Where to Buy Beer and Wine for Takeout or Delivery in Ann Arbor

Stony Lake’s owner Heidi Tubbs happily — and safely — brings beer out to the curb. | John Reyes

Keep your home bar properly stocked with local booze and cocktail mixers

Due to Michigan’s “stay at home, stay safe” order, all restaurants, bars, and breweries have closed dining rooms. However, some businesses holding carryout liquor licenses have been able to adapt to the new world of novel coronavirus-driven carryout, curbside pickup, and delivery. The most important thing right now is to stay safe and protect your health, but if you need to stock up on beer and wine, consider supporting your local small businesses. While Michigan law prohibits selling mixed drinks to-go, a couple places are now selling kits so you can enjoy a cocktail at home. Below, find a guide to places offering carryout and delivery alcoholic beverages in Ann Arbor right now.

Eater strives to keep its guides as up-to-date as possible, but due to the fast-changing situation surrounding the new coronavirus pandemic listings and services are likely to change after publication. To get a better grasp on what’s open and what’s closed during the pandemic, visit Eater Detroit’s carryout and delivery toolkit. Drop us a note at detroit@eater.com if something needs an update or you’d like to suggestion another addition to the map.