Well cooked food, very friendly and pleasant service with a clean low noise ambiance. Great place…read morefor a good lunch or after work get together with your colleagues. You can't go wrong here.

Food is excellent, prices are reasonable too. Service is always awesome and we've been going there…read morefor years.

Last night I was invited out by a friend for her birthday get together at Rockhead. I had never…read morebeen to this pub before, so I was excited to try something new. Upon arrival, the street parking was all taken up, so I went behind the building, to park in the municipal parking lot, which wasn't really paved well, lots of pot holes and it was dark. Luckily, parking is free after 6pm, and I walked through the alley way to the front of the building to the entrance. Upon entering, their were many signs indicating that their debit/credit machine was out of order, and they could only take cash, but indicated where their ATM was, after taking out my money and being charged a $3 fee, I had realized there was a TD Bank, my financial institution, across the street. Everyone was arriving sporadically, so when I had arrived, my friend and some of her friends were there. The waitress came up and asked for my drink order, they only had one type of Cider, Somersby, which was fine. There was a group of us, and there was hardly anyone in this bar, we had ordered our meals, which took a while to come out, myself and another person ordered a Caesar salad, which were the second to last items to come out. The salad was okay, the croutons were soft and fried rather than hard and baked. The dressing itself came on the side instead of mixed in, it wasn't really that good. Other than the company, the food was mediocre, the washrooms we're really well kept, and the whole pub seems a bit run down, and more like a dive. Not sure if I will come back, but if I do, it's because I was invited, not because I wanted to go on my own; hopefully their debit/credit machine is working next time.

THIS REVIEW IS ONLY FOR THE COMEDY CLUB…read more We went to the comedy club over the weekend. We were visiting Detroit and decided that we need a breath of fresh air. We needed somewhere without guns, with police, with flowers and laughter. We ended up in Canada. This is a fantastic little comedy club. They are currently having a comedy festival. The comedians were all really good. It wasn't expensive. They kindly accepted our American dollars because our stupid American debit cards don't work with their ATM (you know, we don't have the chip that stops people from stealing all of our info) We didn't order any food (we had poutine before arriving- SIDE NOTE- PUT POUTINE ON YOUR MENU. Please.). We only ordered a couple of drinks. My husband wanted coffee because of the drive back to Detroit (the passport people scare us). They brewed him coffee and then gave us spoiled milk. Doh! I hate it when that happens. The bartender was very friendly and apologetic. My husband switched to a red bull and they gave that to us for free. Very friendly, especially knowing that we are out of towners and probably won't be back. This is a great little place and I highly recommend it for comedy. (Ouch- the blond bartender upstairs did have a bit of an attitude problem. I don't blame this on the entire establishment. When was asked her what type of beer something was she looked at us like we were insane and responded with "it is beer". Ummm...)

The Elephant Room is a great spot to visit before or after a show at St. Andrew's Hall since it's…read moreright next door. Nate and I stopped by for a drink and had a nice time chatting with the bartender after a comedy show. It was pretty empty inside which was kind of surprising to me, since the drinks were reasonably priced and they serve food. We weren't hungry, but I'd come back because everything sounded really tasty. I got a hibiscus margarita and Nate got an old fashioned--both were very well done and nicely balanced, good versions of some classic cocktails. I will definitely be stopping by the next time I'm in this area!

We like to hit The Elephant Room for some cocktails (and food if we have the munchies.)…read more Located on Congress by St. Andrew's Hall, you can find plenty of cozy seating and friendly staff. We always order up some delicious craft cocktails before heading off to our next journey. Be sure to check out The Elephant Room! It's a great spot for groups, girls night, date night!

Fuell Restaurant & Lounge earned my business 3 times during my recent stay at the Detroit Marriott…read moreat the Renaissance Center! That's 'Fuell' with two Ls! They are located on the third level of the Marriott directly across from the lobby of the hotel check-in counter. They have various seating options including an outdoor patio. Several tables and booths were equipped with charging USB ports. Katlynn and Patrina provided excellent service. They were taking care of multiple guest tables at once. Our conference brought in over a thousand attendees. The staff in the restaurant was on point on the floor, however, the kitchen staff must have been understaffed. The wait times increased and were extended as the restaurant filled up in the evening and also during the breakfast hours. I had excellent meals the three times that I dined here. I had the Turkey Burger & Fries, Sante Fe Chicken Crunch Salad, Truffle Fries and 3-Layer Carrot Cake. Everything was delicious!

I was recently in Detroit and stayed at the Detroit Marriott at the Renaissance Center, and ended…read moreup trying brunch at Fuell, which was such a nice, easy start to the day. The brunch menu hit that perfect middle ground: comforting but still felt a little elevated. Everything I had was fresh and flavorful, and the portions were just right. I had the chicken and waffles and it soooo good! The atmosphere is super casual since it's right in the hotel, but it still feels put-together. Service was friendly and quick, which I appreciated. Overall, a really solid brunch option if you're staying at the Marriott or nearby. I'd definitely go back next time I'm in town.

