Loved the comedian we bought tickets to see, but communication with this venue is terrible. Went to…read morethe box office two hours before a Friday show to purchase tickets. They don't answer the phone but say that's when they're open. No one was there at the desk. A staff member at Hockeytown told me they might be there an 1.5 before a show. So I kill another hour to be safe and come back. Wait in line, buy two tickets for a show in a few weeks. I'm a former customer on their email list. Give my email and they promise to email the tickets. It's a week before the show and I realize I have no tickets. Call the main line, email twice. No response until two days before. They finally send my tickets (no they weren't in my spam folder). I see all the service charges and processing fee bs that I'd get if I bought them online instead of driving there to save the fees. In fact, the charge was MORE than if I had purchased online. I've seen two shows here and like the intimate venue, but won't purchase tickets again until they get rid of their junk fees for in person purchases. In addition, the parking lot nextdoor that's literally connected charges $45 to park for an hour show. More than the cost of your ticket. No thanks.

This is a great place to see your favorite comic. The venue is intimate & if you get there early,…read moreyou can easily get a spot right by the stage! The only reason I give it 4 stars instead of 5 is because the drinks weren't great and were very expensive, but they did arrive quickly after ordering.

Been here many times for different concerts and it's a HIT every time!…read more From the main floor, to high top seats by the sound booth, to balcony seats, there isn't a bad spot here to experience your favorite band or act. Many show up early and start the line that winds around the building so be ready for that. Rain, shine or snow! Haven't ordered any food here through all the concerts we've been to but have purchased a few cocktails and beers and the prices are reasonable for a venue like this. Cheaper than an arena that's for sure! The lights and sometimes the pyro that is allowed here is top notch. Mixed with the sound that rocks your chest (depending on the band of course), you get your money's worth. All of the ones we've been too have "gone over the specified time". Whatever that means, we're enjoying it. Whether it's the FIlmore's doing or the band's doing by feeding off of the crowd's energy, we'll always stick around longer!

The Fillmore Detroit was host to an outstanding author event! It was for our former Vice-President…read moreKamala Harris. It was a sold-out affair. We started out with Happy Hour at The Fillmore Detroit Bar for food and a refreshing drink. The bar is the former State Bar. It is a cool place to chill and the service was very quick. I had a Watermelon Lemonade Riffresher, chicken tenders and fries. It was an excellent venue for us to hear from author Kamala Harris to talk about her new book, 107 Days. She was delivering a message on her short road to the presidential campaign and the state of affairs today that have many U. S. Citizens feeling emotionally hijacked....but I digress. This was a great opportunity to experience in such a beautiful venue. It truly reminded me of a more intimate Fox Theatre.

I was here when it was Detroit Comedy Underground as well and LOVED it. It's great to see Detroit…read morecomics in Detroit! Great venue!

Great weekly comedy show. I come here every Sunday to see what comics they have. It's always great…read moreto see new up and coming comedians every week. Check it out, if you ever find yourself in Detroit on a Sunday.

This was my first trip to the Fox Theater for a show. It was beautifully maintained. We had a lot…read moreof fun looking around the lobbies and theater before the show. Ushers were super friendly and were very helpful. Concessions weren't cheap but they were exactly what we ordered. The show was perfect and had no audio/video mishaps.

Arrive as early as possible to avoid missing your show!!! Slow security line!…read moreI recently saw the sound of music at the Fox Theatre. Of course the theater is beautiful, which is a huge plus! However, many of the attendees were extremely frustrated because although we arrived to the theater 40 minutes before show time, there was an extremely long line outside of the Fox Theatre with people waiting to get through security. People were filing into the theater and taking their seats for the first 20 minutes of the show due to this delay. A woman who I spoke to while waiting in line stated that she had the same issue with them the week prior. So my advice is to arrive to the theater as early as possible so when they open the doors, you are at the front of the security line and don't miss any of the show you paid good money for!

fried green tomatoes: 8 Steak bites: 9…read morePotatoes: 8 Eggs: 6 Mac: 8 Yams: 7 Sausage: 7 Margarita pitcher: 5 My ONLY complaint is that the meats came out cold. Like they had been sitting while the other foods were being prepared. I mentioned this to multiple staff members and I was only offered to put the food in the microwave. The first batch of bread we got was so hard. We did get a fresh batch that was 10x better but that first batch was traumatizing.

