: The "Ursa Major" was a spark of hoppy IPA that was absolutely spectacular. On the opposite end of the spectrum, was the Shamerhorn shanty (not sure about that spelling). I don't usually go for fruity beers, but decided to try it. They mix a little bit of their homemade orange cream soda into one of their wheat beers to make this wonderfully vibrant concoction of summer spirit. It's packed full of flavor, and the zest of orange makes it taste completely refreshing on a hot summer day. There is no food served here, but you can bring food in from the outside. They do have a small popcorn machine if that suits your fancy. Our staff was very knowledgeable about the beer and also very friendly.

Nice day biking on Van Buren trail. Looped in during happy hour. Recommend the Barnabas Collins,…read moreRed Ale if you like Killian's. Went down smooth with a bit of hops at the end. The man ordered the Oatmeal stout and said it was better than bread in a jar, whatever that means. Barkeep was friendly but in your face friendly. Michigan nice in the best sense of the term. Bar was cool and dark but not dingy. Will be back.

Hands down the best brewery in the area…read more The location sucks just a little for anyone not in Granger. But if you make the trek you're rewarded with a super cozy atmosphere and some of the best craft beer in the area. IPAs are their jam but once fall/winter rolls around there are some downright amazing porters and stouts.

The beers are pretty deece, and the day-to-day folks that work there have always been cool. But the…read moreowner however doesn't do right by his employees when it's necessary.

Amazing food & well of course atmosphere Flat bread Bread itself is sooo good truly fresh freshly…read moremade

We enjoyed our time here. We grabbed a couple beers on tap and sat outside soaking up the scenery…read more The service was good. We didn't eat here, but the food smelled amazing. We will definitely be back and try some of that food next time.

I have eaten several meals here. Each time service timeleness for initial greeting and food…read moredelivery were great. The quality of everything I have had was as it should be for the price. Portion size is also good for the price. My favorite is the Bbq brisket with Mac and cheese. Last trip I tried the Rueben sandwich. Personally I have had much better than here. Oh and lastly if you like cider with a slight bite you have to get a glass also. It is from their orchard.

everything about this restaurant is wonderful!!the food,service,and the building is very…read moreinteresting.

Come for the meat and cheese counter, stay for the nook in the back of the store where all of the…read moregorgeous bottles of wine live. Actually, in my case, I came for the wine nook. I read that this is a good place to find a great bottle of wine, and it's true. Old World Market will satisfy the indulgent, bougie food lover in you -- the food lover who likes pretty charcuterie boards made from thinly sliced prosciutto shaped into flowers. And it will indulge the wine lover in you -- the one who likes a good glass of wine. It's a small store. Surprisingly small, actually! But along with wine and meats and cheeses, you'll find specialty food items like Swedish Pippi Longstocking candy (what?), pasta in all shapes and sizes, cookies, teas, oils and lots of imported goodies. You'll mostly find food imported from Europe: Italy and Nordic countries, specifically. They offer readymade sandwiches and small charcuterie boxes to go, for those of us who want to live deliciously but also have stuff to do elsewhere. Basically, this is a great place to visit to find something delectable to eat or drink in Valparaiso.

Great selection of meats and cheeses! Gem of a find. Will definitely be going back soonread more

Amazing place! Huge and well curated selection including many hard to find bottles. The rum section…read morewas excellent. Highly recommended.

Frankly, this is the best liquor store in South Bend. A huge selection and the best beer section…read morein the county. The staff are incredibly friendly and knowledgeable. If you're looking for your tipple of choice...they have it. And it's inside part of the old Lauber metal workshop..which is cool.

Our second visit to Brasserie 23 was Valentine's Day brunch. We arrived on time for our reservation…read moreand were promptly seated. Our server Sean was attentive and helpful. The restaurant is clean and attractive. I had the Croque Madame, which was literally perfect, and better than those I had in Paris. The bread was perfectly toasted, the cheese perfectly melted, the egg perfectly cooked (not runny, not overly hard), the ham perfectly salted. Others in my group enjoyed the Short Ribs Benedict, Grand Bebe, and Tortilla de Patatas. (I'll note our first visit was the morning after a Notre Dame home game, and their stores were depleted: we could have anything on the menu as long as it was chicken. :) The chicken dishes we had that visit were very well done as well - moist and juicy on the inside and lovely on the outside. Obviously we came back, just not after a home game!)

