As soon as we walked in we were greeted and sat . Told the specials and then we picked what we…read morewanted to drink. Then order our food. Every thing was very good. I liked the decor and it looks like night life there is extra lively. I will return to try other food options

It has the look and feel of home; the frauleins are friendly and accommodating. It's just not the…read moretraditional Bavarian experience I was hoping for. Three tiered design; a dance club in the basement, an upstairs for private parties and the restaurant in between. The bar is wünderbar! A huge beer list including some expensive Weihenstephans. Many of the old school influences are NOT practiced here. I get that, it's just a disappointment. I love the decor and the general buzz of the building. We came during a lull. So it's hard to gage the clientele. Heidelberg has the look and feel of a German hofbräu. Once inside the atmosphere is traumhaft; reminiscent of a traditional Alpine pub. There are a few authentic German dishes but I see mostly burgers and wings. Not the place I'd bring the German side of my family for abendessen (dinner). 11/24

If you are an adult beginning ballet, THIS is the place for you. I started with Alexandra in…read morebeginning ballet in Feb 2018. The adult class started with a handful of beginners, and over three terms, the class grows and grows, because some of us stuck out the year, and new people either return to ballet from prior training, but many start from zero. This makes sense to me, that people are searching for dance and fitness activities outside the gym and in new and engaging ways. I'm nearly 50, fresh off the couch, and am always pleased by the diversity in class in every way. I also expected to be the only male, and that has never been the case from the very start. If you are self-conscious, please know that this is a completely safe, non-judgemental space for all abilities, all sizes, all ages. Was fortunate enough to add another class per week and work with Camilla as well. Both instructors are great. The teaching is clear and compassionate (ballet is super difficult, and they acknowledge that). I appreciate the personal notes they give me, always pushing me to do and be better, but in kind and reasonable measure. The facility and parking off Boardwalk is a saving grace (downtown A2 is a no go for me), the studio is new, bright, huge, airy. With the Aviary across the hall, the people watching and atmosphere in the overall facility is fun. I highly recommend this school. I plan to dance with them for years to come, it's always a pleasure to attend class. Of course, be warned that if you have never danced ballet, expect lots of frustration. But at this school and with these instructors, it will get better.

I've danced here since I was a young child and I have enjoyed every minute! For children, the…read morestudio teaches based off of the Royal Academy of Dance Syllabi; for the adult open classes, it is a mix of Russian, Cechetti, and British methods. Alexandra teaches the younger kids and is great with them. She is friendly, fun, and a great teacher all at the same time! Camilla teaches the teens and adults and has a much more stoic and serious aura, but is equally as friendly and as great of a teacher as Alexandra. There is a range of abilities, ages, and levels; everybody is welcome and can work at their own pace. The instructors are very understanding of the different strengths/weaknesses that different students have and give just the right amount of corrections. For the adult open classes, certain classes have a variety of levels of dancers, and different students are able to dance to the level that they are best challenged. All of the dancers are also very friendly and hard-workers. Please stop by!

The Detroit Princess Riverboat Cruise is so worth going on. we went for one of my sister's…read more birthday surprise sisters trip on June 27, 2026. We never heard of the Riverboat before until looking what to do in Detroit. Detroit Princess came up. We hope to go on it again. Motown Performers and the DJ were amazing. It was so cool to see the river side of Winslow, Canada on one side and Detroit on the other. Going under the Ambassador's bridge was pretty cool. The 3 hour drive there to Port Huron was worth it. Just stay away from the Cult aka Scientology. They are across the street from the Riverboat. Don't approach anyone and don't let anyone approach you. We were very surprised to see there was one in Detroit. Thank you to all the Crew for a incredible, fun and memorable time.

What a beautiful evening cruising on the Detroit Princess with our new friends! Double dating made…read morethe experience even more special as we enjoyed great conversation, delicious food, music, laughter, and breathtaking views of the Detroit skyline from the water. The wait staff was ready, willing and available to make sure our needs were taken care of, from making sure we found our table to serving and even the clean up. It's amazing how quickly strangers can become friends when you share unforgettable moments together. We're so grateful for new connections, wonderful memories, and an evening filled with joy, fellowship, and lots of laughs. Here's to many more adventures together!

Historically, I hate working out. Like, a lot. Then, I found Nafas and everything changed. They…read morehave a variety of classes at decent prices, and the staff are great. I love coming here and I wish they would open a studio downtown ;) PS- Janelle rules

I've been going to Nafas for almost 5 months now. I love the Barre classes. It amazes me the…read moreworkout you can get with zero impact. I can see muscle definition like never before in my legs, it's crazy. The yoga classes are great. I really enjoy the Yin class, it's my hour of mental health each week. My friend got me started on Yoga Basics. It's not necessarily an easy class but rather focuses on the right posture. As someone whose journey to Yoga started at bigger gyms this is really important to me. They take the time to explain the proper positions and if you are off they will tell you how to correct it. (After an IT injury, I've learned the importance of posture!). There are a several classes I haven't tried like Booty Bunz and gym sticks that people love. There is also tighten and tone that I like but totally kicks my butt. Zumba is fun and I recommend trying out different instructors because they all have their own take on things.

