The apple bacon wings were very different and very good. Now that rum punch, too laa laaa, soo…read moregood. My friend who drinks vodka ordered one and killed the drink before I could finish with mine. So glad this was a good find as we were just driving and sight seeing while staying one night in Windsor. I honestly dont think Cali would miss me if I stayed behind over here.

Went with a big group of people, maybe 40-50. We shut the place down and the service was great all…read morenight except for the confusion on the bill lol the food was freshly made and the drinks were generously poured. It was a really good time and one of the only places open late.

Awesome mushroom truffle burger!! Fantastic waffle poutine absolutely love the gravy .. looking…read moreforward to coming back to try more of the menu

Service was wonderful. She was hot stuff, meaning a great sense of humor…read more Food was okay, had the wings, and they needed to be cooked longer. Other people had the burgers and unfortunately they came out a just a little dry. But we ate everything because we were hungry. Would go back.

Large big bar to watch sports and play pool. Great place to hang with friends and have a drink…read more Menu is large. Food is okay. Nothing exciting, just your standard sports bar food. But not bad.

Cramdon's is a great place to come and sit, watch any sports game and have some drinks and food…read morewith friends. It's a place to come to enjoy the atmosphere and each others company. I have been coming to Cramdon's for years, and even before it moved to this location and was down the road. I used to come here after work with friends from work and this was one of our many places to hang out. The food as definitely changed over the years, which is fair, you need to grow as a restaurant and try new things. Last night I came with my boyfriend and his friend, we just moved into our new house and I moved back here to Windsor from London and they asked for a suggestion on where to go for dinner and beer and this place immediately came to mind. We arrived and walked in, one of the servers told us anywhere we could find a seat we could sit and we chose a booth, and our server came shortly after that to take our drink orders. My boyfriend and his friend each got a Guiness and I got a Somersby Cider, and we each got water. Browsing the menu we decided on pickle spears, bacon covered pickle spears, potato skins and duck wings, those we ordered first and then browsed for what we wanted for our actual meals. I decided on the chicken caesar wrap with a greek salad, and the guys got shrimp tacos with baked beans and turkey pot pie and a caesar salad each. It all came out in good time. The food was absolutely delicious. The pickle spears were amazing with the bacon. My caesar wrap was tasty, the chicken was moist and the greek side salad was good. My boyfriend and his friend enjoyed their meals and the caesar salads. I had an amazing nostalgic time with them last night and I even saw some long time friends as well. You can't go to Cramdon's and not know someone. I can't wait to come back with friends and feel nostalgic again.

Dear reader, We…read morestopped into Parlay Detroit after the baseball game and to escape the rain, and it turned out to be a very solid move. The place has plenty of TVs, which made it easy to keep watching games and keep the sports-bar spirit alive a bit longer. The staff was pleasant and friendly, and everything felt easygoing in a way that suited the evening nicely. We got a few pitchers of beer at a great price, which certainly helped morale, and the French fries were an excellent bar bite option. From what others seem to enjoy as well, Parlay does a good job delivering that lively downtown game-day atmosphere without losing the simple pleasures of drinks, solid snacks, and a comfortable place to land. Overall, good postgame stop.

