The burrata cheese plate is phenomenal!…read more I had it with a side of chili flakes and added them on top--absolutely amazing! Honestly, it doesn't matter who is working behind the bar; this place is consistently great. Everyone is incredibly knowledgeable about the menu and drinks, and they're always happy to recommend food and cocktails. The service, atmosphere, and quality are all fantastic. I'll definitely be back next time we are in town

Easily my favorite speakeasy in Ann Arbor. Although the drinks are small, the creativity and…read morequality and taste is amazing. true "mixologists" here. I love how their drink menu is designed and organized by lighter to heavier drinks. They have a small menu for munchies, nothing too memorable The inside is gorgeous I absolutely love the decor. I noticed a stage so i think they have live music sometimes. The wait used to be really long or they were just fully booked. But now I find it easy to just walk in. they will try their best to seat you.

Glad we tried this place out, but not sure we will keep it on the rotation…read more On a recent weeknight when we didn't feel like planning, cooking, or cleaning, we decided to check out McShane's. It seems to be the neighborhood gathering place, and I loved that part of the vibe. We seated ourselves and were greeted in a decent amount of time. The waitress took our drink and appetizer orders. I think she was the only server, and maybe the kitchen was a little slow, because it took a while for everything to come out, and she really seemed to be running that evening. Food was alright, nothing hit it out of the park that evening. Portions are generous, and a couple of us were able to take home boxes. Overall McShane's was a-ok. Glad we checked it out but we probably won't frequent it.

Went early Saturday afternoon. Not too busy. Friendly staff. Food was delicious. Burger had great…read moreflavor, fries were on point. Would come back for sure.

Great atmosphere, live music, excellent food and lots of whiskey! Great bar seating for solo…read moretravelers

6-29-2026 The burgers are good. So was the huge pretzel…read moreappetizer. We were pleasantly surprised to hear Jake Pilewski perform. He was great and there every MOnday.

Mash offers a pretty solid bar-going experience in Ann Arbor. A group of us stopped by recently…read moreafter a night downtown, looking to find somewhere we could grab a drink and catch up. Mash fit the bill (pun intended hah) and did the job just fine. The drink menu is pretty expansive, both as far as liquor selection and cocktails as well. I was also pleasantly surprised to find out that they have a few standard mocktails that they're known for! I tried the raspberry mock mule, and I'm happy to report that it's a hit. Great flavor and super refreshing, plus it offers a fun drink even if you're not drinking. The bartender was super nice and helped break down all the options as well. The crowd at mash is more collegiate than I was expecting -- I thought a whiskey inspired bar would driver an older crowd, but the bar was packed with early 20-somethings on a Saturday night. If you show up past 9pm on the weekend, there's a good chance you won't find a seat and will have to wait 20 minutes to get through the line at the bar, but Mash serves as a great place to meet up with the crew. As we were leaving around 11, we spotted a huge line out the door trying to get in too; it seems like the collegiate clientele have really designated Mqsh as the place to be on a weekend night! Overall, I'd recommend Mash -- I'm looking forward to going back and trying out more of their menu!

I hav3 been to the location I Ypsilanti more often than here. I decided to check itbout since I was…read morein the area. You enter by going down the stairs. There is a bar and seating in the from and back. The place is rustic and very cool for an evening out. During certain hours there is a band. This time was a rock/ pop band. They do not serve food after 8. I grabbed a drink and a table. The music was great and the drink was good. I will come back to visit in the future.

This is a cool local small restaurant. It has good vibes and a very limited menu. We both ordered…read moreroast beef and neither one of us really cared for the taste. The nachos had some interesting toppings but overall where the star of the show. I originally wanted the Reuben but they were sold out. I think I would try this place again and just stay away from the roast beef. It wasn't bad by any means it just wasn't my cup of tea. The owner was very friendly as well.

If I lived in Toledo I would keep this a secret! Great spot to get exceptionally prepared good food…read moreand some quality poured drinks. And the owner/DJ was very hands on and kept tunes smooth.

We tried to come here the last time we were in Detroit, but it was packed and we couldn't get in…read more My partner booked us reservation spot and we were seated at the bar. We were welcomed with an amazing welcome cocktail and wow did it pack some flavor. I asked the bartender for a fruity cocktail and wow did they deliver. This spot is such a cozy place for an amazing cocktail with a fantastic restaurant right outside!

I've been to Aladdin Sane quite a few times over the past year and just love everything about this…read morespeakeasy! Top Tier Cocktails and atmosphere. I love the candles burning around the place creating such a romantic experience! Must stop place on my list of cocktail bars in the city!

Homeless looking Bartender was rude and angry, Drinks aren't that great, won't be backread more

Stopped by to use some Royal Oak Dollars. It was busy, but not too crazy on a Saturday night. We…read moretried the old fashion, brown Russian, hot chocolate stache and smoking section. All were really good. The hot chocolate stache was good for people who can't handle too much whisky :). The staff was very friendly and the ambiance is warm and inviting with couches and string lights in the back room.

Really enjoyed dining at this establishment. I ordered an old-fashioned, which was really good with…read moretheir homemade bitters and I also got the Smashburger, which was excellent with caramelized onions and really good attention to detail. The atmosphere was suitable for just hanging out or a romantic dinner and the service was friendly and pleasant. Overall would definitely recommend.