To make it short, the studio's manager lied to me, in order to get me to sign up (prepay) for their…read more50 lesson package. Here is my story. I liked taking lessons and attending events at Arthur Murray in Ann Arbor. Then I got hurt during class, and eventually that, seemingly minor at first, injury lead to a chronicle issue that did not improve sufficiently after several months of doctor appointments and physical therapy, and I contacted the studio to request a refund for my remaining prepaid 12 lessons, as I was promised by the manager of the studio, Damian, I would certainly get in case of a health problem that would prevent me from dancing. The owner of the studio refused to issue me a refund.

We have been dancing for a year and a half. We love this studio and all the instructors. We…read morecontinue to learn so much and enjoy dancing. Shoutout to Zoey and Stone. They make it so fun!

Review: A Magical Evening at Hill Auditorium…read more Attended with a meetup group and had my first taste of a live orchestra performed by PhD-level musicians from the University of Michigan's School of Music, Theatre & Dance. The concert ran close to two hours with a 15-minute intermission, and every moment was packed with talent and precision. The venue itself--Hill Auditorium--is absolutely magical. It's beautifully maintained, with acoustics that make every note feel immersive. Street parking was manageable, and the location is easy to access. What stood out most was the sheer artistry on display. From the world premiere of a contemporary overture to the grandeur of Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition, the performance was both intellectually rich and emotionally stirring. It's inspiring to see such high-level musicianship in an academic setting. They host monthly events, so if you're even slightly curious about orchestral music or just want a unique cultural experience, this is a gem worth revisiting.

The positives: Historic concert hall with beyond excellent acoustics and a massive pipe organ…read more Right in the heart of Michigan's central campus. Famous for hosting the best artists, including Segovia, and its annual performances of Handel's Messiah. As a kid I always enjoyed the auditorium with its older style interior and impressive organ pipes lining the backstage. Sure, the original seating leaves a lot to be desired (too narrow, cramped), but it's really about the performance here, especially spectacle and sound. Over the years I attended many renditions of Handel's Messiah, seen numerous shuffling of soloists, such as a boy soprano when I was in middle school, various altos, contraltos, and more recently, a contra tenor. The audience participates during the Hallalujah Chorus, but at some point over the years, free sheet music stopped being handed out. I came to prefer the Sunday afternoon performances. Sometimes the Saturday night opener shows had nerves on display and even faster tempos than the usual time signatures suggest. This recent reacquiantance after years away from Ann Arbor really impressed me. The outstanding musicianship, the conductor, the soloists, and a renewed inspiration for the Baroque orchestrations. Truthfully, I was imagining lifting some of those really fast strings lines and writing melodic heavy meal tunes. Postmodernism at its best.

Great day was had during opening day in Detroit tigers Win!…read more Rooftop was amazing weather cooperated!

Our first experience with music Hall Performing Arts Center. What a delight…read more Downtown Detroit during the holidays is magical. The Music Hall is a big part of that magic. We arrived early for our Nutcracker performance in a Saturday evening and had no problems parking in the lot adjacent to the venue. Parking was $20 which was a good price for the area. Other lots were charging. $20-$30. We felt our car was safe and attended to. We then entered the Hall early and were allowed to walk around with few visitors. What a treat. The architecture is beautiful with so many details to view. There was a jazz lounge which looked like a nice place to hang out and socialize before a performance. The bathrooms were spotless. We then walked around the downtown and took in all the holiday lights. Truly beautiful. The downtown area is vibrant, busy and feels very safe to explore on foot. Our seats, center mezzanine, were perfect. The attendants were helpful. The carpets and chairs were clean. Our seats were comfortable. The auditorium felt intimate and cozy though big enough to accommodate a good number of people. I would have been pleased with any seat in the house. We loved the State Ballet of Ukraine's rendition of the Nutcracker. Perfect night and experience to begin the holidays.

Saw "Clue" tonight thanks to Yelp's Culture Club. I highly recommend this show! Great cast, super…read morefunny and oh, the expressions! We were laughing.

I attended a performance of "Who's Holidays" ... a xmas comedy tonight…read more I was surprised by the transvestite theme but that is not my issue here at all! What bothered me was that the actor drank and spit his drink over half of the audience thinking that was a funny thing to do. I was heavily sprayed! In this era of covid and a triple threat of infections, this is extremely irresponsible behavior that is being allowed by this theatre. I will NEVER return... and I pray I did not catch anything from this vile act.