Wow... what a BEAUTIFUL restaurant. At first glance, as I…read morearrived at valet, I was genuinely proud to see this Black-owned brick-and-mortar in person for the first time. Unfortunately, I did not anticipate that it would also be the last. The valet attendant was attentive and professional, and the host staff greeted me as I walked in. So far, so good! The bar wasn't busy, but I figured it was still kind of early and things could liven up. I was meeting friends for a birthday toast, and they were already seated at the bar. When I approached, we were very excited to see one another, so naturally, we took a moment to catch up. I noticed there was one bartender in the service well who was busy making drinks and therefore understandably unable to greet me. There was another bartender conversing with patrons standing next to my barstool and another bartender on the far end. Now, as someone with a background in food & beverage, I naturally exercise patience in casual dining atmospheres because service can be a little laxed--which isn't necessarily a bad thing. I'm not expecting the bartender to teleport across the room because I walked in. However, in this case, after greeting my friends, we wanted to do a round of shots in honor of the birthday girl. After several minutes, we still had not been approached by a bartender. Not to mention, the bartender conversing just to my right was STILL carrying on with the same gentlemen patrons. After a continued wait, the birthday girl decided to flag down the bartender, who acknowledged us with eye contact... ...and then continued her conversation. Ma'am. That was very unprofessional, but we were in such great spirits that we decided to overlook it and try to get the attention of a different bartender. Now, hindsight being 20/20, we should've left right then. This same bartender, standing not even 3 feet away from us, eventually finished her conversation and walked away. She actually ended up standing at the service well in plain sight of us, where she then pulled out her cellphone to devote some obviously much-needed quality screen time. We were in utter shock. Within a few moments, the bartender originally on the far end of the bar had made her way to our side to take a new set of patrons' order who had just appeared to my right. Once again, the birthday girl calls out and asks if it would be possible for her to assist us when she was done. To our dismay, the lady looks at us with absolutely ZERO emotion and simply states, "Yea." Not exactly the response we expected, but hey... it's Detroit. We are natives, although I no longer live locally, so we know customer service isn't necessarily the city's strongest suit. ‍ After Ms. Dead Emotions prepared drinks for the new set of patrons, she followed suit with the previous bartender and walked over to the service well for some R&R with Screen Time Girl. And THAT was the moment we realized these bartenders did not come to work... They came to clock in. At this point, I decided to ask for a manager. The nice woman I approached asked me what it was regarding, and I explained what we had experienced and told her it was disappointing, to say the least. She seemed rational and understanding and offered to send a waitress to the bar to serve us. I thanked her and went back to my seat. It was obvious that the bartenders had been made aware of my grievances because their demeanors and facial expressions suddenly had a LOT to say. At that point, we realized training, support, and customer service may be an unrecognized area of opportunity by upper management. The server was busy with tables but eventually made her way over. She seemed very nice. However, by that point, we had decided we would leave. As we sat there conversing about this unbelievable experience and discussing other bars we could go to instead, a few patrons walked up to our side of the bar to introduce themselves and ask about our plans and whether we would stick around to have a drink with them. When we informed them we were leaving, they asked why. We gave them the short version as we prepared to leave. Sadly, they weren't surprised--but they offered AGAIN to make it right. Imagine customers offering to make it right. ‍ Just before leaving, one of our group stepped away to the restroom. At that point, Screen Time finally walked up and, exasperatedly, asked if we wanted anything. IKYFL. The birthday girl, who is sweet-natured, was understandably disappointed, so I decided, you know what? We'll take a shot for the road. A simple Don Julio Repo shot took longer than it should have... ...but the bill came IMMEDIATELY. And, of course, an automatic 20% gratuity was the cherry on top. At this point, all I could do was laugh. Beautiful restaurant. Great first impression. Unfortunately, the actual experience was a completely different story. WE WILL NOT BE BACK.

A bit of a wait to get in (it was 545pm Sat 5/3) A nice environment, lots of sports on lots of…read morescreens. A ok selection on menu. We had ribs and nachos and both were ok, not remarkable. The carrot cake was the highlight, very good, and shareable. Sadly, service was fairly uninspired.

Food was absolutely horrible! Extremely dry burger. I don't normally post but this was so bad!read more

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.

Well, I came to Canada and decided to give this place a try since it was close to the hotel and my…read morefamily needed a quick bite. The beer was good. The vibes were good. But the burger? Nahhhh. I ordered the bacon cheeseburger because our waitress told me it had won an award. Well...the judges must have had a different cook that day. The burger looked amazing, but the moment I took that first bite, I was instantly disappointed. It was dry, wayyyyy overcooked, and just lacked any flavor that would make me want another bite. Now, I will give credit where it's due. The service was outstanding. Our waitress was friendly, attentive, and made the experience enjoyable. The atmosphere was also great, and I'd definitely come back for a beer and to hang out. As for the food? I'll pass next time. Overall, I enjoyed the experience, but if you're going for the award-winning burger...your experience may vary.

