Savi Provisions

Never did I think I would write a review for the place I buy booze. BUT this place is worthy of one.
First, a big thank you to Unilocal!Otherwise I never would have found this place even though it’s so close to home and right by Tin Lizzie’s!
It’s everything a gal wants in a liquor store. It’s perfectly clean and nice (not like a grungy corner store) and they have everything! Literally everything! An amazing wine selection from the $ 12 bottle you keep to yourself for Monday’s Bachelorette episode to the fancy $ 70 bottle you can’t pronounce but read online was perfect for your boyfriends mom. They have it all. Every type and brand of liquor and craft beer as well. Plus, they have cute little bar accessories and such.
And to think I’d been driving to Brookhaven and Costco even to buy alcohol– so glad I found this gem!

I’m in heaven! Everything A foodie wants & needs for a perfect dinner party, date night, or just because you want some amazing items for yourself. :-) Wine, spirits, a great variety of gourmet meals, cheeses, cured meats & desserts. An array of prepared food that is really impressive. Don’t forget to check out the tasting room!

OMG! Savi has everything alcohol related!!! I live in the area and I’m sad I have not stopped by here sooner! I came looking for a craft beer and I parked in a 10 minute spot for longer than 10 minutes I am sure. You know why? Because I had to look over the craft beer section about 4 times… That is how much of a selection they have. You know what else is awesome? I was walking out without buying anything because I wasn’t sure what I wanted to bring to an event and the employee at the register saw me and came running to help me out. I appreciate that. But the place is large with rows of wine, liquor and beer. And you know what else they have? Alcohol provisions I like to call them. Things like mixers, soda, and the ever so important olives. Yes, they have olives. Win right? Yea I thought you would agree because if you love martinis, dirty martinis, then what is a dirty martini buying experience without olives down the next aisle!!!
They have a tasting room which was a separate entrance and Ill have to visit for sure and in the main store, a special room with bottles behind a closed door. If you choose to accept this mission go to Savi, they are well stocked for your drinking… tasting needs!!!
I have to come back because I feel like there is so much more to discover!!! My favorite bourbon is at a good price, they carry my current favorite beer, and they have olives. That’s a five star for me!!! Go and it can be for you too!!!

This may be a new location but it still has the same feel as V2. It still has the same warm and welcoming feel as the last location. I have tried quite a few wine bars since first finding Anthony’s place and I still hold this place as my top spot. The fact that it is a tasting room and not a bar where people can just wander in and out is still one of my favorite features. The owner Anthony is still as hilarious and customer service oriented as he was the first day that I met him. and I love the fact that the people who attend the tasting room events either already love wine or are looking to learn about why they are not there just to drink. Between wine club and the weekly tastings that happened I am still learning about some great, new and sometimes strange wines lol. I still recommend this place for anyone who is interested in learning about great new wise or just want to have a sip with the wonderful crowd.

Everyone here is so friendly and the store has a huge selection. This is my go-​to wine store. They also have a tasting room with a variety of wines by the bottle and a few meats and cheeses. I definitely recommend checking out both the store and the tasting room.

OK, so I’m not going to lie… I only buy wines here because the ones at TJ’s completely disappoints. In LA and NYC, TJ’s rocks but there is something about the Buckhead location that bottle after bottle, they end up being terrible (like carbonated kinda terrible!). So I come to Savi…
Here is thing about Savi however. It is located in a good shopping center that is never busy, so good for weekend trips even if you are in a rush. The staff is just «OK». They are not very helpful proactively and when you ask for help their only tend to steer you to the overpriced wine, which I don’t appreciate. For instance, if I just want a Pinot Noir from Willamette Valley, don’t point me to the $ 40+ bottles when you know you have some in the $ 15 range. For buying gifts, their more expensive collection is fine but just to stock up, they have plenty of good ones as well… just look around and find it yourself.
Also, I asked if there was a rewards program since I swore they did. They don’t (just for the record) and the reason is «we can’t seem to figure one out». Um, really? You better get with the program, people!

This review is only for the tasting room area of Savi Provisions. We rented out the tasting room for my 40^th birthday party this past weekend. It was fantastic! The décor and ambiance of the room is very nice. The catered food from Anish was quite tasty. I am vegetarian, and they accommodated my requests regarding the menu items (everyone said the lamb was very good!). Anthony put together a wine tasting menu based on my preferences that blended very nicely with the food, I thought. Overall, a wonderful experience. Grace was just terrific! I would only say that I did have some difficulty with communication. Left a couple of messages and emails that were not replied to, but all in all, I am very happy!

I LOVE this store. I live in Roswell and work in Buckhead and always make a point to go here on Friday before heading up north. The liquor prices are great — my favorite bottle of vodka is $ 6 less here than at Total Wine at North Point, which normally has the best prices around. They do charge less if you use cash OR debit (ex. $ 22.99 vs. $ 23.68). The store is nice, the selection is great and the prices are low — what more could you want?
Sad the store is gone; the package store prices are great, but without the delicious market next door the score goes to a 4.
Parking can be an issue, but that’s the nature of the area.

I love that they moved in here! We used to get beer from the gas station across the street but it’s much cheaper here. The selection is huge-​you can find whatever you want. You get a small discount if you pay in cash (which I never have).
The staff is also really friendly and helpful. Great store!

