Amazing time was had by the three of us. First we walked in and was greeted by a smiling person who…read moreturned out to be our server. It was time for seat yourselves so to the outdoor patio we traveled. Not a far walk at all but more reason to get a liter of Bock Bier, a pint of Bavarian Hefeweizen and a Ghettoblaster Ale. Sandy our well named server was able to bring the two pints but not the liter since she didn't want to spill a drop. Though I am sure she didn't want to scare us with her muscle strength. Incase she was also the bouncer. All kidding aside we had a great time and the three of enjoyed the ambiance of the brewery and the Michigan sunny warm day. All the relaxing was topped off with a very tasty pizza the Bronx Bomber. Great place and thank you Sandy for making our day fantastic!

For Detroit standards, not bad at all. Personal pizzas are reasonably sized and the crust is cut…read morethin and baked crispy. There's a good amount of menu choices where you won't feel like you're eating the same ingredients over and over again. I ordered the Bronx Bomber which included everything from green peppers, red onions, chicken, pepperoni, four different cheeses on thin crust. There's also a nice selection of beers on tap and by the bottle. That's all....

We rolled through Batch for lunch and a cold one after a little sightseeing in the area. We opted…read moreto sit outside, since it was a nice day. They had plenty of umbrella covered tables to keep you out of the sun. The only negative: you order with toast tab, and there's no way to customize anything. My husband has food allergies, so it knocked out a bunch of options. We settled on nachos, and they wound up being really tasty. We did add a little salt, but overall very good and filling. (The chorizo and avocado were a little extra.) My husband went up to the bar to get some samples for us to try, and we both chose the Pocket Calculator. It was rich, sweet, and very tasty. The waitress brought food and drinks out quickly when they were ready. This is a great place to stop, especially if you are allergy-free!

Truly cool place inside - love the vibe. Beers are great and the food is really good too…read more We had the chicken nachos, a warm pretzel, as well as an amazing French onion dip with house made chips. I forgot to take a picture of the dip - was too hungry and forgot. If you're downtown, give the a try - you won't be disappointed.

From the moment we walked in, we had a fantastic visit…read more We grabbed seats at the bar and looked over the menu. The brewery splits their offerings between Jolly Pumpkin sours and North Peak Brewing Company's variety of styles. My husband ordered a Jolly Pumpkin pint right away. I wanted to try a flight but needed time to choose. Our bartender Lenice gave me all the time I needed. When a couple of my picks weren't available, she brought me samples of other beers to try. I liked one of the samples. Jason, the manager, helped me make my final selection. I don't typically drink sours, but these weren't the kind that make you pucker. They were subtle. Definitely my kind of sours. Jason shared stories about the brewery's history and owner. His knowledge and enthusiasm for the place really came through. Lenice stopped by a few times to check if we needed anything. Both Lenice and Jason made this visit memorable. Lenice kept the energy light and friendly. Jason's passion for his work and the brewery added depth to the experience. If you're in the area and want good beer with even better service, stop by Jolly Pumpkin Brewery.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

I have never had to food here, so I'm only reviewing based on the drinks, service and atmosphere…read more The room is the perfect blend of a cold hard space and very warm vibes. I wouldn't sit here for hours on end because the seats aren't particuly cozy, but the vibe is totally welcoming and the people that work there have always been very friendly and nice. I've been able to get good recommendations for drinks when I can't quite choose. I think the beer selection is always varied. I like a sour, farmhouse, saison, etc and the options are always pretty good. If in the area, I would not hesitate to bring a friend or visitor.

Super cool open air brewery. I believe it's being rebranded Roar (which is what we were looking…read morefor). The address is the same, but a brewery is a brewery and we went in. The bartender was friendly and came to take our order. Many different styles of beers from pilsners to stouts listed on a chalkboard. All $3! Tasters are even less. We tried an IPA and a saison. Neither knocked my socks off, but very good for $3. There are maybe eight bar seats and around five 2-4 top tables inside. It's intimate, but light and bright with large windows and open doors. Street parking is easy to find.

I tried one beer in the taproom and picked up a mixed 4-pk to go. I enjoyed the beer and the…read moretaproom setup is great on a nice sunny day.

Pretty cool spot to grab some food and drink before a Masonic Temple show…read more Beer is dispensed from wall taps by the oz. Food is fresh and delicious. Homemade ranch and marinara are excellent with the Wunderbread. The Elote pizza was delicious, but not sure I'd do it again. Chef is friendly and helpful.

