Michigan
What time can you buy liquor in Michigan?
7 a.m. to 2 a.m.The outer limit set by Michigan law. A city or county may require earlier closing, so the hours where you are can be shorter than this, never longer.
Grocery and convenience
| Day | Latest legal sale hours |
|---|---|
| Monday to Saturday |
|
| Sunday | No sales |
Package store
| Day | Latest legal sale hours |
|---|---|
| Monday to Saturday |
|
| Sunday | No sales |
Bar or restaurant
| Day | Latest legal sale hours |
|---|---|
| Monday to Saturday |
|
| Sunday | No sales |
Holiday closures in Michigan
| Holiday | What closes |
|---|---|
| Christmas Day | Grocery and convenience, Package stores, Bars and restaurants, closed from midnight until noon |
Common questions
- What time can you buy liquor in Michigan?
- 7 a.m. to 2 a.m. at the outside. That is the limit state law sets, and a city or county may require earlier closing, so check locally if you are close to the edge.
- Can you buy liquor on Sunday in Michigan?
- No. Michigan publishes no Sunday liquor window for at least one kind of outlet, so Sunday is not an ordinary trading day here.
- What time do they start selling liquor in Michigan?
- 7 a.m. That is the earliest any outlet may sell, and some open later by choice.
- What time on Sunday can you buy liquor in Michigan?
- You cannot. Michigan publishes no Sunday liquor window for at least one kind of outlet.
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