No one enjoyed their dinner. The portions are small, prices are high, the flavor is lacking, and it…read moretook awhile to get our food. Onion Soup Gratinee - $11 - Needed salt and wasn't very flavorful. 2/5 stars. Chorizo and Shrimp - $22 - This was easily the best dish. Cooked well, good flavor, and a decent portion (probably because the price is so high). 4/5 stars. Chicken and Leek Puff Pastry - $26 - The pastry was lacking. It was soggy, weird taste to it, and just not pleasant. The filling was also mediocre. Don't get this. 0/5 stars. L'Entrecote de Paris (Steak Frites) - $45 - The steak was chewy, the fries were over salted. For $45, this was not enough steak, whatsoever. Not like it was a good cut either. It's a rip off. 0/5 stars. Pan Roasted Duck Breast - $36 - My mom and I both ordered this, and we could combine both of our dishes to make ONE duck breast. Portion was horribly small. Never have I ever been given HALF a duck breast. The sauce wasn't good either and it was broken. 2/5 stars cause the rest of it was cooked fine. The birthday dessert was a scoop of ice cream and some stale cinnamon pastry thing. This was wildly bad. If the flavors were on point, the prices would be understandable. But the flavors were bad, the prices are expensive, and we waited a very long time to get our food. We couldn't get into a different restaurant that night (it was a Saturday night on move in weekend), but this one we could get into, and now we know why. Don't go here.

Great selection of alcohol and Michigan made beers plus they have a huge selection of single shots…read moreof alcohol. I found out they are a "State Minimum" store so they sell at the least amount the state of Michigan will allow. This is excellent when you are trying to find rare bottles of bourbon like I am usually looking for. Staff is super nice when I go in. They are locally owned and I love supporting local businesses.

Great displays. Lots of different bourbons. The staff are wonderful helpful and kind.read more

I had time to kill in South Bend, Indiana, so I decided to walk around in the vicinity of my hotel…read moreand found a liquor store. I was like, OK, not sure why not. Blindly finding a liquor store in a small town while walking around aimlessly is always a blessing and good thing, I think. With that said, I arrived here around 6:30pm on a Sunday evening in late April 2024. The store was going to close around 8pm so I got in a good time to quickly look around and find something good. They had some good selections and a good range of brands to choose from. I wanted something quick and fun, while not having to look for a corkscrew to open a bottle. Last time I had to leave the bottle unopened in the hotel room since I couldn't open it. Not this time. I came across alcohol infused Arizona Ice Tea. The same Arizona Ice tea brand you find everywhere but now with alcohol. And so, I decided to make the purchase and got 2 cans. Not trying to go overboard with the alcohol but enough to celebrate what I have done recently in NE Indiana before leaving the area. Belmont Beverage is a clear winner since they have a lot of selection. The store isn't too large but large enough to have ample supply for anyone and everyone to purchase. Be prepared to show ID, but the guy at the counter asked me for my birth date verbally to verify my age during my time here. Standard process. For the most part though, my time here at most was 20 minutes. While I would have liked to sample other wines and beers here, I wanted something cold and easy enough to open without much effort. And of course, relatively inexpensive as well. The overall experience here at Belmont Beverage was quite cool and casual. I'm not sure that this place has air condition or not, but it is pretty spacious for a small corner store. They have a good amount of stuff for everybody to enjoy whatever they like to drink, chilled or chilled. The service here was pretty friendly and enjoyable. It was cool that, everything seemed reasonable pricewise. For the most part though, it was a nice place to visit. Had to grab some alcohol while on vacation. It was a block away from my hotel, so it was a good idea anyway. And so, if you are in the South Bend area And need alcohol for an event or just for personal consumption consider coming to the Belmont beverage liquor store. They almost always will have what you want and it's price fair for just about any liquor. You could possibly find. Anywhere. I didn't really mind the prices that much because I was on vacation, but I do love a good bargain anyway. And so, recommended if you love booze or just want to drink socially. And if you are addicted to this kind of stuff, drink responsibly. Please. Belmont beverage liquor store is located in South Bend Indiana. It's physically located at 254 N Dixie Way, South Bend. They accept major credit cards as well as cash. On this trip to the liquor store, I did the cash option because I just wanted to. As far as parking goes, I'm not sure, but you can find parking on the street where you can find it. Then, walk on over. For myself, though, I basically walked over from the nearby hotel. I was staying at, so it was very convenient for me. They had a very limited supply in the refrigerator in the store, but best bet is to get whatever you want and chill it for later. I'm not sure if it is lower price if it's not chilled versus chilled, but I assumed it may be the case. I must have spent 10 minutes walking around and five minutes making up my mind before grabbing something quick and easy from the refrigerator. They do offer a nice selection of wines and beers in South Bend. Thankful that they were near the hotel I was staying in so that I would have something nice during dinner on my last night in Indiana before going home. The ambiance at Belmont Beverage was nice and quiet. There was only a couple of people shopping besides me when I came in. Don't know if there was any real air conditioning or WiFi available. 5.0 stars for the overall experience. Location, ambiance, service, and prices. Support local! A+

I was here yesterday, and the prices so blow away the Portage Ave. store I was at yesterday (not…read morethe other Belmont) they don' have Bass there), It isn't even funny. Great selection, friendly staff, never once have I been less than pleased shopping here.