Good food. Good drinks. Great ambience. Classic bar where everyone knows your name(if you come…read moreoften).

Went for the burger special and enjoyed it, good deal! Guys played pool and girls chatted, nice…read moreplace , love a neither!

The food was terrible. They don't change the oil enough. The bathrooms are very dirty also. I can…read morejust imagine what the kitchen looks like.

Do not eat here. The women that cooks here never washes her hand. she will smoke and then cook…read morepeople's food. I have watched for several months and I will never eat if she cooks. Please stop eating here if you see her. Now the guy Buck, he is clean and washes his hand several times a shift.

Johnny Black's is mine and my husband's go-to spot for date night. We always end up here, whether…read moreit's just the two of us or meeting up with friends before deciding where the rest of the night is going to take us. The loaded tater tots are hands down the best around. I've tried them at other places, but nothing compares to Johnny Black's. They're the one appetizer I keep coming back for every single time. The drinks are always made perfectly. I usually get a margarita, and it's consistently great. If you're a beer drinker, the beer on tap is always ice cold and exactly how it should be. The atmosphere is fun, the service has always been great, and it's become one of those places that feels familiar and comfortable every time we walk through the door. If you're looking for a great place to grab drinks, appetizers, and spend time with friends or your significant other, I highly recommend Johnny Black's.

I eat here at least 2-3 times per month. Staff is great. Food is great for the most part. But…read more.. the turn around time in the kitchen averages for me, 30-49 minutes. Not great. The Parmesan fries are so salty. Oh my lord, I cannot stomach them most times. At one of their other restaurants, it's not as bad. But I think they don't realize how salty Parmesan is. Swap out for tater tots or don't upgrade from the chips. All that said, great place to eat. Just need to work on their food times. Ale and Eddie's blows them away. They are part of the same company.

Love coming up here. Decent food and the wait staff is great. Big fan of the martinis.read more

Great local hang out to watch a Lions game! The bartender was fantastic and even when the place…read morebecame very busy she handled everything and took great care of us. The food was good and I've also heard they have a great burger!

The girls were great They knew we had time constraints…read more Food was great timing was great Thank you

Total neighborhood place. 7 people attending celebration of life for a lost relative. Quite crowded…read morefor early Sunday afternoon. Had a 1 man band playing some very decent music.. 2 different servers- did a very good job serving. Had a breakfast bowl - $6.95 on menu - told it was $12.95 . Was very average, as was everyone else's food. They kept the beverages flowing.

Cool Sports Bar on Van Dyke... was nearby in a hotel for a Serbian Basketball Tournament…read more Thursday night I got a bacon, mushroom, Swiss burger that was very tasty and satisfying. Friday had the garlic Parmesan boneless wings that also hit the spot. On Saturday, had potato skins and a Rueben. All in all, a good place to eat and watch sports, but to me, the prices were a bit outrageous.

Excellent Wings... today they had only two waitress, but they were trying to keep up as best they…read morecould. There was a retirment luncheon for almost 40 people. Overall the service was good and the food was fantastic.

Came in for a quick meal before hitting the movie theater nearby…read more Parking is plentiful near the door with an overflow lot in the back. The bar area was pretty busy but it was 5pm on a Friday so it's expected after work crowd. The vibe was nice, music flowing, good energy. Busy but not over whelming or chaotic. We ordered at the bar and found a seat to wait. Food took a minute but again it was busy. I had chicken strips and fries. Order comes with 4 strips and steak cut fries. Pretty decent no complaints. My drink was Jameson and ginger ale. Glass is pretty small for the price. Overall good experience would return if in the area

I've been to Motor City Bar and Grill before for a night out, and I had a great time. The drinks…read morewere solid, and the crowd had good energy--no complaints at all. However, I didn't try the food on that visit. This time, I decided to get the full experience. While the bar doesn't offer a happy hour or lunch specials, the menu is reasonably priced, so I can see why. That said, I was a bit surprised that my house margarita came out to $12. Service-wise, the experience was great. My bartender was super cool and attentive. For my meal, I ordered the house margarita and the Motor City Burger, which features a 1/2 lb. burger patty, 3 oz. of corned beef, and a mix of Swiss and American cheese. The standout for me was the corned beef--it absolutely carried the burger. Unfortunately, the patty itself lacked seasoning, which held the dish back a bit. Overall, I wouldn't count this spot out. It's still a great place to hang out and grab drinks, and I noticed a few other menu items that caught my eye for next time. Motor City Bar and Grill remains a solid spot to unwind with good drinks--I'm looking forward to trying more from their menu soon!

Michelle is the only entertainment I need. best bartender in the world end of story. I'll be back…read moreevery day that I'm living.

Coach Grille is primarily known for its burgers, though specials, such as lamb chops and braised…read morerabbit, are occasionally available. The staff is efficient, and the atmosphere is welcoming. To start, the split pea soup and onion rings are both solid choices. The soup is made in-house, and the panko-breaded onion rings were crispy and firm. I happened to dine in when lamb chops were on special. They were meaty and cooked just right. As for the burgers, Coach sources its meat from Fairway Packing Co. and its buns from Cannelle by Matt Knio. I've tried the All American and the Coach burger. The All American features standard toppings, while the Coach burger is topped with an egg, cheddar cheese, bacon, and a special sauce. Of the two, I preferred the Coach burger, though both were enjoyable. The French fries are hand cut and on the thicker side. The Cajun fries had just the right amount of seasoning, and the garlic fries were well complemented by the cotija cheese and garlic aioli. Fries are not included with any of the handhelds. For dessert, I've had the peanut butter cheesecake. It was rich, with a brownie-like crust. Coach Grille shouldn't be compared to the average bar. While the menu features typical bar food, the quality is well above the norm. Whether you come here for a burger, or something else, you won't be disappointed.