Stumbled upon this place to watch the Lions. It was so cute with the Christmas decor throughout…read more The waitress/bar gal was efficient and made good drinks. The food was good too. I would come back for a low key good food -wings and hot dogs experience in Dearborn.

I stoped in for some carry out dinner at this local bar with food. The name got me, and the yelp…read morereviews looked good, so why not check it out. I had to get the "Still unnamed burger", it's fantastic. Maybe they should call it the cheeseburger cheeseburger, it's so nice you gotta say it twice! House made potato chips are great too, a little thick so you get crunch and some steak fry texture too. They know that Cajun seasoning on the chips makes the pop. Added a stout to drink, fantastic. I saw a jar with clear liquid, veggies, and pepper, they use it to make bloody Mary's, dude I bet they are awesome, but I could get one to go and I didn't want to drink and drive, especially with crazy Detroit/Dearborn drivers.

Great local bar. Friendly servers and local patrons. Good prices and tasty bar food. Plenty of…read moreparking.

I've been to this 3 Nick's a few time and always had a good experience. FYI: This isn't exactly a…read morebikini bar, but the bartenders and waitresses wear booty shorts and tank tops. This is a classic sports dive bar. A few TVs showing various games. A TouchTunes jukebox. Darts. Pool table. Keno. Pull tabs. Basically everything you need for entertainment while imbibing or munching. I've stopped in a few times for lunch and have enjoyed it every time. The burgers are great and usually cooked the way I ask, all while being about $5. A steal, really. My friends love the Cajun fries, which you can add for $2 to your burger or sandwich. This is a blue-collar bar, and is overrun by men. At lunchtime, I'm typically the only woman except for the scantily-clad waitstaff. If this fact makes you uncomfortable, then this and all 3 Nicks locations are not for you. But if you don't mind the skin, you'll find delicious food at awesome prices.

Good place to play billiard. Nice ambiance. Food is a bit expensive. Service is fast and good.read more

So......why a 5 star review for a neighborhood pub? Human connection and customer service! 'Old…read morecollege friends shooting the breeze -and here comes Jessica. Incredibly sincere, authentic and engaged. She was flawlessly attentive and was able to adjust to the "vibe" of the group. She made us feel welcome, important and valued. It is so invigorating to experience service from someone who is genuinely enjoying the process. This can't be taught, only encouraged - so great work by the Leadership to facilitate an environment where this gift can be expressed. We laughed, sang and told tall tales in a brilliantly accommodating environment. Nice work Jessica and Teammates!

The best burger I've had in a long time and they didn't charge like it was prime rib. The beer…read moreselection is almost as good as the service. We'll be back again next time we're in the area.

Food was good, seems to be a nice clean place not to packed However the waiter was very rude and…read moreunprofessional. not friendly or welcoming at all. I definitely won't be back unless it for carry out cause my food was great! so if I could I'd uncheck the food up above.

Old School clean SW DETROIT dive bar open since 1933 one of the oldest in our state. The media just…read moreoverlooks this Beer n Shot Bar they missing out on a Classic. Drank me first Beer in 70's at 15 many old-timer hung out all day long for decades. The owners Ed and Birdie lived upstairs in the 70's such great folks. During the 80's massive amount of drug use in the restrooms and Pot smoking outside. I'm a old man now and a young south American crowd has took over. The old timers died off those were the best of times.

Under the radar dive bar. Great mix of locals that are retired vets and mechanics and guys who…read more wear ponytails along with Spanish speaking neighbors that drink fun mixed drinks and Curious Detroit heads like me (I am back from the East Coast) You can get the bartender to make you Fireball shots and beer or do some mixed vodka Cranberry doubles . Well Stocked Bar & Nice Roomy Parking Lot / They have a backyard with picnic tables and shade a pool table inside and a classic wood bar from @ the art deco era. Millers Strohs and other beers in cans. ( They had free BBq plates for Labor day.) Across the street a Taco Truck so you can just ask the Bartender if it is OK before you just go over and bring some authentic food back.(Bring the bartender something back - this is not a pizza neighborhood) Open early -and Very Clean . I could easily hang out with my laptop but the people are so fun I park the digital. As of Labor Day 2021 temporarily closed ??? I hope not --call them first +313 849 3951

