Visited Detroit for a conference, we ate here twice for breakfast. The food was good & the service…read morewas excellent. The place was very busy and it seemed to be understaffed. Our food came out fairly quick and they came around regularly to make sure our drinks were full and asked if we needed anything. It was a good value for what we received.

This is thee Pop Up game, food and drinks tent. Somebody let me know if there name is wrong, since…read morethis is what came up when I checked-in. This is right on Campus Martius and down from the Ice Skating Rink and Parc. The rent is filled with so much fun, it's huge, roomy and there are tons of board games that you can pay for free. Yep, you can eat, drink and play games with your friends from 10am - 12pm! I cannot wait to come back! There was NO fee to enter, but you do get your hand stamped if you are interested in drinking. This again is incredibly Cool, and I am over the moon about what Detroit HAS accomplished in such a short time. Wow! Detroit is ON FIRE in a GOOD way!

Truly cool place inside - love the vibe. Beers are great and the food is really good too…read more We had the chicken nachos, a warm pretzel, as well as an amazing French onion dip with house made chips. I forgot to take a picture of the dip - was too hungry and forgot. If you're downtown, give the a try - you won't be disappointed.

The proximity to the Trumbull hotel and the reviews had me intrigued to stop by for lunch, and I…read morewas most certainly not disappointed. The homemade pretzel was delicious and the mustard was exceptional. I was a bit disappointed with the brisket burger, it was soggy and bit bland but the pulled pork with grit cake was delicious. Last but certainly not least, the banana vanilla pudding was out of this world. That alone should get you to come out. Cool venue with outdoor seating as well. Strong 4/5

If you're looking for pure vibes in downtown Detroit, The Skip is the move…read more This spot is such a fun escape -- colorful, open-air, and full of energy. The music hits, the crowd is always lively, and it just feels like summer no matter what time of year it is. Whether you're stopping by before hitting another spot or making it your main destination for the night, The Skip always delivers. Now let's talk drinks -- because they do not play around. The Long Islands are ON POINT. Strong, smooth, and perfectly balanced. Not watered down, not overly sweet -- just right. You definitely feel like you're getting your money's worth, and they're dangerously easy to sip. I love the overall vibe here. It's social, upbeat, and perfect for hanging with friends. If you want good music, great drinks, and a guaranteed good time, The Skip should absolutely be on your list. This is one of those places you go once... and then it becomes part of your regular rotation.

I love the Skip for its extraordinary efforts in decorating for every season. From tiki to…read moreHalloween, they do it right. Currently, it's the Black Lagoon through Halloween. We made reservations in a weekend but it wasn't necessary at 5. What I didn't know what this theme is a pop up much like Miracle Bar around Christmas. The mugs are not really made for The Skip and can be found online for less. Most importantly is the drinks are not good. They're not spirit forward, they're full of mixers. Such a bummer because they do make good cocktails occasionally. We were one and done this evening due to the bad drinks and loads of people who brought their kids to this bar. The decor is great. Service is attentive and friendly. Not in a rush to return.

Father Forgive Me was high on my Detroit list after hearing so much hype about it, both online and…read morefrom friends. Nate and I stopped in on our most recent visit to Detroit and had a lovely experience. The space is tucked away but had a surprising amount of outdoor space--we were there in January but I'd love to come back in the summer. We were greeted right away and given a spot near the bar. The menu includes cocktails, lots of wine, and several tasty food options. It was quite busy inside, so it took a bit of time for our server to come over to us, but we weren't in a rush. They had ten cocktails on their list and I tried the bullet proof soul and Nate got the negroni alla perra. The ingredients list for some of the cocktails include things I've never heard of, but at a place like this, I just know it's going to be good. Our drinks were perfectly balanced and very tasty. We also ordered the mortadella sandwich to split--this was delicious. It was pretty messy, but worth it. It was perfectly toasted and full of mortadella. Everything on the menu sounded delicious and I would love to try more of the food options. Can't wait to visit again!

Another great new destination spot on Detroit's east side. It's more then a bar with outdoor…read moreseating. There's artwork, a skatepark, renovated houses, gardens and a church that is now an art gallery. We stopped in to check it out and sat at the bar for a cocktail and snack. The waitstaff were super helpful in explaining everything and we finally picked 2 apps and got drinks. Both were amazing. There were friendly patrons all around and we chatted with other bar admirers. We checked out the coffee shop, Warda, but didn't purchase anything then, but have had several of their desserts since then and they did not disappoint. The atmosphere is wonderful, indoor/outdoor bar, great outside seating - not sure how this will work in the winter? They also have very pretty stone paths with multicolor stones mixed in for a very peaceful beautiful look. It inspired me to add some multicolored stones to my garden! I can't wait to return.

The food here was delicious, especially the crispy fries and cheese curds. The service was…read moreexcellent and friendly, and the ambience was absolutely amazing. We had a great experience and will definitely be back!