LG is next to the waterfront that offers indoor and outdoor seating. Stepping in, reminded me of…read morethe many pubs on U of M campus. The staff was friendly, attentive and helpful. We got an order of dry wings. I have to say, I was blown away by how juicy and flavorful these wings were! By far the best wings I've had in a very long time. The ranch could be a bit better (on the bland side). The poutine was also delicious. The fries were crispy that went so well with cheese curds and gravy. Highly recommend checking this place out for the wings poutine and of course, beers.

It was a solid visit on my way out from Windsor on a work trip…read more I had the Chicken Ceasar wrap and tater tots. It was well worth the recommendation. The only downside was they were busy with the lunch rush and it showed. We got a great seat on the patio with a wonderful view of the river, but you get a little ancy when you've got a flight in a couple of hours and the food is running behind. Worth checking out, I'm sure it'll be fine the next time I'm out there!

We came here around 10pm on a Friday night after a very long day. It wasn't packed but there were…read morequite a few groups eating there. We sat at the bar to speed the food along because we were hungry. The bartender, Tristan, was nice and accommodating. I had the Fried Chicken BLT. Ya'll! This was an excellent sandwich. The tomato and lettuce was so fresh and the chicken was so well seasoned. It was absolutely delicious. The perfect sandwich. I'd go back for another one right now but will definitely be returning to this restaurant for that sandwich next time I'm in Detroit.

This Food and Beer Hall is Fantastic! I ended up here twice in one week…read more The restaurant sits on a corner not far from Comerica Park-- great for eats prior to the game, if your feeling like some fried chicken. There is plenty street parking and I saw a sign that they validate parking (a plus for downtown). To note There is a Happy Hour! On arrival all staff are pretty attentive, there wasn't a wait to be greeted and seated by The Eagle team. The food is advertised as all Natural and I must say it was! Food came out pretty quick, nice and hot and crispy chicken that is lightly breaded. Both of my visits were top-notch. The ambiance is a modern beer/food restaurant. The group I was with we tried the 'snack' Burnt ends (B+), combo meal -3 piece drums and 3 piece dark (A+), Fried Chicken BLTsandwhich (A++)-- as mentioned the chicken was outstanding, the sandwich was shared for 2, the bread had a nice crisp too. For the sides sweet potato Crock, mac and cheese, green beans and collars greens-- no complaints! They offer multiple draft beer, cocktails and cocktails. I must say the prices and portions are very reasonable! Needless to say, highly recommend and I will return soon :)

Came in for dinner on a Thursday night, had a reservation but it was not packed. Skipped sitting on…read morethe rooftop since it is a hot day today. We were able to see the busy city street with the table seating and the decor in here is beautiful. Ordered wagyu meatballs which were amazing with great flavor 10/10, truffle fries 10/10, and a salmon Caesar salad 10/10. For drinks I had a lumen libation 10/10 and a hibiscus margarita 10/10 both made with tequila. My dinner date had a Detroit sour which I tasted 7/10. Our server was nice and efficient, I would definitely come again.

I went here for my friend's birthday dinner and I liked the atmosphere! It was smaller than…read moreexpected but nice and quaint. Unfortunately, I would give the place a 4 if it didn't take our food, even our appetizers, an hour to come. Our particular server forgot to put our truffle fries in so we were drinking our cocktails on empty stomachs. Eventually we got our pork belly appetizer but it was small so I wouldn't recommend it as a shareable dish. My friend and I ordered a Mango Lassi Mule and we were really excited but it literally tasted like a basic Moscow Mule which was really confusing. There wasn't any color which would presumably come from the mango and it just tasted like lime. Everyone liked their food though and had leftovers. I had the Chicken Milanese which was yummy and a good portion. I also got the bday girl a dessert but they do not comp it which sucks. They did comp one of our appetizers since it came later. Overall a 3.5 and would like to try again for hopefully a better experience.

Second time ordering from the to go window. The pizza 2 weeks ago was mediocre at best . The nachos…read morein the picture were extra crispy and had the minimum amount of dry cheese. . The wait was ok but not worth the results. Both time the servers and service were great. It's the casino ‍‍ that's no excuse.

This was formerly called the ESPN Bet Sportsbook but they just changed it over to The Sportsbook in…read moreDecember. I've ate here many times and tried most of the items on the menu. They have kept the menu and specials the same so far and that's a good thing. They accept casino dining vouchers which is also a plus. Located on the top floor of Hollywood Greektown Casino this is a large sports bar with plenty of seating for groups. They have excellent crispy wings and I love their blue cheese dressing. Not sure if it's homemade but it's delicious. Sandwiches are also excellent. Rueben, Philly Cheesesteak or their Codwich sandwich are delicious. Portions are large and the prices are very reasonable for a downtown casino restaurant. Tuesdays they have a burger special for $9. It's a cheeseburger cooked the way you want with all the fixings and fries for $9! We've always had great service here. Mike and Toussaint at the bar should be recognized for their outstanding service.