Favorite bar ever. In the entire world. Can't believe I haven't written a review for here yet. I…read moreloveee taking people here, the atmosphere is just fantastic and the crowd is so nice. The patio area is perfect when it's warm. Also I love that you can bring outside food in, I'll order coney and eat it here with my pickle beer and it's awesome. My fav thing is probably the pickle beer. Tried it for the first time here and it's opened a whole new world of beers for me.

Whitney is the best bartender I've ever had!! Great cocktails and great energy !! Highly recommend…read more!!

This is one of our favs! Love the Painted Lady! It feels like you are stepping back in time. So…read moremuch to see. The atmosphere is so welcoming. Everyone is always super nice. They were a bit surprised at having 20 people show up all at once. But they handled it super well! They had an unexpectedly terrific bourbon selection too. They had a variety of bottled craft beer to choose from. No food. But an awesome time!!

Great selection of bourbons and many other liquors! Beer selection is general, I didn't see many…read more"unique" beers on draft and a few were out so the draft choices were limited during my visit. Locals friendly, bartender friendly and good prices. There's a juke box and the music style played was a lot of punk, I didn't look but I assume there's a selection of more thank that but the music is pretty loud. I can see this as a cool spot to just chill with friends or even alone as there's many people to talk to. It's an interesting location on a neighborhood street and I thought that was pretty cool.

This whole place is such a summer vibe. There is a little something for everyone…read more It was a bit confusing when we first arrived. Here is the lay of the land: Check in at the little red table in the center of the outdoor courtyard if you want "full service". - which means eating and drinking at a table with wait staff. It is not seat yourself at the outdoor tables, like we originally thought. There is a nice sized bar indoors and seating at the bar is first come first served. We ordered several of the small plate "snacks" and I can tell you that the hummus is not to be missed. It is served with (homemade?) tortilla chips that are absolutely addictive. They have lots of choices for wine, beer, and cocktails. Towards the back entrance of the property, there is a drink truck where you can also order "walkaway" food and drinks. Not entirely sure where you sit with the food/drinks you order, as most of the seating seemed reserved for full service. Additionally, there is a photo booth for pics (long line) and Warda Patisserie is right next door and accessible through a garden walkway.

Father Forgive Me was named #83 on North America's 50 Best Bars list. It's located in a…read more110-year-old church garage, and there's a beautiful courtyard outside for guests to either sit on the grass or their picnic tables. Just an overall beautiful space. The inside restaurant area is also beautiful. We wanted to sit inside at the bar, so we waited for some seats to open up. If you want to sit outside, all you have to do is order at the bar and they'll serve your drinks in plastic cups for you to take outside. The rhubarb pie punch was so delicious I had to order it twice! Probably one of my favorite cocktails I've ever had. I also ordered the maurixio cattelan, which tasted like ginger ale. For a snack before dinner, we chose to get the burrata and it was so refreshing. The service was great and our bartender was super friendly! The logo with the little lamb is adorable. I bought one of their wine glasses with their logo on it too for just $10.

We were in the area and stopped in the Film Lab to inquire about a special event and renting out…read morethe venue. I've been wanting to enjoy a film here for quite some time. They have a few interesting movie line ups in the future. It's a very quaint, cozy atmosphere and I love the concept with small screening engagements. They have a full bar and even make a special crafted cocktail to pair with the movie! How cool is that? There is a small lounge area off the main room to enjoy a beverage or two. They do have open hours for just cocktails. I wanted to keep this place my little secret! SHhhhh.....

A really fun night out. So far they've had a different director spotlighted for the month, they…read moreopen at like 5 or 5:30 to offer drinks, sushi, and a wine tasting. The movie starts at 7, the movie is displayed in the bar area so make sure to grab a table or chair - kinda limited. They also give popcorn but if you buy some it's $7, part of my reason for knocking off one star. Also, I bought two tickets online it was $18, I found out after I got there it's cheaper to buy them at the door. The inside looks fabulous it's very clean and a new spot. They staff was very friendly, and I think everyone could see the movie well. We had a fabulous time and I would love to return. (:

Considering the amount of time I ended up spending when it did reopen after the pandemic, I am…read moreshocked that I didn't have an annual review for the Kiesling. Be still my (former) neighborhood heart. Catching up - cocktails here are still top notch: top as in they taste great, notch as in they could take you down one with their strength. I rolled back in here right after Christmas and started tasting my way through the menu with the Squash mezcal boi. Normally I would never try a drink with boi in its name, but this name is a part of Kiesling's history, and squash? Come on. I had to try it, and it put me right back in the neighborhood as if I had just walked down across the bridge on Brush for a couple of drinks. (And someone please tell me, am I dreaming, didn't we used to cross on Beaubien, too?) I followed that up with the Kie Rye Pie because I cannot resist rhyming, and I am fascinated with drambuie. I thought the drink might be too sweet and was pleasantly surprised that it wasn't. I had to close the night out with the Pear Pressure because, alas, there is still no food at the Kiesling, and there was no pop up, and I didn't want eat carryout at the bar. The drink was great, but after three I was feeling the booze and headed across the street for something to eat. This bar is cozy with its wooden interior. It still serves a beer and a shot. And folks are friendly, but not going to get in your business unless you invite them.

Gear place for cute drinks wild turkey has a amazing drink called the bee sting that is sweet and…read morestrong

While downtown gets most of the love, out there in Milwaukee Junction theres a lot of lovely spots…read morethat also should be recognized the wonderful masterpieces they create for our pleasure. One of these spots is Time WIll Tell. A perfectly fashioned cocktail bar, it lean and light and full of delight. Championed by charming touches like the juke box, the continually adapting menu along with their classics makes this a great spot to grab a drink before dinner or even a nightcap. The staff is well knowledged, even better skilled and will adapt to your likes and dislikes. Can't ask much more than that.

I like the atmosphere here. I came here with my sister. She ordered a cocktail and I had a mocktail…read moremojito. My drink had a weird after taste. I ask the bartender what was used to make the drink. He mentioned a spirit/fake liquor. If you get a mocktail get it without the fake liquor otherwise it will not taste good.

They have a happy hour now! Get a good deal from 5-7 Tues-sat. My na amaro and dumplings came to…read more10$ instead of 24$! Wild. Whether you want to sit and enjoy at a high top, bar, low top, couch, or bar Dragonfly has you covered. The art is local. The drinks gorgeous and delicious. The staff have always been accommodating, know the menu well and can meet me and my allergies and diet where I'm at. (Sober, vegan, allergic to mango). If you have a reservation next door at freya, they'll alert them of your presence and let you know when your table is ready. Love this spot.

If you're looking for a next-level cocktail bar with personality, creativity, and serious vibe,…read morelook no further than Dragonfly in Detroit. This place has quickly become one of my favorite spots to grab a drink and unwind -- whether it's a mid-week break or a weekend night out. Right when you walk in, Dragonfly hits you with that fun, eclectic energy that just makes you want to stay a little longer. The space is stylish yet approachable, with local art on the walls and a laid-back feel that strikes the perfect balance between casual and classy. Now, let's talk drinks -- because this is where Dragonfly really shines. Their cocktail menu is imaginative and well-crafted, featuring inventive seasonal drinks alongside timeless classics. If you love trying something a bit different, this is your playground. They also have thoughtful non-alcoholic options, so even if you're not drinking, you're still getting a serious mocktail experience. The food here -- served from a shared kitchen with some seriously tasty small plates -- is a great complement to the drinks. Everything I've tried has been flavorful and designed to pair beautifully with whatever you're sipping. Service here has mostly been great during my visits, and the staff are friendly and actually excited about the cocktails they serve -- which makes a difference. Whether you're grabbing happy hour early in the evening or making a night of it with friends, Dragonfly delivers a memorable experience that feels distinctly Detroit and totally worth the trip. I'll definitely be back!

We stumbled across Two Birds completely by accident while driving through Indian Village checking…read moreout all the beautiful houses, and I'm so glad we did. I can't believe I'd never heard of this place before! This little cocktail bar is small, cozy, and has such a fun vibe inside. It feels intimate and the service was warm and friendly. The craft cocktails were excellent! We'll definitely be back. Love finding hidden gems like this!

The bar space isn't my vibe but I came to Two Birds for the pop up restaurant. I like that Two…read moreBirds frequently hosts different pop-ups regularly so I'll be returning just for the food. While I waited for my food I ordered a non-alcoholic drink. I like that non-alcoholic drinks are cheaper than alcoholic drinks. Some places want to charge the same amount for both and that's ridiculous to spend over $12-15 for a drink with no alcohol. Service is so-so. I ordered the Imagine non-alcoholic cocktail. The menu states that it is made of guava, lemon, cherry, dulce de leche. Unfortunately, I didn't notice any guava, lemon, or dulce de leche. It was just a cherry drink. I assumed they didn't have the ingredients to make the cocktail I ordered.