Store is well light. There is a big selection of beer, wine, and liquor. Most of the bourbon is…read morebehind the counter, the roller ladder is cool, but the shelf layout makes it hard to see everything. Small selection of Michigan bourbons, that I could tell. I didn't see any have to have bourbon for me, or rare and hard to find. The location is smart, right off I75, near a bunch of hotels, I think this is the "tourist" beer, wine, liquor store.

My little guilty pleasure beer and booooooze shop. Parking is a squeeze. Excellent selection of all…read moreAmerican beers; emphasis on Michigan and Milwaukee breweries. Cheap prices, but I got a frosty reception from the chick behind the counter. Did not offer me a bag, unlike clientele before me in line. Visitors can be very good clientele.. Rebel review: 3 stars

My wife and I stopped in here on a Saturday evening while we were staying in a hotel in outside…read moreDetroit. We decided to get a couple drinks have some fun and just be adults without the kids for one evening and we had a good time it was a nice store on the inside and they had exactly are you looking for and good service overall good place

Small selection of cigars. Rude staff didn't know what a humidor was when I called but said "2…read moreboxes" of cigars. Let me use cutter but said $1 charge next time.

Best liquor store ever…read more Great selection, staff, and prices. Cannot go wrong grabbing beer or spirits here.

I really enjoy the Pilgrim Party Shoppe. When I do stop here I'm usually on a mission. I'm often…read morelooking for a particular spirit to use in a summer cocktail for a backyard party, or a special wine. I drop in with my neighbor occasionally because her husband enjoys bourbon and they've got a nice selection. The folks who work there are friendly, make good recommendations, and are quite knowledgeable. I like to support local businesses and this is one of them. If there is something you need and they don't have it, they'll order it for you. Also, they have a small area near the counter with on-sale items where you can find good buys. I'd give it a 5-star rating if it were a tad larger. That said, they pack a lot into the place and have a very nice selection.

Great selection and friendly service. I stop in every time I'm on the area. I think the prices are…read morefair. I just wish it was easier to reach them by phone. I forgot to confirm the number while I was in the store. Also wish they had more of a social media presence.

Nice selection. Prices are a bit higher but store has a lot to choose from. Nice people as well.read more

Located on busy Haggerty Road, 1/4 mile south of the extremely busy Ford Road. Large private lot…read more Inside is a very bright, clean, well kept up store. That is very crowded with a large variety of high-end products. Staff was great, friendly and helpful. When I say there were a lot of product, that even extended to things like bitters and mixers. The prices were also pretty good. This is a must stop if you're looking for something.

One of my favorite liquor stores in the metro Detroit area. They have a great selection and are…read moreextremely friendly and helpful. They also sell the vast majority of their liquor at state minimum prices which is awesome. I love that they get a lot of extremely good store pick bourbons and actually know the nuances of what they are selling. Sometimes they even have samples available and will offer them to you. There are a lot of local stores where the owners and employees don't even drink alcohol. Sure, it's a personal choice but how can you be objective about the products you're selling if you've never even sampled them? I trust everything that this store recommends to me without question and I've never been disappointed.

Called a convenient store though 80 percent of the store is mainly liquor. It's what many of the…read morepeople are here for as well shopping around when I visited. They didn't have good food and snacks but they did have a great hard to find hard Cider which I enjoyed. Friendly man at the front counter, kind of quiet but it's definitely not sketchy either.

Only if you are desperately looking for refreshments or alcoholic beverages. 3 stars because of how…read moreexpensive it is, but hence the name, Convenience store, you pay for the quick and easy way to get small items you want instead of having to go 2-3 miles to get something, especially since most people in the hotels around this store are Airport people and may not have a car and don't want to use a car service. The snacks and cold drinks are expensive. Alcohol is responsibly priced. The people who own or run the store are usually nice.

it's a decent little store but it's kinda dark inside a bit of light or something might help has an…read more80's vibe to it still very nice gentleman waited on me

The party is over folks. All the good reviews you read here prior to this date were posted during…read morethe previous owners tenure. He sold the place after 30 plus years of serving the community. The new owner is from "outside the area" and they are going through the playbook like they always do.... 1st thing is to get rid of the local employees. After that you raise prices. Then you continue to not live in the area and not spend any money back into the community. The end of an era. People can shop wherever they want ...a lot of locals are gonna be displeased with this. Five points Party Store on S Custer up towards Dundee... same thing. That is 2 local businesses I now have to reluctantly take off my preferred list.

In a previous review I said it was worth the drive to go to Ida for your liquor needs that is no…read morelonger true. The owner of the Ida party stop has also sold to someone from outside the area... and just like this place and they have implemented the usual playbook. It goes like this... number 1 : eliminate the local employees. number 2 : raise prices number 3 do not live in the area number 4 put no money back into the community. Where to now? Local owned is getting scarce.

the nicest guy I've ever meet I swear. I work at tire depot and I'm always over there. and he's…read morealways in a good mood and overall a great person and a good running store.

Excellent customer service always has what we want. Never a long line shelves always stocked.read more

Is there a doctor to be found To cure politicians of their…read moredeadly wound? I hope no Ontarian premier decides to privatize the LCBO and sell off a valuable asset that enhances the visibility of Ontarian and Canadian wines. Nothing in the Detroit metro region comes close to the quality or breadth of spirits and wine, especially local or hard to find products, as an LCBO. No shop on the American side of the border bothers to distinguish sweetness ratings, essential for those who care for dry wines or love the sugary rush of a good late harvest riesling. For those who aren't experienced oenophiles (wine lovers) or trying to gauge the value of a new varietal or a vineyard we've never heard of, those codes and the depth of expertise is crucial. The Windsor outpost across from Devonshire Mall gets the most visits from me because it's convenient. I get out of the tunnel, bomble around Ouellette Street obeying my cranky GPS as she spits out orders in precise British English until I get off at the Howard Avenue exit and boom! Instant karma. Alcohol, bank or the post office in the mall? I can take my pick and be satisfied either way. This is an attractive, clean store that almost invariably has two bottles left of whatever attracts my eye. The staff on hand is knowledgeable in a deep field of wines, beers, and alcohols that range from cheap mixers to premium liquor kept in a locked cabinet where you can press your nose up to the glass like a kid staring into the Eaton's Christmas display window, just wishing... It's value add-ins like that which make it a fun place to stop into. Better yet, they do a lot of demonstrations. I've walked in on random weekends to try tastings for the wines of Alsace-Lorraine (the border region of France and Germany that got fought over in several wars, some of which France actually won because they have the region now) paired with spicy Thai potstickers and Chinese egg-rolls prepared in house on the stove. Their fully kitted out demonstration room in the back is a functioning kitchen and nothing sells wine like tasty sides that showcase the flavours. It certainly adds to the flare, and that delicious scent of spice is inexcusably effective! Parking is ample though at key hours, you're going to face lines. The LCBO location does a good job of cash register coverage and they have been known to shunt slower lines to the customer service desk.