I love the tigers Stadium huge baseball fan and Love how they have this stadium built from the…read more suites to the seats just a great experience. They have all types of food and even a carousel for the kids that adults can also ride. On Sundays the carousel is free for everyone to ride. Popcorn, hot dogs, beer , daiquiris, pizza , tacos,fries. No matter your preference you will find it at this stadium. Love to watch the baseball game without a care in the world except wanting the Tigers to Win lol. If you haven't experienced tiger stadium you must go.

Review from 7/2023…read more This field is amazing. The seats are comfortable, the view is great, and I am unsure where some negatives come from. Parking is a pain in the butt, but isn't it always? We were sitting behind the visiting team (I am an Angels fan!), and our seats were great; see the pictures for the view. The crowds were huge, and finding a bathroom took some time, but that is what I expect when visiting a ballpark. It was a hot one that day, and I was surprised how many times someone was coming down the aisle with drinks to sell; it was nice.

We were in downtown Detroit for New Year's Eve and there happened to be a Pistons game on New…read moreYear's Day so we thought we'd try it. I haven't been to a Pistons game at Little Caesars Arena so this was different than my previous experience. It was fun. They definitely pack you in there and I think I paid about $35 each for a couple of nosebleed seats, but it was fun and a lot of action and once you figure out where you're going to sit, it's all smooth from that point on

The Pistons have a sound history. Going back to their days in Fort Wayne. But they really made…read moretheir name during the Bad Boys years led by Isiah (Zeke), Laimbeer, Vinnie "microwave" Johnson, Joey D. This team was the epitome of toughness. Then the bad boys 2 came out with Big Ben, Chauncey, Rip Hamilton and got that ring. I can't stand the LA Lakers and glad that Pistons team took them out and wished they would had took out the Spurs too. A very good team in the 80s with flashes in the 90s and periodic dominance through the 2000s. Pg: Isiah Thomas Sg: Dave Bing (or Joe Dumars) Sf: Grant Hill (healthy straight out of duke) PF: Bill Laimbeer C: Ben Wallace

I had the pleasure of seeing a concert at Fort Field They…read morehave a professional staff The seating sections are clearly marked and easy to find There are numerous restrooms Various concessions serving food, drinks, and libations. The seats are nicely appointed, I never felt uncomfortable There is plenty of security inside and outside of the venue I can see why the Lion have such a crowd at their games. This visit was for concert, my best one will be for a game . #OnePride

I attended the Usher and Chris Brown concert at Ford Field and had an amazing time overall. The…read morevenue was well organized, and despite the large crowd, entry and other lines moved smoothly. My only criticism is that some of the concession stands had extremely long wait times. The biggest issue, however, was that someone vomited on the seat directly behind us during the concert. Several people notified staff, but unfortunately, no one came to clean it up. We had to sit through the remainder of the concert with the smell of vomit around us, which really took away from an otherwise great experience. I was very disappointed with how that situation was handled, especially since it was a sanitation issue. Because there were many positive aspects to our visit, I'm giving 3 stars, but I hope the venue improves its response to situations like this in the future.

Not a bad seat in the house. Parking is free and across the street. They sell craft beer in the…read moreendzone!! Food trucks and good concessions. They are starting to win frequently too. Family four pack for 40 bucks with food and drink. Kids zone, clean bathrooms...what more do you want?!!

