First we thought we will come in for a tasting, upon entering we sat right down…read more Yes, we did share a sampling of their products. Which the three of us loved most, some like Bourbon I don't but my spouse so loved it. I make up for it though. We shared a burger and poutine. Who wouldn't love potato fries, gravy and cheese! Our waitress was very friendly and patient as we sipped and then decided on drinks. For dessert I wandered into the gift shop where you can get tastings before you buy a bottle also. Needless to say Doris was excellent also. She even brought samples of the Vanilla Almond Biscotti out for us at the table. Talk about service. We had a great time here and I can see us stopping by for more whenever we visit this area again.

Our short king server seemed more interested in flirting with my friend than actually serving our…read moretable. Drinks sat empty, food took forever, and every time he came by, it felt like another attempt to shoot his shot. The confidence was impressive, but unfortunately the service came up a little short.

As a brewery, this place knocks it out of the park. As a restaurant, it is pretty good. The…read moreatmosphere is really fun, with some modern industrial vibes going on. It's cool to see where the beer is all made as you're sitting and enjoying the product. The waitstaff are incredibly kind and helpful. They seem to really enjoy what they do. Everything that we tried was delicious. The only disappointment on the food side was the relatively small menu and that they were out of several products. The pizzas and garlic dippers were very good, though.

Spacious brewery with outdoor seatings. There were lots of options for beer which include various…read morestyles of beer for any beer enthusiastic. I started with a stout which had a rich and chocolately flavor. I also really enjoyed the Eob Roy scotch ale which was pretty strong but very delicious. Our server was nice and gave us some samples before we ordered.

Located in the old Stroh's building, this distillery has been around for 10 years and offers…read moreanything from Whiskey to Bourbon to Gin and more. They offer a tour (well worth the $20 price tag) that starts out with a yummy adult bevvie and takes you through their distilling process, rickhouse, bottling, and event spaces. Our tour guide, Michael, was very personable and fun and made the tour quite entertaining. Loved the little stories along the way. Highly recommend - we'll be back again as we enjoy distillery tours and usually have to go to Kentucky for good ones like this.

Happy Valentine's Day!!! We truly enjoyed our experience at The Whiskey Factory. It was a unique,…read morequaint experience in celebration of this thing called Love! The place was decorated to perfection and a lot of attention to details such as a special note waiting for your Valentine. We both ordered a few drinks and enjoyed a charcuterie board of meats, cheeses, and spreads. The special touch was the saxophone player! What a fun event and such a cool venue!

Five stars for the Blend Your Own Bourbon class! Our bourbon guide, Mike, was knowledgeable, funny…read moreas hell, and always helpful. A great experience and a fun night out.

Came in for a bourbon tasting! Today is Eastern Market first Wednesdays. I ordered a honey old…read morefashioned 10/10 perfect balance of sweet and classic old fashioned taste. Our server was decent, not super friendly but it could have been a long day for him. There is great music playing which I enjoyed and decent seating. I would return

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.

This place is definitely a spot to visit, great cocktails, customer service is excellent....thank…read moreyou Brittany !!! Ask for her....she's super nice and very welcoming

We went on a wine tour for my sister's bachelorette last weekend and we are so happy that we chose…read morethe Grape Vine Tours. Sherry was our tour guide and she was extremely knowledgeable about the area and wine, and we had so much fun. She was fantastic at taking pictures of our group at each winery, allowing us to document the experience along the way. The wineries that we visited all had a good variety of wine tastings, including different whites, reds, and mocktails for the ladies that were not able to drink. The people who served us at the wineries were very friendly and knowledgeable. The wine tour that we booked included a lunch and they were able to accommodate our dietary restrictions. We had such a wonderful time I would definitely recommend the Grape Vine Tours! Thank you Sherry and Peter!

My sister and I had a wonderful wine experience using Grapevine tours, especially with Sherry…read more Sherry was extremely knowledgeable about the wineries, the area and just the overall experience. This is my fourth tour with Grapevine and you can always expect a professional well planned tour. The lunch provided at all the wineries have been 5 star that are well paired with the wineries at each winery. Expect top level of service whether you are a group of 2 or 8. Thank you for a great day of wine tasting.