Way too hot to be walking the streets of downtown Detroit in July. I let Yelp point me to a nearby…read moredrinking establishment with great reviews. I was not disappointed! Warm service sitting at the bar where I managed to crank out a few Yelp reviews while enjoying their very find air conditioning, two frosty (LOCAL MICHIGAN!) beers and a place of fried pickles. Quite a lot of them and they were excellent. Rounds, not spears. Lightly breaded and plenty hot. There were enough here for three! A wonderful spot with a fab history. Originally built in 1879 as a jewelry store, the building became a Grand Trunk Railway ticket station in 1905, featuring a vaulted ceiling and ornate plasterwork to reflect the elegance of train travel. In 1935, it was transformed into a bar by the Metropole Hotel. [Round number 400 in Michigan - 693 of 2025 - 24254 overall]

Really cool place. Large venue. Indoor and outdoor seating. Chill vibes. Excellent service. The…read morestaff gave me great recommendations for beer and let me try a few first before I ordered. I really enjoyed the beer options. Fantastic sandwiches! Their apple and Brie sandwich was amazing! I can't wait to eat it again. Great location, by Eastern Market. I'm so happy I stopped in!

I need to come back and check this place out when there are more people in it. We came just as the…read moreplace opened up the bartender was extremely friendly and kind of gave us the layout of the land and explain the whole situation with the German menu that is separate from the lager house. They have a kiosk at the bar but are a separate kitchen. So we did not get to try the food but the beer was cold and the service was spot on.

We had a great evening at HopCat tonight playing Trivia and hanging with friends. The atmosphere is…read morewarm and welcoming to guests and you'll always find a beverage or food to make your visit memorable. Thanks for a good night, folks! The Henry Ford Hotties

This is an update to my previous review of HopCat Detroit…read more I still love the food and the lively, energetic ambiance here. The fresh, flavorful meals and the downtown vibe make it one of my favorite spots to grab a bite or hang out with friends. That said, I want to elaborate on my not-so-great dine-in experience from before. One night I decided to eat in, and while my waitress was genuinely nice and attentive, the experience took a weird turn when my meal was brought out. The guy delivering it just walked past me, dropped the plate on the table with a loud clank, and didn't greet me or even acknowledge me at all. It was jarring -- not only did it feel careless, but it completely broke the warm, fun vibe I'd come in expecting. On top of that, I had the app downloaded to earn rewards points, but my waitress never added them, which was frustrating enough that I ended up deleting the app. That one visit definitely stood out as an exception in an otherwise positive history with this location. Since then, I've had better experiences with staff, and the food and overall energy of the place continue to shine. Despite that one odd incident, I still highly recommend HopCat for the atmosphere, creative menu, and fresh food. I'll continue coming back and will share more updates (and pics) along the way.

Collect moved to the English village and brought even more charm with them! The building is so fun…read morewith the small stained windows and open space -- there are some fun pop ups that happen randomly that are so worth the visit! Everyone that works there is absolutely amazing and have the best attitude- they'll help you find your next favorite beer and it could even be the blue gatorade they have on tap. There is a huge open garden and courtyard so lots of open space. There is street parking all around so I wouldn't worry about that!

This is an updated review for the new spot…read more One of the things I liked about the old spot was that it reminded me of the bars in Europe, locally oriented, cozy, welcoming. Kercheval location is massive, massive enough to have a basketball net put into it. Everything else is kind of the same, great service, interesting choice of beers. The one thing I didn't like was the $16 Michigan Reisling. That seemed like kind of a crazy price for freaking Reisling.... From Michigan.

I would go back here in a heartbeat. The food was tasty and fresh and exceptional portions for the…read moreprices (especially considering proximity to the sports venues). We stopped in on a Thursday night in January and the kitchen was open late, which was a huge relief. Service was quick and friendly, though a little snarky. I love any place that serves German beer and especially if the beer is clean and the bartenders are knowledgeable. Highly recommend Jacoby's for a late night stop. I'd like to visit during the warmer months now!

Our service here was extremely fast, which was great. Their schnitzel was not my favorite, but it…read morescratched an itch if you're looking for German food!

I really enjoyed this place. There was a live DJ that played some good music. The drinks were…read morepretty pricey and not worth it in my opinion. The vibes of the location is what kept me there most of the night. Because it is downtown Detroit street parking on the weekends is always hard to find. So paying to park in the garage I would recommend. There were plenty of tables and seating. We did have to share and wait for some of the games to be available but everybody was friendly and generous with sharing the games. You do have to purchase tokens from the booth located inside to purchase drinks at the bar. The lady in the booth was very friendly and answered all my questions with that being my first time there.

We came here to watch the Super Bowl. The token thing is interesting. I can see it coming in handy…read morethough, you pay once and then you don't have to deal with getting your wallet out or having a tab only. It can be more challenging for those of us who can't predict the future and won't know how much we will want. We felt like getting 2 beers each felt like a fair assessment of our projected time spent at this place and it turned out to be decently accurate. The beer list online (which I reviewed to prepare myself) was not entirely accurate. Their beer list on the wall didn't really explain what anything was so for people, such as myself, from outside the area and unfamiliar with the local breweries it was a challenge. I can see how it would be fun to come here with a group.