Everything you'd expect from a dive bar…read more They have a performance venue in the back with little or no seating, but there is a lot of seating up front. Very, very dark as well. I kept tripping over a step they had to get to booths that were elevated. Full bar, good prices, a great place to see a band. The ladies restroom has 2 stalls, and they're crammed in there so tight that they had to put saloon swinging doors on the stalls. Very awkward to use. Parking is awful. Street only, and good luck if you find something near.

if i could rate this place a 0, i would. the staff treated us so horribly and did not know any…read moredetails of the event taking place. there was a sweet girl that had a disability and used a cane and they slammed the door in her face several times. they made us stand outside in 16° weather and refused to let us sit in the lobby, which was too dark and you could hardly see anything. please do not book events here if you actually care about your fans and community.

If I could give negative stars I would. Spent $110 dollars on tickets for their gothic Halloween…read morenight. We wete turned away and told this is not a ticketed event despite purchasing tickets through their app. Honestly disappointing and totally the opposite of what a club that represents subcultures should be doing. I hope that this is what their reputation becomes. Disgusting.

As I've been telling others, Leland City Club is a vibe! It was my first time there and found that…read morethe dark, brooding atmosphere in the historic Leland Hotel is perfect for losing yourself in the music. I attended on goth night and the DJs spun an awesome mix of music that kept the dance floor fun and energetic. I spent a lot of time chatting it up with the vendors there that night and had a welcoming experience. A must-visit for anyone craving a true goth experience in Detroit.

This place is great! They have good music and the bouncer at the door for In Bed By 10 night made…read moreme and my friends so welcome and that set the tone for the rest of the night. I feel safer with him at the door, whoever that was deserves a raise!!

I don't mind this club! I think it has changed a bit since management has changed a couple of years…read moreago, as the music is different and the vibes are a bit different than before. Despite this, it is a solid option when choosing a club to go to as a young adult. We did order a couple of drinks and they were typical of bar/club drinks, as they were pretty expensive.

Nice neighborhood bar with great vibes, and a lot of dancing. The crowd was friendly and happy. The…read moremusic was primarily old school hits with some new school. Drinks were well priced compared to most I've seen. Bar owner was super friendly and welcoming. If you want to two step the night away I'd recommend this place.

This is a great place to enjoy live music and a cold drink. Service was outstanding and the whole…read moreatmosphere makes you want to be here. I highly recommend the lounge.

Wow!! What a super fun spot! I absolutely loved the ambiance here! Any one that knows me knows I…read moreabsolutely love love love disco!!! The inside has a dance floor and bar. You can then head outside and either go up to the roof, or down to the back garden patio. We chose to go up to the roof. There is seating up there, or several chair rails. We loved the glass ceiling!! You could look down inside! Super fun! We only stayed for a couple of drinks. We loved the vibe and absolutely would come back. Super fun!!!

Apt Disco is another great addition to the Eastside Dance scene. I've been going since they opened…read moreand I really appreciate that they continue to evolve and improve on what was already a good base. They recently built a rooftop patio and man, the view alone is worth the cost of admission... Except there is no cover for any nights (so far)! Their drink menu is primarily inventive amaro-forward cocktails, but don't worry, you can also just get a beer or a vodka soda or a wine, or whatever your pleasure is. There is also non-alcoholic selection. The crowd is diverse, all are welcome. Lots of youngins but also a fair amount of people that maybe grew up when Disco was contemporary. I say this because, no one should feel intimidated about coming here for whatever reason. I know some people don't want to come to a dance club for whatever reason but the are plenty of seats and spots where you can just stand and sway if you want but, it also has one of the best dance floors in Detroit if you want to really get down! They are now mostly just open Fridays and Saturdays, I think from 6 or 7pm to 1am and I've gone early, late, middle, and the crowd ebbs and flows so, that's a bonus too: you could go early and have a fun time and still get home at a decent hour or shut it down. The music is primarily 70s disco but it dips into 80s/90s/2000s. Most times, the music is playing and the analog TVs around are showing the original videos which is fun just to watch those too. The staff is excellent and inviting. Just a great spot and I'm looking forward to many more fun nights there!

Great venue! Despite having two bartenders and a packed…read morehouse we never waited for drinks! Friendly staff, immaculate bathrooms. It's a rarity to have a metal venue so clean and well maintained.

This was my first time seeing a show here, and it definitely won't be the last…read more They mostly--if not exclusively--host punk and metal bands, which sets the tone right away. Parking is free and easy on the street, and both the staff and the patrons were genuinely friendly. I also appreciated the metal detector at the entrance for an added sense of security. The drink selection is great, with plenty of alcoholic and non-alcoholic options. Prices are very reasonable and service is quick. Rob behind the bar was especially kind. The acoustics are impressive for a smaller venue. There are plenty of spots to stand and adjust the volume to your comfort level. I don't typically wear earplugs, but given the size of the space and the quality of the sound, it's worth considering. Everything is GA, so you can get as close--or as far--as you'd like. Bathrooms are clean and conveniently located near the front door. Ticket prices are very fair. I wasn't able to find a way to skip the service fee with buying at the venue box office, so I ended up purchasing through their online system. Even with the fee, it's still cheaper than most concerts you'll see.

Hiiighly recommend stopping by Moondog Cafe for a fun, new third space to be with community…read more Recently officially open, Moondog Cafe hosts frequent local artists to perform within their space. Check out their instagram for updated postings. They have an espresso bar, bottled drinks, and a few food and snack items to purchase! I'm not sure if they're looking to get their liquor license, but at this time they do not have one. There are not too many third spaces in the area that host artists that don't involve alcohol, so I really enjoy that aspect of this cafe. Come check them out and see some local artists perform!!

What a cool bar!!!! This was one of our stops on the 4th of July Patriot Bar stroll! I love the…read moreoverall atmosphere; dimly lit, old school vibe. We grabbed a few drinks and even found some time to play a game of pool. We will most certainly be back.

stopped in for a drink before a weekday pistons game and sat at the bar. the bar tender was a great…read morepersonality. there were a few people playing pool and felt like a community. tall boy oberon for ~$7. seems like mainly a beer place but he said he can make any cocktail as long as they have the stuff for it! looks like a dive bar but much cleaner than one. lots of corners with seating. Thanks Bastille!