I had the privilege of joining the First 313 Tour on March 13, thanks to an invite from a community…read morefriend. We began at the historic Elmwood Cemetery in Detroit, where a lineup of impactful speakers shared insights on their organizations, our community, and the cemetery's rich history. The group then traveled by bus to Fort Wayne for more educational exploration. I learned so much--insights I'm still unpacking today (March 21). The narrators from City Institute, Outlier Media, and others were phenomenal, making history come alive. I look forward to supporting these organizations and joining future tours. I highly encourage everyone to invest their time in these experiences. A huge thank you to my friend for sharing the invite!

If I could give them "0" stars I would. And here is why.... to start, there were 6 of us total for…read morethis tour. That's $52/person. So here is the breakdown of what that got us. This is a long story of epic fails. - a generic meet up point on a gps map, to which when we got there, there were no signs or anyone in a blue DFX shirt standing in the open waiting for us. We had to basically talk out loud and then a guy sitting down near us wandered over and realized we were his group. He did have a dfx shirt on, but hidden underneath another long sleeve button up shirt. -No bus. See photo. It was raining, and we are expecting to be driven around. My girl ran a 10K that morning with the distinct impression she wouldn't be walking around Detroit. -We start out a block from the coney places, but for some reason were guided to the furthest away place first. To which we are walking in greektown to Pizza Papalis. The guide walks us past the place until one of our crew states we are at the end of greektown near the freeway. To which the guide replied "sorry, I was looking at my phone". Keep in mind it is drizzling and we are all hungry. -We then turn around and finally get to the first stop "Pizza Papalis" to which we are seated and basically told that it takes 45min for their signature deep dish to be cooked. So basically we figured out that this should've been the last stop. So we have to settle on a thin crust pizza which isn't their best signature food... so what's the point? Our guide ordered two larges, so basically we eat about 1, and then now have to carry full carryout boxes of pizza to the next stop. -next is the Golden Fleece, also in greektown. We walk 5 buildings down stomachs absolutely full of pizza and sit down. The waitress stated that we were early. 45 minutes early, so nothing was prepared. Which got us "looks" from the guy cutting the lamb. Which reconfirmed we were going in the wrong order. The food here was great, but our tour guide spilled an entire water on the table in front of me. There will be another section later about the guide. So we are full on pizza and only eat a few gyros and again I now have multiple FULL carryout boxes I'm carting around Detroit in the rain. -the last stop is lafayette coney island. On the way we are like, I wonder which is better american or lafayette, we shouldn't have to choose right? See pic, well our guide made us choose as we were walking. So we go to Lafayette. These coneys are good! However our guide pays then comes back to the table and says that's it, tour is complete. So we never even went to american which is literally attached next door!!! -Our guide was out of place. He was a nice person, but he literally had ZERO facts about any of the places we went to. He had a lack of awareness of where we were walking to. He had to continuously look at an email on a piece of paper to try and figure out what we were supposed to be doing. He mistakenly took us on the tour backwards. He left our group multiple times at each food place for 10 minutes at a time to go smoke cigarettes. He spilled pizza and water on our tables. He actually got up from our table at Lafayette for so long that someone else took his seat. Then he tries to sell us on DFX at the end and just leaves with his food. Are tour guides supposed to leave with multiple boxes of food that the customer pays for??? This is probably an enigma tour in comparison to everything else I've seen or read about with DFX. But my major concern is this, we were all from the Detroit surrounding areas, and I got the impression our guide thought this gave him a "lazy pass". Maybe he was hungover, maybe he wasn't the normal guide, maybe he was disgruntled because he had plans that Saturday and now had to be in rainy Detroit, who knows.... BUT If we were out of town tourists, there would be a horrible feeling of being taken advantage of that would make you never want to come back. That pisses me off as a Michigan/Metro Detroit resident of 30+ years. It was bad representation of the turnaround the city is trying to accomplish and we felt like we had gotten fleeced out of our $52 per person. Nothing was learned, nothing was gained except a bloated stomach, an indecision of which coneys are better, and some sore wet feet.