I went to Rynearson Stadium to watch a bad football team (Eastern Michigan) beat my alma mater's…read moreeven worse football team (Charlotte). Had it not been for Charlotte scheduling this random MAC school on its schedule, I most likely never would have wound up here. To say the stadium is nothing special would be putting it lightly. It is closing in on 50 years old, and it doesn't look like there have been many upgrades made to the stadium since then, save for a newer (but still outdated) scoreboard. The concourse behind the visitor section was dimly lit in the evening, and reminded me of a bad crime drama (CSI: Ypsilanti?) or horror movie. There was only one concession stand open that had the bare essentials, and little else. The cheese for the nachos had the consistency of water, and was severely insufficient for the amount of chips that they gave me. Because of the lack of people in the stands, game operations seems to think it's a good idea to crank the music up to max so that you can't hear yourself think. The sound then just echoes off all the empty concrete through the stadium. It's a common ploy by venues that can't draw fans to make the place sound loud, but it doesn't work other places, and it doesn't work here. Ticket prices are $15 before game day and $25 day of. This is an absolutely criminal price for what you get. I got my tickets on StubHub for $8/each, and would strongly recommend you check the secondary market before you hand over that kind of money. Parking is no longer free as stated in the previous review, it's now $5, which in this day and age is perfectly fine and far cheaper than you find at similar stadiums. I probably won't ever be back just because I'm nowhere nearby and no team that I support plays there with any sort of frequency. I wouldn't recommend that you visit this place unless you have a good reason to, or if you're in the area and want to watch college football without the crowds of other venues.

Still being up at 5:20 am, after watching Westworld and browsing the internet and diving into…read morewriting a Yelp review about a place I've been to exactly once four months ago... welcome to week three of quarantine. But enough about me, right? The Roush Automotive Retail Store and Museum is a hidden gem in Livonia, a large square shaped Detroit suburb that isn't known for too much. I've lived in the Detroit Metro area my whole life, over 40 years, and never even knew this impressive place was here until maybe five years ago when a friend who works in the industry and I were having a discussion about motorsports that led to him regaling me with the tale of how awesome this little known Roush museum is. I never sought it out then, but stored that nugget in a little recess in the back of my head, and when I found myself on the west side of town with some time to spare I put the ol' Googler on my phone to use and tracked it down. This museum is housed in a plain looking cavernous warehouse on a non-descript industrial drive. Look for the little blue awnings. The street is dotted with other Roush buildings. Roush, by the way, is named after Jack Roush aka The Cat in the Hat, known for the Panama hat he habitually sports at NASCAR races and other motorsports events. It's a performance and racing division of Ford. Now, this is a big building, but it's no Henry Ford Museum. You could probably make your way through the array of autos in half an hour if you wanna breeze through, or more like an hour or so if you wanna gawk over them and take too many photos like me. Fortunately, you won't find the hefty admission price of the Henry Ford here. In fact, it's absolutely free! (That might have been one reason why Todd's tale remained lodged in my noggin after several years.) Plenty of Mustangs of all sorts rest in here, along with Thunderbirds, GTs and concept cars and racecars from way back in the day to modern times. You'll find NASCARs, NASTrucks, pace cars, old school open wheel racers and GTs from touring series like you might have seen in Ford v Ferrari. It's fun seeing how some have grease, grime, marred paint jobs from rubbing alongside competitors and even occasionally confetti from victory lane and Sharpied signatures from the driver and crew right on them. There's even a Sharpie sponsored ride in this massive garage. The staff was nothing but friendly on the cold winter weekday I paid my visit with one employee giving me his blessing to ignore how the stairs on an overhead catwalk were roped off so I could get a nice pictorial overview. I didn't ask him either; he saw me snapping away and thought I might like some shots from up there. They even have a pinball and a video game in there. I forget what the video game was, as I didn't play but naturally the pinball was stock car themed. You enter and exit through the gift shop, but it was a soft sell and I didn't buy anything. They could use something cheap like refrigerator magnets for sightseers like me who don't have too deep of pockets. This House of Blue Oval was a nice little adventure for me to end 2019 on, and more people should definitely know about it. Here's hoping all of us get out to have more adventures this year...

What an amazing place and it's absolutely free. So many great cars. If you're a NASCAR fan, this is…read morethe place for you. There are so many different cars and trucks from different NASCAR eras. Cool gift shop. Did I mention it's free?

The Detroit Red Wings referred to as the Wings are a professional ice hockey team based in Detroit…read more The Red Wings compete in the National Hockey League (NHL) as a member of the Atlantic Division in the Eastern Conference. They are one of the Original Six teams of the league. The original Six definitely have a place in my heart. I grew up watching them. The Detroit Red Wings have won the Stanley Cup ELEVEN times! Seasons as follows:(1935-36, 1936-37, 1942-43, 1949-50, 1951-52, 1953-54, 1954-55, 1996-97, 1997-98, 2001-02, 2007-08). One of my favorite players Gordie Howe made his debut and left his mark in the history of my favorite sport. I'm giving them five stars. If I can't catch them in a live game I can still watch them on TV. Support your team!!

