This whole place is such a summer vibe. There is a little something for everyone…read more It was a bit confusing when we first arrived. Here is the lay of the land: Check in at the little red table in the center of the outdoor courtyard if you want "full service". - which means eating and drinking at a table with wait staff. It is not seat yourself at the outdoor tables, like we originally thought. There is a nice sized bar indoors and seating at the bar is first come first served. We ordered several of the small plate "snacks" and I can tell you that the hummus is not to be missed. It is served with (homemade?) tortilla chips that are absolutely addictive. They have lots of choices for wine, beer, and cocktails. Towards the back entrance of the property, there is a drink truck where you can also order "walkaway" food and drinks. Not entirely sure where you sit with the food/drinks you order, as most of the seating seemed reserved for full service. Additionally, there is a photo booth for pics (long line) and Warda Patisserie is right next door and accessible through a garden walkway.

Father Forgive Me was named #83 on North America's 50 Best Bars list. It's located in a…read more110-year-old church garage, and there's a beautiful courtyard outside for guests to either sit on the grass or their picnic tables. Just an overall beautiful space. The inside restaurant area is also beautiful. We wanted to sit inside at the bar, so we waited for some seats to open up. If you want to sit outside, all you have to do is order at the bar and they'll serve your drinks in plastic cups for you to take outside. The rhubarb pie punch was so delicious I had to order it twice! Probably one of my favorite cocktails I've ever had. I also ordered the maurixio cattelan, which tasted like ginger ale. For a snack before dinner, we chose to get the burrata and it was so refreshing. The service was great and our bartender was super friendly! The logo with the little lamb is adorable. I bought one of their wine glasses with their logo on it too for just $10.

We stumbled across Two Birds completely by accident while driving through Indian Village checking…read moreout all the beautiful houses, and I'm so glad we did. I can't believe I'd never heard of this place before! This little cocktail bar is small, cozy, and has such a fun vibe inside. It feels intimate and the service was warm and friendly. The craft cocktails were excellent! We'll definitely be back. Love finding hidden gems like this!

The bar space isn't my vibe but I came to Two Birds for the pop up restaurant. I like that Two…read moreBirds frequently hosts different pop-ups regularly so I'll be returning just for the food. While I waited for my food I ordered a non-alcoholic drink. I like that non-alcoholic drinks are cheaper than alcoholic drinks. Some places want to charge the same amount for both and that's ridiculous to spend over $12-15 for a drink with no alcohol. Service is so-so. I ordered the Imagine non-alcoholic cocktail. The menu states that it is made of guava, lemon, cherry, dulce de leche. Unfortunately, I didn't notice any guava, lemon, or dulce de leche. It was just a cherry drink. I assumed they didn't have the ingredients to make the cocktail I ordered.

Limited nearby parking. Further away is free public parking…read more It is a little loud inside, and a little chaotic. Everything is clean, food was great, I had four beers and they were all really good including the dopple. Even the bathrooms were clean. It was not enough of an issue to take a star off, but the staff were a little slow and stand-offish. The food came out quickly, though. They also really push a cutesy version of woke signaling via a bunch of signs-- maybe they are trying to stand out against lagerhaus?

Stopped here for late lunch around 4p on sat afternoon. The place was full and it had nice…read moreambiance. The burger was delicious. The drink was good. Overall I would come back for lunch or dinner. Service was quick, pleasant and professional.

Visited Detroit for a conference, we ate here twice for breakfast. The food was good & the service…read morewas excellent. The place was very busy and it seemed to be understaffed. Our food came out fairly quick and they came around regularly to make sure our drinks were full and asked if we needed anything. It was a good value for what we received.

This is thee Pop Up game, food and drinks tent. Somebody let me know if there name is wrong, since…read morethis is what came up when I checked-in. This is right on Campus Martius and down from the Ice Skating Rink and Parc. The rent is filled with so much fun, it's huge, roomy and there are tons of board games that you can pay for free. Yep, you can eat, drink and play games with your friends from 10am - 12pm! I cannot wait to come back! There was NO fee to enter, but you do get your hand stamped if you are interested in drinking. This again is incredibly Cool, and I am over the moon about what Detroit HAS accomplished in such a short time. Wow! Detroit is ON FIRE in a GOOD way!

Great spot that's made its way back to life. I really enjoyed my time at the Clubhouse, it has a…read morenice long bar and plenty of tables and at both ends you can sit and look down on the indoor fields, just cool. Drink a beer, eat a pie and hang out, this is the place to check out if you wanna play, watch, drink or eat. Yeah I think it's still a work in progress but it's very cool and the staff is very friendly and I'm sure would love to have you. Theirs gonna be some good times at the Clubhouse. Come out and ck it out and yes get a pie a beer and enjoy.