Savi Brookhaven’s management needs to maybe stop in more often. For the prices you would expect near perfection. Upon opening, my husband and I went there regularly to get sandwiches and early on they were quite good. Then they became very inconsistent in how they were made. Seems that as the employees came and went, the new ones weren’t trained very well. I just got a Cuban today that was so dry, when I looked, there was no sauce, no mayo, nothing. I called to complain and I got put on hold and just listened to background conversations. I looked on their website to find a name, a number, a working email address to let them know what a customer is experiencing and couldn’t find a way to reach a manager.
Employees are not as friendly as they once were… and what happened to the big remodel? We’re disappointed and disenchanted…

This review is only for the store section of Savi.
They have a great selection of craft veers from around the world. I also enjoy the copious amount of burbon brands they have at very reasonable prices.
This has become my primary shopping destination for beer and liquor and would highly recommend it.
Lastly, the staff is very friendly and knowledgeable.

Great to see the former Party City turned into an excellent wine and spirits store. Highly knowledgeable and pleasant to deal with, this is my new #1 stop for interesting wines and beers.
The gourmet market next door is a nice addition too. The sandwiches are outstanding. They take abt 7 – 10 minutes to make a hot press sandwich, but well worth the wait. PLus, you have time to browse the wines next door.
So, why only 3 stars? The gourmet market is dragging the rating down. The sandwiches are great, but the consistency in service is just awful. I’ve been going here regularly and it seems that they cannot get their act together. Little things like getting prices right on items (a can of soda $ 4.99 — I don’t think so — try again, yep you were charging me for the bottle) or computer systems that randomly shut down, or people who seem to be completely unaware of what the store offers. Nothing that is catastrophic, but all things that are annoying and should not be part of a premium experience (which, at these prices, I consider premium). These are also things that can (and should) be fixed. Pull up the service end at the gourmet market and they shoot to 4.5 –5 stars.

Went to their cheese and wine tasting last night (6 cheeses and 6 wines for $ 25). All the cheeses and all the wines were really good, but some of the pairings not so much. But it is a great facility and the staff was attentive and friendly. My only gripe is that they didn’t give us any silverware at all, so it is a little hard to eat a creamy, melty cheese with your fingers and a piece of bread. But somehow we made it through. Would definitely go again.

While the wine selection is amazing the sandwich counter is awful. We had a Cuban that was greasy, the bread was soggy, cold, and it took almost 10 minutes to make. I had a flavorless tomato and mozzarella sandwich. It was so bad we left the sandwiches after only a few bites and went to lunch at another restaurant. The problem with Savi is inconsistency.

I did not go into the wine/​spirits section of this elegant market, but I did stop by the gourmet food side. Boy, am I glad I did. I do not live in Georgia, but if I did, I might have lunch here every day. The deli is ridiculously well-​stocked with salads, entrees, meats and cheeses. Everything was fresh, delicious, well-​prepared and … different. If I lived here, I would want to throw a party just to showcase some of this wonderful food.

Loved the friendly service and great selection of Caribbean liquors. I never thought I’d get a bottle of my favorite Barbados rum without buying a plane ticket so I was pleasantly surprised!

The new space is beautiful, with a very nice selection of wine.
I’m trekking to this spot often because my wine club — formerly at The Vineyard Wine Market on Powers Ferry — has joined forces with Savi for this new venture. Wine club has finally started back up in the Tasting Room. Lovely space that still has the intimate feel many of us loved at VWM. Anthony has worked hard to get this back up and running and I encourage you to try any of their tastings. There will not only be wine but beer and spirit tastings as well.
Can’t wait to see the market when it opens!

The new Buckhead shop is great. Right now it only has beer, wine & liquor, but they are planning on opening the other side soon. It is an EXCELLENT addition to the neighborhood and has a very wide variety of wine beer & liquor. So far I have only bought beer, but have been very happy with the selection (we are true beer snobs, so that’s saying something). Great selection of craft beers — everything from IPAs and Stouts to more interesting Sours. They also have a tasting room with weekly tastings. We are super excited to have this in our neighborhood.

Kathleen M. «beat me to the punch» on this one.
Yes, Yes, Yes this is a place you will want to try and visit the prices can be $ 2 – 5.00 less than some places in the area and the selection is Big. This business opened up five weeks ago and if you’re looking for the «market» part of the store it will open sometime in the next two to three months.” Daily specials, cheese, pastries and chartreuse will be offered.“
Spirits, they have them most names you are very familiar with others we have never heard of or seen.
If you want to talk beer talk to Chris, nice guy also very knowledgeable on what they have in stock, where the beer comes from, the profile and probably a little history as well. We talked for about 45 minutes and the time flew by. Talking to him made beer conversation interesting and you might even appreciate what you’re drinking a little more. The selection here is pretty impressive, if you don’t see it just ask.
Champagne, who doesn’t like bubbles there is 21+ on the floor and at least eighteen different kinds in the cooler. Brand names are here and they have some from Argentina (who new), Spain and France then move into something a little different like Prosecco from Italy and Moscato’s from everywhere we finally have options on this side of town yeah !
Open seven days a week in the Tuxedo shopping center in place of where the Party City was on Roswell rd. and corner of Piedmont.

In the former Party City space, this location of Savi provides a different kind of party supply. The grocery/​market portion of the space is still under construction, but the beer/​wine/​liquor section is open and quite the beauty.
While not the overwhelming selection of Tower, they’ve got some serious deep cuts when it comes to liquor. Think two or three different kinds of pink gin, as well as a wish list if they happen to not carry your preferred potion. And if you do get overwhelmed, they’ve got an awesome staff to help you choose the best option. The space is well organized and obviously clean, considering they’ve only been open a few days.
My parents live in this area and have oft complained about the lack of non-​shady liquor stores, and Savi will definitely fill the need. The prices aren’t bargain basement but nothing is overpriced, and I honestly don’t mind paying for the one-​on-​one service and local business love.
The tasting room looks pretty rad and I can’t wait to see the cheese wall I heard described come to life. I have a feeling it’s going to be just as amazing as it sounds.