A friend of mine arranged a group event for the ladies to get together to attend Trap Bingo Brunch…read morehere. I had yet to have an opportunity to go here so I was really looking forward to it. The flyer indicates that doors open at 10:30 for an eleven o'clock start time. The vestibule quickly filled with other attendees and we began to wonder what the delay was. A gentleman introduced himself as Eugene to the crowd and advised that doors actually open at 11 to allow time for the catered food to be brought in and set up. This allows for a smooth experience once guests enter. He indicated that brunch was an additional $20, payable at the time of check-in. After a short time, he came back and we were allowed into the lobby area. There were a few tables set up in the area while we waited for staff to check-in. When checking in and adding the brunch option, I was told $39.31 for my total. Having already paid $5 for the bingo entry, I was confused as to how the $20 price seemed to double. There wasn't a sufficient reasoning offered and given we would be there until 3PM, I opted to pay it. In reviewing my receipt, the charge was $31.20 plus tax AND 20% gratuity added. After checking in we were still held to the lobby area as preference for seating was given to those who had reserved tables to enter first. Once we were able to enter the space and get seated. We learned that there were lines you had to get into to order drinks, so there were no servers. It was after 12 o'clock before we were able to line up for brunch. The narrow hallway we were in was serving multiple purposes. There was a line in the opposite direction leading to a bartender, staff was traveling down the middle of the same hallway to replenish food and those who had their plates also had to travel down the center to get back to their seats. Plates were piled high and food looked delicious. By the time I reached the front of the line, there were only two people serving the food. There were a few options people from my party received that were no longer available. Not surprising given the number of plates I'd seen that had huge portions of items on them. The trap music played during all of this kept the mood light despite the disappointment of how things were going. Bingo only accounted for the last hour or so of the event and was R&B songs not trap. Each person was only provided one board. Some of our party decided to leave so a couple of us ended up with two boards which was the amount we anticipated receiving for the $5 charge. It was never shared what the prize was for winning bingo. Overall the experience was lackluster for me. The food from what I could tell was decent. I had gravy and rice as they had had run out of the turkey meat and shrimp they had for shrimp and grits but they were out of grits. There was acknowledgment on their end that the event experience wasn't up to par. Complimentary tickets to the comedy show later that evening were offered to some patrons. I opted to get one in hopes of a better experience. The check-in experience was much better. Staff never reached our table for us to make any food or beverage purchases. Comedian's performance was phenomenal. After the show, we went over to Day Day's for the after party. We were hungry since we hadn't eaten since earlier. Only bar menu items were available. After waving down a staff member we were told that we needed to go to the bar to order. Fortunately, one of the servers came by a few minutes later and asked if we wanted to order anything. We all got orders of salmon sliders. The portion was ample and the sliders and fries were flavorful. I've heard so many great things about this place so to have experienced all this in one day was extremely disappointing.

As a performer, the Comedian Company has been great to work with. Great shows, even during the…read morepandemic when we had to perform over Zoom. A treat to work with.

The owner is very responsive--really quick turnaround--and the shows have been great!read more

It's a comedy bar, but the vibe and decor is giving speakeasy. The staff was very friendly, the…read morecomedians I saw were funny as well. Parking is reasonably priced, but bring cash. I took a sneak peak of the rental space upstairs and it's very nice!!! You can order pizza slices and popcorn to snack on during the show.

This is my second time here. I want to like this venue. But if the mandatory 2 item purchase…read moreweren't enough (just increase the ticket price, geesh), now they've flipped the entrance from the front off Woodward to off the back alley and parking lot. It's almost as if they are trying to force people to use the parking lot, another money grab when street parking is much less. The set up inside has been flipped since I was last there as well. Now that they have servers, you can count on their constant walking and talking during the show to take & fulfill orders. The only food options available were pizza (cheese or pepperoni) or popcorn. I ordered a slice of cheese pizza before the show began only to be told that they had sold out despite there being less than 20 people there. Since I didn't want popcorn, I ordered water and a drink (that was very sweet). I had to track down the server after the show ended to pay my bill. She asked if the others at the table (who I didn't know) were still there to pay their bills. After paying, she quickly had to go find them because a number of people had already left. There were even issues with the mic. It kept going in and out with the first comedian. Shortly after the main act began, the cord completely fell out the bottom of the mic. I have never seen anything like that before during a performance. It was quickly swapped out for another mic. But I was embarrassed for them. Been over a year since I had been there. Despite wanting to support shows at smaller comedy venues, I don't know if I will be back anytime soon.

The Detroit princess is a crusie ship built in 1990 it is a. Luxury boat would definitely recommend…read moreit was fun service was just amazing food was good it was for class of 2026 senior party for my school plenty of good view options especially from top deck

Was in town with family for a sad occasion, but also happy to be blessed to cherish the memories…read more We decided to make reservations on this riverboat, which was a favorite pastime for our loved one. We had a ball! The food was delicious, and we enjoyed the band! Motown was in the house! :-) The host was really good; we enjoyed the games and the line dancing toward the end of the evening. The boat ride was very smooth, and the sights were awesome - saw Canada on the other side, which was really neat!

"Hakuna Matata" what a wonderful phrase.... "Hakuna matata"…read moreis a Swahili phrase meaning "no troubles" or "no worries". Disney's The Lion King North American Tour was a welcome production to the "D". This was take 2 in seeing this play and it did not disappoint. Last time I experienced this play was in Toledo. I can hands down say that the Detroit Opera House was a 100 percent better experience. The Opera House is beautiful and has better seating. There is not a bad seat in the house. The experience in seating on the main floor along the aisle was a wonderful treat. Iykyk Bravo Detroit Opera House! Take a bow! The Detroit Opera House Parking Center is directly across the street on the corner. Please note that the Detroit Opera House does have a required bag check.

From the moment I walked through the doors, security and rest of the staff were warm and welcoming…read more I was there for a private pre-show event and the usher took the time to walk with me outside and point me in the right direction. The food was very tasty and we were able to meet and take pictures with three members of The Lion King production. There are elevators throughout the Opera House and plenty of parking nearby. Facility is clean and has such beautiful architecture. Acoustics are wonderful and there are no "bad seats". The show was AMAZING and my seat was fantastic. Back of the main floor on the aisle, which meant seamless entry and exit. There are plenty of restrooms on each floor and they are very clean. In addition, snacks are available for purchase. Merchandise selection was great and they had some pretty nice bundle deals. I purchased a blanket, Hakuna Matata tea mug and received a tote bag for $65. This is a traveling production. I highly recommend seeing it! The stage, costumes, music, and story are heartwarming. A great night out in Downtown Detroit!