The Detroit City Clubhouse is located inside the new Detroit City Fieldhouse (an indoor sports…read morefacility run by Detroit's football club, Detroit City FC). To get to the Clubhouse, you enter the Fieldhouse on the right side, and head upstairs. The Clubhouse is beautiful. Even if you're not a fan of soccer, you'll enjoy the atmosphere of the space. Rich wood, smooth leather, plenty of seating, a few TVs to watch various sports, a fun drink menu with reasonable prices and windows on either side of the bar with views of the indoor fields below. It's a brand new bar and they're still working out kinks, so I try to be cognizant of that. The bartenders are still being trained and brought up to speed, so sometimes they don't have the answer to my questions regarding the menu and cocktails, or the drink sizes are inconsistent. I'd be bummed if this continues a few months down the line. I've not ordered any food but the menu looks solid. My friend raved about the chicken wings. I'd love to see some bar food like cheese sticks or mini tacos, though. Sometimes you just want something greasy to absorb the booze. This is a comfortable place with seating for two up to twenty. It's surprisingly kid-friendly as well. Bring a group or just come solo and check it out. Enjoy free parking, a welcoming atmosphere and tons of soccer memorabilia on the walls throughout.

Popped in during happy hour while checking out our daughter's new neighborhood. Loved the creative…read moreAsian fusion menu items. Sampled several menu items and they were all delicious.An owner was waiting on us, and he and the rest of the staff were attentive and fun. The Charlevoix has a great neighborhood bar vibe- there were several families as well as many people looking like they were meet after work. We look forward to returning!

What a find! In the area and needed a place to eat. Simple and Casual. A full bar. Great specials…read moreand Happy Hour. Fast excellent service. Delicious food. We ordered Italian sandwich and chilaquiles verde with carnitas. Both outstanding. Love they had M43 on tap! Would happily eat here again. 5 stars!

Enjoyed the service at the bar. Nice happy hour and food specials. Very good pizza. Charcuterie was…read moregood too. It's dark inside but they have an outdoor area with corn hole. Overall, the place is dingy. A deep cleaning would help.

so i live across from atwater, and as a beer aficionado, i was more than excited to have one of my…read morefavorite breweries across the street from me. however, and for whatever reason, since i've lived across from them, my visits while being their neighbor have been very bizarre and discomforting i typically go in by myself and when i tell you the looks and stares i get from staff as if i have no reason being there. hilariously enough, they have the most updated version of the pride flag sadly hanging incognito in their space, but apparently when a nonbinary queer like me walks through, there's not warmness or welcoming energy from most bodies. typically i get served by the extremely obnoxious and loud employee - i get heavy boston energy from him, but he could easily be from bloomfield hills - every time i come in while and he's working, i just want to turn right around (and i have!). i've stayed away for a minute because of this dude. so, today i thought i'd try to give them one more chance, perhaps i wasn't reading the room correctly - nope. same distant, "why are you here" type of energy. no warmth, no friendliness. whoever the person with the green shirt & tan hat working the evening on 7/02 was just pathetically absent and unaware of how to take care of their customers. i sat at the bar in front and not one time was i checked on until the sweet Nina came and attended to me after she could see my body language. meanwhile, green shirt and tan hat ignored me the entire time i patron-ed, ignore me when i had to yell at him three times cos he acted like he couldn't hear me & i wanted to make sure someone wasn't sitting in the seat i was going to take, and felt that it was appropriate to bring his tray of silverware to come polish them directly next to me. mind you, he was chatting up the coupled-patrons to his left (i was to his right), even immediately tending to them earlier when they sat at that bar as they arrived (there's a line in the middle of the bar where you typically order drinks). at this point, it's a "no dawg for me" with atwater. i've given them chances, i've tried to recognize that they might be stressed, but to feel that i'm not welcome perhaps cos of the fact that i'm a very visible queer person of color is absolutely unacceptable. thankfully the beer is mid level and not worth going back for - griffin claw & full measure are much more welcoming places

Place is closed down. We drove past the sign on the front was gone and doors were all locked.read more

I'm not a fan of beer, in fact I don't enjoy beer so you might think my review is useless. I can't…read morestand the taste. I drank the beer flight here. Loved the maple flavored one and the stout. It's weird i dislike beer but enjoy a good stout when it has hints of coffee or chocolate. The stout at Brew has hints of chocolate and it's delicious. The food was amazing. Not a big menu, which is perfect. They have a few food items that they do very well. The pretzel with the malted bacon ( which I would go to Ontario just for malted bacon) was to die for. Nachos were great too. I started at the Marriott Renaissance hotel so this was a quick drive over the bridge. Certainly worth it. Oh and they had a great autistic guitar band also!