I really wanted to love Ravens Club because the atmosphere is great, but unfortunately the food and…read moredrink were pretty underwhelming. I ordered the ancho-chipotle meatballs. When my server asked how they were, I said, "I guess OK--they taste like they've been in a Crock-Pot for a few days." Her response? "OK, glad they're edible." Well... that pretty much summed it up. I also ordered a Moscow mule, which came in a regular rocks glass a premade mix no mint sad it's not a freshly made cocktail. Between that and the very limited menu--with several items crossed off--I just wasn't impressed. The atmosphere has a lot of potential, but when "glad it's edible" is the high point of dinner, I think that says enough. Sure if it deserves three stars if you're planning on eating, don't let it be here

We are currently sitting in the outdoor patio area of The Bait Shop, in Belleville MI & wow are we…read moresurprised! Every single thing we ordered from drinks to meals has been very tasty. It's not often that we are 100% satisfied, so we had to leave a great review. our server Jessica has been pleasant and helpful, zero complaint, very good, we will be back!

I finally had the chance to actually eat here, and I want to be fair: the food was good, and the…read moreservice we received was perfectly fine. The reason for my low rating has nothing to do with the food or our server. It's because of an experience I had with the owner about a year ago when I came in with my service dog. The owner refused to allow me to eat inside with my service dog and told me I could only sit on the patio. It was sunny and extremely hot, and I explained that I didn't feel it was safe for my dog to sit outside in those conditions. His response was, "That's your only option." He told me he had to "protect his patrons" and that he had dealt with fake service dogs in the past. I explained that my dog is a legitimate, task-trained service dog and that refusing us access because of my service dog was against the law. He flat-out told me he didn't care. At that point, I was just trying to find the friends I was meeting inside. He wouldn't even allow me to walk through the restaurant to look for them. My dog wasn't barking, misbehaving, or causing a disturbance. We had done absolutely nothing wrong. When I continued trying to calmly explain the situation, he told me that if someone sued him, he would deal with it then. He also said, "I'm sorry for how you feel, but this is my business and this is how I run it. There are other places to eat." That experience has stayed with me because it was genuinely humiliating. I wasn't just told I couldn't eat inside. I was singled out in front of other people, prevented from even looking for my friends, and treated like I had done something wrong just by walking through the door. I felt like a criminal rather than a customer. What hurt most was being told that he needed to "protect his patrons" from me and my service dog. Neither of us had done anything to anyone. I wasn't asking for special treatment. I was asking to walk into a restaurant, find my friends, and have a meal like everyone else. Instead, I was made to feel like my presence was somehow a threat to the people around me. It was embarrassing, demeaning, and honestly pretty painful. I came back this time because it was a friend's birthday. I left my service dog in the car because the sun was down and it was a much cooler evening, so I knew he would be safe. But I was still upset that I felt like I had to leave him behind in order to avoid another confrontation and simply be able to join my friends for dinner. And while the food was good, that made it much harder to actually enjoy it. Sitting there without my service dog brought the previous experience right back. I remembered standing there being told I couldn't come inside, being told the owner needed to "protect" his customers from us, and being told that he didn't care when I explained the law. It's difficult to relax and enjoy a meal when you're sitting in the same place where you were previously made to feel so unwelcome. So yes, the food was good. Under different circumstances, I probably would have really enjoyed the restaurant. But the experience of eating there is more than what was on my plate. I was upset that my service dog was sitting in the car instead of beside me, and I couldn't help remembering how I had been treated the last time I tried to bring him inside. Good food doesn't erase being publicly humiliated or made to feel like you don't belong. And it certainly doesn't erase having an owner look you in the face after you explain the situation and tell you that he simply doesn't care. I wish my experience with the owner had been as good as my experience with the food. Unfortunately, it wasn't, and that's why I can't give this restaurant a higher rating.

Hands down 10/10 experience. This place is amazing! Hands…read moredown the best place to eat in Ypsilanti! Trust me, I've been to nearly every food establishment here in Ypsilanti. The food is amazing. Please try to the burnt ends and brussel sprouts! The staff were amazing and we were lucky enough to meet the owner who was the most down to earth and made sure our experience was perfect from start to finish. The atmosphere is by far the most relaxing and upscale spaces I've been to in the greater Ypsilanti/Ann Arbor area.

Disappointing BBQ Experience We drove in from a few towns…read moreover, excited to try this spot because they're open late (until 11pm) and we were craving some solid BBQ. Unfortunately, it was a pretty disappointing visit overall. We ordered the DQ Pulled Pork and Brisket, and both came out cold with no flavor. The corn bread was okay, and the collard greens were surprisingly spicy -- not bad, just unexpected. We originally wanted the trifecta but they had already run out of ribs. So we went for two orders of burnt ends, expecting that rich, crispy texture. Instead, they were soft, smushy, and cold -- more like baby food than BBQ. Not good at all. The only standout dish was the corn cream cheese side -- warm, flavorful, and probably the best part of the meal. Also worth mentioning: the bartender was great -- super cool and clearly passionate. The place itself has a chill, loungey vibe, but it doesn't really feel like a true BBQ joint. Final thoughts: Burnt ends: Cold, soft, no bark -- total miss Pulled pork & brisket: Cold, bland Collard greens: Spicy, but decent Corn cream cheese: Delicious Vibe: Cool, but not very BBQ-ish Service: Bartender was the highlight Wish we could've had the food to match the energy. Hopefully they can tighten things up, especially on the basics.