I found this place on my maps while looking for a good place to grab some lunch. The inside was a…read morefriendly vibe. My waiter was amazing and had a great attitude. I noticed their special was fish and chips on Fridays, 1 piece for $14 or 2 piece for $20 Canadian dollars. So I got the 2 piece along with an order of one pound chicken wings. Everything was cooked nicely, nothing dry or over cooked. I guess for the fish I was hoping for more flavor in the batter, but I was really impressed with the size of each piece. The sauce on the side did go well with it. The fries were very good but the coleslaw was unique. I'm not a real coleslaw fan in general. The chicken wings were good, but nothing to brag about in my opinion. I'd say the atmosphere outweighed the flavor of the food for sure

This is a great little restaurant on the west side of Windsor. They have a great selection of beers…read moreand traditional bar food. The Caesars are excellent. The poutine pretty good, but not the best I've had - the gravy needs work. They have great fish chips the club sandwich was excellent. The staff were friendly and the food came out quickly. It's a great spot for lunch at dinner.

If you want real Detroit energy, real Detroit history, and real Detroit flavor, you've got to hit…read moreTommy's Detroit Bar & Grill. My experience was nothing short of amazing. From the moment you walk in, you can feel the Detroit pride in the air. The vibe is authentic -- not manufactured, not trendy-for-the-sake-of-trendy -- just pure hometown spirit. It's the kind of place where the walls tell stories and every regular feels like family. Tommy's has been a staple in the city for decades, serving up good food and strong drinks while Detroit has evolved around it. Through the highs and the rebuild years, spots like this have kept the city's heartbeat going. That kind of legacy matters. This isn't just a bar & grill -- it's part of Detroit's fabric. The food? On point. Fresh, flavorful, and made with care. The drinks were strong (the way Detroit likes them), and the service was top-tier -- friendly, welcoming, and genuinely proud of where they work. You can tell the staff loves this place. What I love most is how it represents the city: resilient, loud, proud, and unapologetically authentic. It's a perfect pre-game spot, post-game celebration spot, or just a "let's grab a drink and vibe" kind of place. Tommy's isn't just somewhere you go -- it's somewhere you experience. If you love Detroit, you'll love this place. 5 stars all day.

Tommy's is a neighborhood joint with an eccentric staff and lots of regulars. Chill vibes, good…read moremusic, sports on TV, decent wings, yummy buttered popcorn, and Steven makes a great margarita. This is generally a beer and a shot type of a place, but he felt like making margs, and we felt like drinking them. Simple, lime, not stingy with the tequila. We also had the jalapeno poppers which were pretty dang yummy and made with fresh jalapenos. Nice. The wings are seasoned nicely and have a good sauce; not too spicy, and large. If you're looking for interesting conversation, you will get it here. It's divey, but the bathrooms are very clean and the place seems well managed. Lots of history, and they have a back room where a larger group could easily gather. Sometimes you need to go to the bar to order food and drinks, even if there is waitstaff - sometimes it gets really jammed when games are happening or conventions let out from Cobo. Be patient, be nice, have a good time.

Awesome happy hour specials, great wings and poutine. Friendly service and a great crowd! The free…read morepool table was a nice bonus.

Best atmosphere in Windsor! Friendly servers, good food, and great ambience. Will definitely be…read morecoming back.

The Detroit Princess Riverboat Cruise is so worth going on. we went for one of my sister's…read more birthday surprise sisters trip on June 27, 2026. We never heard of the Riverboat before until looking what to do in Detroit. Detroit Princess came up. We hope to go on it again. Motown Performers and the DJ were amazing. It was so cool to see the river side of Winslow, Canada on one side and Detroit on the other. Going under the Ambassador's bridge was pretty cool. The 3 hour drive there to Port Huron was worth it. Just stay away from the Cult aka Scientology. They are across the street from the Riverboat. Don't approach anyone and don't let anyone approach you. We were very surprised to see there was one in Detroit. Thank you to all the Crew for a incredible, fun and memorable time.

GREAT EXPERIENCE!!! 10/10 Would come back again…read more Boarding accommodations were speedy. Food was great for a buffet style meal.