Did you really go to Detroit if you didn't have Detroit style pizza?…read more Elephant & Co was the perfect place for my friends and I to unwind after a long day! They're a great place for groups. They have a big dining area and each person is able to set up their own tab to manage their food and drink purchases. When you arrive, you get a wristband. This allows you to scan into the wall taps and fill up how ever much or little you want. They had a great selection of brews and I was especially impressed by a few local beers that were absolutely delicious! The pizzas are huge, so my only regret is not ordering one to share with a friend. I was able to only finish about a quarter of the small before having to call it quits. Detroit pizza is thick, so come hungry. While the pizzas were a hit, I have to say, the fries were a treat! They were so great! All in all- an excellent spot centrally located in Detroit!

Dear reader, PJ's…read moreLager House in Detroit is exactly the sort of place one hopes to stumble into and then quietly congratulate oneself for finding. It has that charming, welcoming dive bar energy that feels relaxed, unfussy, and immediately easy to like. The staff was friendly and fun, which set the tone nicely from the start, and the music was great all around. It is the kind of place that feels lively without trying too hard, which is very much in its favour. One of the coolest surprises was the speakeasy tucked away almost in plain sight. It can be rented for private events, and it is much larger and more finished than you might expect, with a really nice atmosphere that makes it feel special without losing the bar's overall charm. They also have a great outdoor area with a large TV display, which adds even more appeal if you want to linger a while. And then, of course, there was the happy hour deal: $8 for a shot and a Surfside, which had us at hello and frankly required very little convincing. Overall, PJ's Lager House delivered good drinks, good music, kind people, and a very good time. I would happily go back.

We had a great time at lager house, eating dinner before the concert and enjoying music in the…read moreback. The prices are really reasonable, bartenders friends and fast service. I enjoyed the spicy chicken sandwich and sweet potato fries. The fries were a HUGE portion and really tasty. The chicken sandwich wasn't overly spicy and had good flavor. They have a good variety of canned cocktails as well. Their back concert room is intimate and good setup. Had a great time!

We stopped at Jacoby's after the Lions game yesterday, partly because I remembered having an…read moreawesome Belgian ale there years ago and was curious if they still carried it. They didn't, but they had another similar Belgian ale that was great, so no complaints there! Our table started with the hand-battered chicken tenders and fried pickles. I really liked the light batter on both, and you could actually taste the beer in the batter, which was awesome. Three of the four of us ordered the Reuben, and the other ordered the Big Ed Burger. First off, all four of us commented on how good the sides were. The fries came out piping hot and crispy, and the house-made chips were honestly some of the best I've ever had. The burger itself had good flavor, but the bun was pretty dry and unappealing. With a better bun, I think it could go from good to great. As for the Reuben--the house specialty--I enjoyed it overall, but there were a couple things holding it back for me. The corned beef itself was 10/10. Super tender, flavorful, and absolutely the star of the sandwich. The bread, however, was very dry and crisp, but it had almost no color or toasted flavor to it. My other issue was the sauerkraut. This is definitely personal preference, but I like kraut with more tang and a little chew--almost "al dente," if we were talking pasta. This was extremely soft and mushy, to the point that there really wasn't any texture left to it. With that corned beef, a tangier kraut with a little bite and better bread would make this a fantastic Reuben. That said, I don't want those critiques to overshadow the experience. We enjoyed our food, and the service was great. Nichole (according to our receipt) was super friendly and took great care of us. I also really love the history and character of Jacoby's. In fact, I just recommended it to a family member today. I'd absolutely come back, and I already have my eye on trying the schnitzel next time!

I would go back here in a heartbeat. The food was tasty and fresh and exceptional portions for the…read moreprices (especially considering proximity to the sports venues). We stopped in on a Thursday night in January and the kitchen was open late, which was a huge relief. Service was quick and friendly, though a little snarky. I love any place that serves German beer and especially if the beer is clean and the bartenders are knowledgeable. Highly recommend Jacoby's for a late night stop. I'd like to visit during the warmer months now!

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.

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

I had a distillery tour today and was blown away by the knowledge of our enthusiastic guide, Zoni…read more We were able to see the inner workings of Two James and got to taste test many of their quality whiskeys and liqueur. Highly recommend!

One of my absolute favorite spots in Corktown. Walking into the old industrial type building with…read moreits dark brick you are immediately greeted by the giant bar. The staff has always been super nice and willing to explain the flavor profile of every drink to you so you can actually make a great decision. Also, since Two James makes spectacular spirits, every drink is delicious. They are so well balanced between flavor and kick, it's brilliant after brilliant. There isn't food as far as I know, but eat the cherries. It's plenty. Lol.