I pray to God they never take the grilled cheese off the menu…read more (I mean it) (But actually there isn't a bad thing on this menu and it's a great place to gather with friends. They do live music often and it can get kinda loud, but other than that: forever a fan of this place!)

Ever heard of a Shrimp Birria Quesadilla? I didn't either until I went here lol. Normally I'm not a…read more"pubber" which is probably not a word lol but my Brother brought me here and I'm forever grateful lol. The Shrimp Birria Quesadilla and Rosemary Garlic Fries every time for the win! To-Go or quick sit down vibe at a cool Woodbridge Pub with a great staff, has never let me down.

I was there for our work holiday party. The service and the drinks were excellent and they were an…read moreawesome host!

Great, authentic Irish spot. It is a club that requires an annual membership, but at only $25 a…read moreyear the well priced drinks, live music without a cover, and free passage in on parade day and St. Patrick's day more than makes up for the up front free.

Went downtown and after a nice walk around WSU, we stopped at Common Pub for an early dinner. Had…read morea great time on the patio by the pool. Food was great along with the service. Will certainly return!!

This was a cute little bar I stopped in for lunch between a lecture that I had for the day. The…read moreserver greeted us immediately and there was not a huge selection on the menu, but all solid choices. My friend decided on salmon which she said was delightful, and I got a salad. I didn't care for the chicken in the salad (a breaded situation) but I didn't care what I could either it. It wasn't very crowded at all but started to pick up more as the afternoon went on. It's a decent place to stop instead of typical fast food if you're in the area.

We stopped in after the Tigers game and had some appetizers and drinks. The bartender was very nice…read moreand kept everything moving and clean. I would definitely go back.

Came in to play pool after dinner and drinks, this is a classic dive bar. This was my first time…read morehere! Nice music playing, and chill vibes. We came in sat at the bar and got our drinks in an instant. Our server was quick and got the job done. I ordered a whiskey and Coke 10/10 because Maker's Mark and Coke don't miss. Also ordered macaroni and cheese 6/10 pretty good for a bar. I proceeded to lose miserably in pool because I am a beginner. I will definitely return for pool lessons

I rolled into Detroit for the first time ever and an unassuming bar stood out and called to me…read moreimmediately. It was the Temple Bar. I walked up not sure if it was even open but a haggard looking woman carrying a bunch of shit popped out and carried on down the road. I knew it was open. When I walked in I was greeted by a friendly bartender with glasses and a handlebar mustache. There were maybe 3 or 4 other people at the bar I could see. A couple more in the back patio. This is a real great bar. They have a pool table, full bar, and great beer selection. Not a huge selection but a good one. Plus it was a gay bar and I couldn't even tell. Great place welcoming everyone. Support local! Cheers!

Obnoxious entitled money grab. This place will scam and rip you off. Go elsewhere. Stick to beer at…read moreleast so you can better audit what you get. A "double" pour -- which they offer you -- is pretty much a single. And you're stuck with a huge bill. I go here once every five years despite living a mile away... because once every five years I say, "hey, Temple Bar, why don't I go there more often?" Then I go, I leave, and I feel scammed..." That's why I only been there a few times since 2010.

We went to Honest John's before a performance at the Detroit Public School's Ford theater down the…read morestreet. I've wanted to come here because it was a place my late mom liked. I thought the saloon-type entry doors were a fun touch. I liked the atmosphere, too. The menu is wide-ranging, from breakfast any time to burgers, salads and sandwiches. I don't drink alcohol often, but I noticed they had a good selection of hard cider. I decided to get the one that was on the top of the menu -- something with pineapple. It was sweet but very good. My sister had the Honest John's hard cider that was on draft. It wasn't as sweet, but it was good as well. I had the grilled johnny john sandwich -- chicken, swiss cheese, tomatoes, lettuce on grilled pita. It was very filling; I only ate half! My sister had the chicken Caesar wrap, with the same result. We ordered some plain fries to share. Those weren't anything special. All in all, I liked the restaurant and would go back.

The food is pretty good. Some dishes are better than others, the best item on the menu is the fish…read moreand chips IMO. I would skip all of the breakfast/brunch items, and the burger is standard. They are typically out of at least one or two menu items on a given day. The serve can be spotty but it's usually friendly. The prices are reasonable, and the best thing about this place, it's one of the few places open late with ample street parking at night.

Everyone talks about the cheeseburger. Turns out, it's for good reason. In this economy in Detroit,…read moregetting a huge cheeseburger for less than $15 is great. Getting one that actually tastes good is fantastic. The burger comes with the usual fixins on a giant ciabatta. Is it a bit difficult to eat? Yep. Is it worth it? Most definitely. There are some bites that you're getting no meat but they honestly still tasted pretty good lol. Burger was well seasoned and cooked exactly to my liking. Produce was fresh and the mayo rounded it all up quite nicely. Fries were very good. Not quite S tier, but still a solid A tier. Could have been a bit saltier. A tier on the burger as well. Food was ready in less than 15 minutes. No complaints. Very good burger and fries.

Loved it. Good beer, choice of delicious sandwiches (all size large; we split one and it was plenty…read moreof food) in a fun environment that wasn't too loud.

Stopped in on a weekday around 3pm after visiting the Detroit Institute of Arts. While we were…read morethere the tornado sirens started going off, which made for a memorable experience. Loved the cheap drinks, strong pours, and dive bar vibe

The overall visit was great service snacks and drinks did not disappoint. Ambiance was perfectread more

We had a great evening at HopCat tonight playing Trivia and hanging with friends. The atmosphere is…read morewarm and welcoming to guests and you'll always find a beverage or food to make your visit memorable. Thanks for a good night, folks! The Henry Ford Hotties

Pretty good menu and beer selection. Decent but not amazing service. The fish and chips were…read morelightly battered and the battered and seasoned fries didn't disappoint. However, the coleslaw was dry and had a sour taste to it. We did not eat it. The quinoa citrus salad was great but while I expected a bed of quinoa at first I thought there was very little of it. As I continued to eat it I realized there was actually none at all. I had said something to our server but she seemed bewildered and didn't seem to be familiar with the menu item in question. It's a good place to eat and I will probably be back but the food fell just a little short.

Visited for lunch and very much enjoyed the experience. As Brits we're always rather focused on…read moreauthenticity and although Lone Goat is not your classic example of an old English pub, the downstairs pub section has most of the hallmarks we look for. Most importantly, their drafting of Old Speckled Hen, Smithwicks and Guinness is spot on. Do note that if, like us, you're not a fan of chilled glasses be sure to request accordingly. On top of the excellent beers we sampled, we indulged in the Bangers & Mash and Shepherd's Pie. The bangers were great and the Shepherd's Pie (beef and lamb) likewise - not the usual Cottage Pie substitute we commonly encounter. Service was top notch too.

The last time when I was in town, I couldn't make it to the Lone Goat. This time I did. This is a…read moremust when in Detroit! Our bartender, Zach, made the Lone Goat feel like our local watering hole. He was attentive, knowledgeable and truly wanted to make sure we enjoyed our time in Detroit. He went above and beyond. Great pub fare in terms of food and drink.