The City of Detroit is large enough and so spread out that there are still plenty of neighborhood…read morejoints no hipster has yet to stumble into. West Fort St. Bar (WFSB) certainly falls into that category. It has all the trappings of an exemplary dive bar: exclusively country music on the jukebox, 30 year old video poker machines, dish soap instead of hand soap in the bathrooms, and a POW*MIA flag on the wall - but something about WFSB is extra special. It's the stuffed gorilla propped in a corner, the tiny purple dildo sitting on a broken artificial aquarium behind the bar, and the Ms. Wonderful doll still in the box (for collector value) perched on a blank television. There's a reason that no one has Yelped about this place before. The company is what truly makes the experience worthwhile. The bartenders are two women in their 70s (maybe 80s) with loose dentures, thick southern twangs, and tacky holiday sweaters. Be forewarned that cigarette smoking is most definitely still allowed and the bartenders lead by example. Ancient barflies continue the same "Negro problem" discussion they've been having for the last fifty years. Detroit may be 80% black, but it's unlikely any of that majority has ever stepped foot inside WFSB. There are no droughts, but ice cold 12 oz. cans of Labatt Blue Light are served from a side-by-side refrigerator like the one in your home kitchen. I was charged for the first one, but the second can was automatically handed to me "on the boss." Don't be fooled by the clinking martini glasses silhouette art above a barred window, there are no martini glasses here. WFSB sits across from the Detroit Produce Terminal in a little cement block addition with applied faux stone veneer tacked onto the front of a house. It neighbors a burnt out, abandoned old commercial building with "Keep Out" scrawled across the boarded up door. Parking is on the street. You may choose to park as the regulars do with one side of your woody station wagon up on the sidewalk. Unfortunately "& Grill" has been blocked out on the sign above the entrance, so we are no longer able to sample the tasty delights WFSB no doubt once had to offer. However, the famished will notice a handwritten menu stuck to a toy motorcycle offering "Vienna sausage, peanuts, popcorn, Rolaids, Alka-Seltzer. $1 each." It's the kind of hangout where you don't feel embarrassed paying the tab with a stack of quarters, and you do feel an overwhelming sense of relief upon finding your vehicle unmolested after the visit. Whether you want to quietly sip vintage peach schnapps or luxuriate in the privacy of the empty basement (VIP lounge?) and play pool, WFSB is the right place for you. Need I mention credit cards are not accepted?

previous reviewer has it pretty much nailed. hillbilly bar to serve the truckers from across the…read morestreet i'd imagine, and too far from corktown for hipsters to effectively gentrify (even though the cans of PBR are $1.50 cheaper than theyre accustomed to paying there). bartenders are friendly and the decor is a perfect time capsule. i wish i had this bar in my basement. honestly, looking at the grim exterior of the place i thought i was going to get a beatdown just for walking in, but something about this joint draws me back.

It was a dive...which is what I was looking for. Service at the bar was good, and prices were…read morereally good. I had two beers and some fried mushrooms for $15. I had to check the bill to make sure they got everything. In FL the would be $25 easy. But it's not cold in FL like it is in MI so we'll call it the snow surcharge. People were friendly and gave me advice on Ford museum. I'd def come back!

A large group of us went here after a wedding and had a blast! It's your typical bar but it serves…read morecheap drinks and great fried food. Service is friendly, too! Good party spot.

It's definitely a dive bar that's a little sketchy and for sure a little dirty but I wasn't there…read moreto eat. The bartender was friendly and welcoming and the drinks were cheap. They have a TouchTunes jukebox in there and the few regulars that were there were playing some great music. It looks like a place where they don't get a lot of new folks but everyone was nice to us. I got to play keno, watch sports highlights on the big screen, and drink Crown Royal on the cheap. Can't ask for much more than that!

I've visited a few times and had fun each time. They have a game room, TouchTunes jukebox, darts,…read morearea for live music and plenty of seating. They don't have any beer on tap. They're likely to run out of beer while you're there. I know from experience. It's so divey that you just have to laugh it off. It can get lively on weekends, but for the most part, it's kinda dead. I can't really explain why I like this place. I don't fit in with the old, white dude populous usually found here. I've had a couple good visits and my bills have been really cheap. I like Jill the bartender. But overall, it's incredibly outdated and rundown but a good place for a cheap beer or shot.

Aha! I have found a hidden neighborhood delivery gem!…read more This place was recommended to me by a local friend. I am new to the area. They don't have a menu listed online here (which is a crying shame because they have a full restaurant menu) yet but when I called they confirmed they deliver and were happy to talk about the kinds of food they've got now and patiently answered all my questions. Apparently it's a new menu. I ordered the cheesesteak and side salad for myself and cheeseburger and fries for my daughter. It cost about the same as pizza delivery and arrived hot and fresh and the salad was meal sized really. Everything was delicious. And fast!! To the door around or under 30 minutes. Will be back and recommending to others in the neighborhood, thank you!

I honestly am very disappointed in this place. I would give it no stars but that's not an option. I…read morewent here excited to have a chill night after a long day. Instead I was met with a very rude waitress. I would even argue she was sexist to the girls in our group. I will not be going back, and neither will my group.