Hills Fine Wine & Spirits

I first discovered Hills Fine Wine & Spirits while house-sitting for a buddy in Bloomfield Township. I needed to pick up some supplies, and after a quick Google search, this place popped up. When I pulled up, I noticed two chairs and a table outside, where I later learned the owner enjoys a cigar--pretty cool touch!Walking in, I was immediately impressed. The place has the feel of a hidden gem, with a door like a house, but inside--wow! It's wall-to-wall alcohol, an absolute paradise for anyone looking for a great selection. I wouldn't be surprised if they carry every rare or special bottle you could ever want.On top of the incredible selection, the staff here is always friendly and helpful, making every visit a great experience. If you're looking for party supplies, a special bottle, or just a solid neighborhood spot, this is the place to go. Highly recommend!

Sonny, and his team are the best. Love Hills!!! My go to for all my Tequila needs. Great selections and prices.

Was looking for something specific. Can't recall the exact liquor. The store at long lake and telegraph was out, so they recommended I go here instead. Worked out well for me.

I've been ripped off here twice now and have learned my lesson not to return. Latest example: Hopslam is a rare beer. Every year it comes out in the winter so I stopped by to see if they had it. They did, asking $21. I thought it was pricey but I'll get it anyway. When I went to the counter the "gentleman" there rudely said "if you read the sign you'd know you have to buy another Bell's 6 pack in order to get this". I bought something else and left, never going back.I went up to Hollywood Market the next night and found the same pack for $16. And no, you didn't have to buy another 6 pack. The guy at Hills said this was a new Bells policy which I believe is a lie.Essentially this guy is a crook. I think he feels he can do what he wants with prices because of the wealth of most of his clientele, but I still have my standards and will not be taken advantage of.

This is an astonishing store. The owners are extremely knowledgeable about all kinds of fine wines & liquors. They have a great variety of craft beers. If they don't have it, they'll find it and get it for you.

In a land where liquor lotto stores are a dime-a-dozen, Hills Fine Wine & Spirits is an absolute godsend. Don't let the location's size fool you--the small, intimate setting is stocked floor to ceiling with everything on the the owners can get their hands on. If it's on the Michigan list of available liquor, you'll find it here.Since Hill's is a family-run operation, the staff takes the time to make it personal. On the very first visit, Sonny took the time to learn our names, ask about our interests, and explore our palate preferences (I was dead-set on finding a local wine... he steered us in the right direction). And on the second visit? He remembered our names and interests, gave more recommendations and offered tastings. All of the family is invested in their customer service--we've never had a visit that didn't result in absolutely courteous, attentive care. Once, even to let us in a few minutes after closing (they close at 9pm Mon-Sat and 6pm on Sun).Can't say enough about this place. Check out their cigar selection, their unique mixers/juices, fine wines, beer and spirit availability, and overall wall-to-wall awesomeness. They offer case discounts and delivery, with low to competitive pricing so you can get all this ambiance and intrigue without breaking the bank.Cheers to Hills, for raising my (favorite) spirits!

Super aggressive and unhelpful. Couldn't care less about your business. They have a good location so unfortunately they can get away with it. I live around the corner and drive 5 miles to another store that is welcoming and has better pricing. Oh yeah. They overcharge as well. Unhelpful, not friendly, and charge more than any other liquor store. If I could give them zero stars, I would!

Overpriced! You're better off elsewhere! Went in for a case of seltzers and the prices were not marked. Was charged $5 more than most other stores. Will not go here again.

Yelp says 2 stars is: "Meh, I've experienced better." And that's definitely the case here.This was my "go to" for about 2 years. I probably patronized The Hills...80 times, and spent many thousand dollars.Every time I came in, it was like "Welcome to The Hills," if anything. Are you kidding me, you don't recognize me at all, when I've been coming in at least once a week for 2 years (and I'm definitely not...unrecognizable...LOL).You have 2 of the friendliest and truly appreciative shops a short drive away, who will remember your face after 1-2 visits, and your name after a few more: Bloomfield Wine & Spirits is a mile west on Long Lake, just across Telegraph. And Kakos is a couple miles south on Woodward, northwest corner of 14 Mile & Woodward. (I've heard there are other great shops in the area as well. ML is worth a visit.)The Hills is not a horrible place. It's just resting on its prime location, and not putting in much effort, while other shops leave it in the dust in terms of service and personality.

Recently moved and have come here a couple times, once pre- Covid and once during. To my shock and disgust, the owner has raised prices and chosen to price gouge during the Covid pandemic. When I asked about it, he got angry and aggressive. Stay away from this place due to its unethical and (maybe) illegal practice of price gouging. Walk into Kakos a little down Woodward and they treat you like gold.