The Detroit Red Wings are one of the all-time great NHL teams. The Red Wings (11) are second only…read moreto the Montreal Canadiens (24) and Toronto Maple Leafs (13) in total number of Stanley Cup championships won. All three teams are members of the Original Six that also includes the Boston Bruins (6), Chicago Blackhawks (6), and New York Rangers (4). Combined, the Original Six account for 64 Stanley Cup victories out of the 95 total Stanley Cup championships won by any active team to date. The Original Six have won the Stanley Cup an overwhelming 67% or two-thirds of the time. Of their 11 Stanley Cup victories, the Red Wings had two "dynasties" or sustained periods of championship success: (1) The early to mid 1950s and (2) the late 1990s into the early 2000s. Detroit won the Stanley Cup four times in the early 1950s (1950, 1952, 1954, and 1955). The team's best-known player during that stretch was "Mr. Hockey" Gordie Howe. The Hall-of-Famer played right wing for the Red Wings for 25 seasons, starting with the 1946-47 season and ending with the 1970-71 season (his last in the NHL). His 26-season NHL career is a league record for seasons played, tied with Chris Chelios (who also played for and won a championship with the Red Wings). Howe is second only to the "Great One," Wayne Gretzky, when it comes to the number of Hart Trophies (regular season MVP) won (Gretzky 9, Howe 6). In terms of career NHL goals, assists, and points, Howe ranks in the top 10 in each category. Another Hockey Hall-of-Famer, Scotty Bowman, was head coach of the Red Wings during their successful late 90s/early 2000s run. It was Bowman's 1997 Stanley Cup championship team that broke the franchise's 42-year championship drought (the longest such drought at the time). Bowman would lead Detroit to back-to-back titles as the Red Wings won again in 1998. Bowman retired in 2002, but not before winning his third Stanley Cup as Red Wings coach (and record ninth Cup as an NHL head coach). Yet another Hall-of-Famer, current Red Wings general manager Steve Yzerman, was the captain of the 1997, 1998, and 2002 championship teams. He was drafted with the No. 4 overall pick in the 1983 NHL Entry Draft and played his entire 22-season NHL career with Detroit. Upon the completion of his playing career, "The Captain" joined the Red Wings' front office in 2006. It was there he won a fourth Stanley Cup championship, but as a team executive instead of a player. Yzerman won the Conn Smythe Trophy in 1998 (Stanley Cup Playoffs MVP) with Mike Vernon winning the year prior and Nicklas Lidstrom winning in 2002. The Red Wings are currently in the middle of an uncharacteristic, poor stretch. They've missed the postseason every year since 2017. Detroit finished dead last in the Eastern Conference in 2020 with a 0.275 points percentage. It was the worst points percentage since the Atlanta Thrashers finished with a 0.238 points percentage 20 years prior (2000).

We love DCFC at the Keyworth in the Ham! We have tried…read moreseats in Gold, fan, rouge and family. We love the standing vibe in the fan zone the most! Always a good time. Parking is tricky we usually pay for south lot parking and walk over. Nice selection of food and bevy trucks/ stands.

Always a fun time to go to the Detroit City Football Club games at historic Keyworth Stadium…read more DCFC is part of the USL soccer league. The Northern Guard are their amazing supporters and provide fun songs, smoke bombs, and shenanigans throughout the games. Excellent variety of food trucks and beverage booths. Very well organized with entrances and I've never really had to wait to get inside. I like to go early to eat and shop.

