I came here for a Movement after party and really enjoyed myself. The people working here seemed a…read morelittle stern, but perhaps it was out of crowd control. Furthermore, any negative feelings I had were diminished after we entered the main area, with awesome, minimal lights and a very impressive sound system. The wooden floor was great for dancing. The venue overall is pretty divey, which you can see in the beer selection alone. Bartenders were chill, though we didn't really understand why one bar area closed down before the end of the night and wasn't selling beer anymore. Whatever. Great spot for dancing and good ol' techno.

I went to an electronica show here around 1997-98 I liked the atmosphere but hated the parking lot…read moresituation here and everywhere in Detroit because there isn't anywhere for a car

Great day was had during opening day in Detroit tigers Win!…read more Rooftop was amazing weather cooperated!

Our first experience with music Hall Performing Arts Center. What a delight…read more Downtown Detroit during the holidays is magical. The Music Hall is a big part of that magic. We arrived early for our Nutcracker performance in a Saturday evening and had no problems parking in the lot adjacent to the venue. Parking was $20 which was a good price for the area. Other lots were charging. $20-$30. We felt our car was safe and attended to. We then entered the Hall early and were allowed to walk around with few visitors. What a treat. The architecture is beautiful with so many details to view. There was a jazz lounge which looked like a nice place to hang out and socialize before a performance. The bathrooms were spotless. We then walked around the downtown and took in all the holiday lights. Truly beautiful. The downtown area is vibrant, busy and feels very safe to explore on foot. Our seats, center mezzanine, were perfect. The attendants were helpful. The carpets and chairs were clean. Our seats were comfortable. The auditorium felt intimate and cozy though big enough to accommodate a good number of people. I would have been pleased with any seat in the house. We loved the State Ballet of Ukraine's rendition of the Nutcracker. Perfect night and experience to begin the holidays.

proper detroit gem of a joint for music in a close quarters bar in the style of New Orleans or even…read morea Nashville alley.

Such a gem! Live music. Great drinks. Small bites…read more It has everything you need! Nene was our bartender and she recommended one of their house cocktails - Bees Knees. It was delicious. This place has great live music all night long and tons of tables for everyone to come, sit and enjoy. The vibe inside is very eclectic and such a hidden gem. This is the place!

My friends and I decided to stop by here and were not disappointed!…read more This bar has a very calm feeling and a great aesthetic. I loved the shiny phases of the moon artwork on the wall! It was dimly lit and the lighting was yellow and purple. There are booths to sit in and some smaller circle tables. My only room for suggestion is to add some square or rectangle tables for larger parties. We were able to push some smaller circle tables together because we wanted to play card games and it all worked out.

Stopped by here for a quick bite and had the best burger of my life along with a super delicious…read moremargarita. I would definitely come back again for both.

I had a wonderful night here last night with my family & friends. Dj GoodB.O.I. Had us turnt &…read moredancing. The service was nice at the bar. They kept the drinks coming. The chicken remind you of them good coney wings. Drinks could've been stronger. I love the booths in this place. The ambience is everything!

So I've come here with friends and coworkers for years. Tonight, I am convinced that this is it for…read moreme. My friend and I were determined to have veggie botanas and a couple cocktails after work. That was a no go. The first server was great. Marcus was attentive and is usually my server when I visit and sit at the bar. No such luck this evening. He was our server until his shift ended. It was his birthday and he should be allowed the evening to celebrate. Then we cashed out and were handed over to the other server, Kristi. We, two women of color, spent almost fifteen to twenty minutes trying to get her attention to take our orders. This should have been a sign that we were not valued, but we soldiered on. As time continued to tick, we found it easier to cut into Marcus's off time to get him to remind our new server that we were still waiting to place orders. She had not even glanced at us. When we finally did get our food, the botana was full of avocado, but not much else. The beans and cheese were very skimpy. And usually, one botana is enough for me to eat for two days. I had dreams of eating my leftovers for lunch at work. Not today. Oddly enough, she seemed well aware of the table full of white gentlemen seated well after us. This was new to us as we've been coming there for years and even rode out the lounge's COVID-era closure. No matter. Our business was not as valuable as others in her section though it was not a particularly busy night on a Wednesday. I ordered a drink and when the server brought it back, she sat it in front of my friend. When she looked again and realized she'd given it to the wrong person, she simply stated your drink is over there and walked away. The appropriate thing to do is to put down the other drinks for the gentlemen that came after us and give me my beverage. I was proudly a server in college. No way would I have done such. Won't happen because, again, I'm all done here. The nail in the coffin was my friend paid with a $50 bill for one small item. She did not receive the proper amount of change and had to drive back to the venue to get her money. No thanks. I think that Detroiters of color need to be respected as much as the new folks who have recently discovered the area. I'll keep my dollars in my handbag if you can't manage to see me.

This was my first trip to the Fox Theater for a show. It was beautifully maintained. We had a lot…read moreof fun looking around the lobbies and theater before the show. Ushers were super friendly and were very helpful. Concessions weren't cheap but they were exactly what we ordered. The show was perfect and had no audio/video mishaps.

Arrive as early as possible to avoid missing your show!!! Slow security line!…read moreI recently saw the sound of music at the Fox Theatre. Of course the theater is beautiful, which is a huge plus! However, many of the attendees were extremely frustrated because although we arrived to the theater 40 minutes before show time, there was an extremely long line outside of the Fox Theatre with people waiting to get through security. People were filing into the theater and taking their seats for the first 20 minutes of the show due to this delay. A woman who I spoke to while waiting in line stated that she had the same issue with them the week prior. So my advice is to arrive to the theater as early as possible so when they open the doors, you are at the front of the security line and don't miss any of the show you paid good money for!

I loved to frequent this place. I hope they open us again soon. I love their live music, especially…read morethe "at will " band. Nice ambiance. Small but very cozy. I love the vibe. Drinks were good. Small plates for food. The staff have always been nice and friendly! Overall, always an amazing experience.

Pretty fun experience! Very nice interior. Staff was amazing. I just wish it was longer. 1 hour…read moreof live music goes by so quick! And Those punch bowls were delicious, especially the ALL THAT! Also, heads up for all the coffee drinkers, you won't find that here. A suggestion I would make is making sure all the band members look more presentable. Singing with a wrinkled sweat crop shirt aint appealing my dude.