Recently attended for my company holiday dinner. Both my son and myself were impressed with the…read moreamount of food we were presented with. My son had perch and I had elk and quail. My loved the perch and I definitely loved the elk but I thought the quail was a bit rough/gamey. The aviance The Huntsman was everything I expected and more. The service was amazing.

A great hunt club! The food is always superb and the ambiance is beautiful. The Benedict's are…read moredelicious! Chili is hearty and superb, the duck is so tender and flavorful.

First time coming to the M85 Diner this morning. Service was fantastic and Brenda did an amazing…read morejob, portions were plenty and everything we had myself, wife and 2 grandkids in tow was delicious. Thank you Brenda and the M85 crew we will be back again real soon !

Located in the former El Dorado restaurant. Food is very good with large servings. Service is…read morefriendly.

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 :)

We visited Beach House Grill during our weekend staycation in Kingsville and really enjoyed our…read moreexperience. We started with the soup of the day ($6), which was simple, warm, and comforting. The Coloda chicken sandwich ($17) was very well made and incredibly juicy -- you could literally see the juice dripping down, and the portion was generous. The perch tacos ($20) came with three tacos, and the fish tasted fresh and delicious. Our favorite dish was the Beach House pasta with shrimp ($25). It tasted authentically Italian, well-seasoned, and the portion was large enough for two people to share. For drinks, the Mozza pickle Caesar ($11) was very unique with strong vodka, hot sauce, and pickle flavors, while the Happy Mermaid cocktail was light, refreshing, and beautifully presented. Great food, generous portions, and a relaxed lakeside vibe. Definitely a spot we'd recommend when visiting Kingsville.

This restaurant has a lot going for it and is a mainstay with the locals. I enjoyed the funny signs…read moreat the booths. The food was pretty good, as well as the service. However, my coffee was terrible and tasted like dish soap. That put a damper on the experience. Perhaps it was an off day in the kitchen.

From the team that brought you Apt Disco, comes a downtown subterranean dance club, Low Key. True…read moreto the name, it's definitely low key compared to more glitzy and garrish clubs (e.g. Boogie Fever): it's dark and it has a nice cement dance floor. There's also ample space to sit and it's accessible as they have an elevator, though most people would just take the stairs. The drinks are well priced for downtown but if you're looking for a specialty cocktail, this is not the place. I usually just get a vodka soda and add a lemon packet to it. Bonus points that they have American Vodka as a well if you, like me, would like to never drink Tito's again. It would be wonderful if they could stock the Deep Eddy flavors, save me from having to bring flavor packets. Last night they did have a speciality cocktail, a take on a Bees Knees, which was good, though a little sweet for me (my friends who like sweet really liked it). Because it's downtown, I don't go as often as I would to a neighborhood place. Also, only open Fridays and Saturdays. Check their insta to see what's going on, we've been here a couple times for Disco Daddies but they have DJs usually. While Detroit has no shortage of dance clubs, Low Key occupies a very specific space and vibe so it's well worth visiting regularly. See you on the dancefloor!

Best place to dance on a Friday or Saturday downtown Detroit. No cover. Great DJs. Live music…read moreoccasionally. Under Easy Peasy on Woodward

The Habitat is the cozy bar inside of Weber's Restaurant formal dining room that's inside the…read moreWeber's Boutique Hotel. (Whew! That was a mouthful!) The most important thing to know is that everything Webers is awesome, fantastic, top-drawer, and always dependable. What I like about The Habitat is its relaxed atmosphere versus the quieter dining experience of Weber's Restaurant, its stage for live evening performances, its signature drink menu (check out the Aviation), and its sophisticated energy. You can order most (maybe all) the same food that's on the Weber's Restaurant menu. The table service at The Habitat is equally as good as the staff at Weber's Restaurant, so don't feel like you're missing out. The two venues offer uniquely different dining and atmosphere experiences.

The Habitat was the perfect pre-dinner cocktail spot at Weber's in Ann Arbor…read more Cozy little jazz bar, plenty of options for drink & nibbles. The establishment was inviting & made us felt like a regular the moment we stepped inside. The bartender was very friendly & made amazing drinks. We will definitely be back!

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.

The food was absolutely DELICIOUS! Katlynn was our server. She was very personable and quite…read moreaccommodating. The ambiance is delightful. Frankie took over after Katlynn ended her shift. This is a very relaxing place to eat and fellowship. Great for people watching. Nice music pied through overhead speakers. There's a place outdoors that overlooks the Detroit River and Canada. In addition to an area to plug in your devices to work. If you're ever in the area, stop in!