This is a fantastic event. Burgers, beer, ice cream, chocolate, corn hole, music, voting, shopping…read moreand photo booths. What's not to like? Upon entry, you get a tasting glass (giving drunk people glassware was not a great idea) beer sample tickets and voting cards. I was very thankful for the rinsing stations and proper indoor bathrooms. VIP entry was an hour earlier than general admission and thanks for that! It was very crowded an hour after main doors. When handed a flier, we were excited at the prospect of a couple sour beers and assortment of mac n cheese, fries and other sides. Unfortunately, the flier or the vendors were mistaken - no sour beers to be had, only one mac n cheese, and only two burger spots had fries. Which made the voting for best fries and best mac n cheese a bit puzzling. There were turkey burgers, Asian-fusion flavors, and traditional patties with minimal toppings. Something for every burger-lover. Our favorite came down to Mt. Chalet. The burger was cooked perfectly, minimal toppings but so flavorful. Their mac n cheese was excellent too though the only one there. I think the secret ingredient is pork. Shredded pork in the mac n cheese and fried pieces of ham on the burger, but just a tiny bit to compliment the flavor. Bfree had my vote for best desserts and gluten free items. The Guernsey ice cream was pretty rich and perfect on the little cones. There was also a chocolate company that was on point, but cannot recall their name. If you are on the fence about going - the icing on cake for this event was NO KIDS!

I had the BEST time here! Thanks so much to Annette, Chelcie and Yelp for the opportunity to…read moreattend! The burger bash was a belly busting adventure in all things burger, mac and cheese, fries, beer and cider. What is not to like about that? It was an embarrassment of riches and even the veriest glutton wouldn't have been able to sample every item. My husband and I quickly determined even the slider sizes were too much and the only whole burgers we ate were Red Crown and Lazybones Smokehouse (which were the two clear best), the rest we split in half or each just took a big bite. Lazybones, which won best overall, was the hub's fave. I quite liked it too. Pulled pork, cheese and Better Made chips on a burger? Delicious. Red Crown won my heart though, as well as winning most flavorful according to the other attendees, with the crispy pork belly, kimchee and avocado mousse. It was sooooo good. I voted it best burger. Other favorites were the Novi Chophouse burger which featured excellent bacon and paper thin long slivers of grilled onion and the burger with the coney on top of it (I cannot be sure whose this was but kudos all the same). As for mac and cheese, Onyx took the prize and it was good but I preferred the Red Crown version myself. We had quite a few misses on mac. These two were the standouts. The seasoned fries from Blackfinn were awesome, thanks so much to the woman in line behind me who let me sample some of hers, I was not tempted at all but she insisted and they were amazing. I also liked the garlic dip that accompanied the perfectly thin and crispy fries from Lucky Strike myself. The beer was fun. I am not much of a beer person myself but if you were it was right up your alley. I had a suprising maple concoction from Tommy Knockers that held my interest. I was most into cider though, which I have had before but really discovered a love for here. I liked the blueberry apple varietal (Blue Gold) from Vander Mills Cider but I fell in absolute love with Woodchuck's Belgian White. Like a marriage and kids type love. The clear winner of desserts for me and the rest of the crowd was Serendipity Cakery of Wyandotte. They had huge variety and it was seriously tasty. Cake balls? That is some triple yum stuff; good cake, excellent frosting and fun decorations. The chocolate banana and the creamsicle versions made James and I extremely happy. Desserts though were a huge disappointment because many vendors were out so quickly. Poor planning as there was no more Peteet's (I love them though and have sampled plenty before and will again), Cacao Tree or Slice of Heaven (which I was DYING to try). This was relatively early in the night too, at nine-ish. The event ended at 11. Sad. The Detroit Mini Donut people were awesome though, sweet people and fresh tasty donuts. We all know I am a doughnut snob and I really liked them. The Chez Chloe lava cake was so sinfully good, not for my husband who gets dark chocolate headaches but for me. I could have eaten it all day long. The crowd was so friendly and fun. So many people just talked to us, gave recommendations and opinions, welcomed us to seating areas, even shared some food. I mean I was not expecting that at all. Despite the lines and waits it was just peaceful and happy. Well done to the farmer's market, the organizers and the participating businesses for making it so easy and well organized. If you bought additional beverages it was reasonably priced and all, no silly gouging. They even had a smoking area so my husband did not have to leave or feel uncomfy. Overall it was just a great night. I rolled home fat and happy. We will definitely return next year! I also have a new list of local places to patronize, so more reviews to come. Win/win.