Boozie shakes...how can you turn this down on a warm day in the D, especially if you are heading to…read morea game. We enjoyed the food and the outdoor feel with the bustle of the fellow spectators. The service was a little rough and the patio was packed. Giving them the benefit of the doubt that it was just one of those days. I'll for sure try them again and update afterwards. It's worth the shake

My wife and I stopped here for dinner before a show. It was a Saturday night & the restaurant…read morewasn't very full. We were seated quickly, but that was the only highlight of our service. We sat for 15 minutes before a server brought us water and took our drink order. During our wait, we watched multiple staff members hanging out/talking, at least three staff members look at and ignore us, and when our server finally came, she acted like we were bothering her by being there. The drinks and food came out in a reasonable amount of time and we had no complaints with either. There are only two, single person restrooms in the restaurant. I had to wait for nearly 10 minutes to get into one. Overall, the food and drinks are fine and not too terribly expensive. The waitstaff as a whole needs work, though. Aside from the gentleman who sat us, everyone there seemed miserable. From the servers to staff cleaning tables, everyone looked like they couldn't wait to leave. It almost felt awkward being there. This is the second time we've been there and the first time was similar - drinks were great, food was good, service left a lot to be desired. I forgot to add that 20% gratuity is automatically applied to your bill. That explains why there's no staff accountability. I appreciate the owner's AI reply about my concerns (and a lot of other people's), but it'd be great if something was actually done to improve the service. Not forcing a 20% gratuity onto customers is a great start. We shouldn't be forced to pay gratuity for terrible service. The whole point of gratuity is to incentivize good service, not help pay an employee's wage.

I love this bar, especially during the daytime. I'm a regular, and during the day the service is…read morealways fast, efficient and friendly. The staff knows what they're doing, and it's just an easy, enjoyable place to hang out. At night, things can get a little more disorganized and the service isn't always as fast or consistent as what I'm used to during the day, but the overall vibe is still great. Definitely one of my favorite spots. Great atmosphere, good energy and a place I'm always happy to come back to.

"The Post Bar" is a small local bar in the area. I love the history of the place. The building is…read moresigned by customers who add to the bars story. I love all the seating around the place. They had a signer come in and preform. The locals were great as well. They spoke about Detroit and the people in the area. They said they are a close community. The staff agreed and were great. They made sure to come over and ask if everything was okay, they were very popular with the patrons. I would definitely go back. I want to hear more about the city from good people.

Came in for drinks after eating! The bartender helped us immediately and the drinks were reasonably…read morepriced. If you're hungry they do have a food menu which is reasonably priced. They play nice old school r&b which was nice. As the evening went on the place began to get packed. They have outdoor seating options and indoor, which consists of bar seating and tables.

Detroit seems to take pride in throwback venues in older buildings, and Queens Bar hits that mark…read moreperfectly. What was clearly a lunch counter diner back in the day is now a very cool bar with a nice vibe and quality pub grub. The Espolòn Blanco Ranch Water was great with a heavy pour. The Queensburger featured two thin, tavern-style patties with diced sautéed onions and a heavy topping of deli-style pickle chips, which I appreciated. The onion rings were battered and fried perfectly--light and crisp. When you bit into them, it was a clean break through the onion without pulling the whole thing out in the first bite. They came with a nice dipping sauce, and for pub grub, it was impressive that there was no greasiness to either dish. While it's not "healthy," they've taken care to serve it well. It's a low-key joint where you order everything from the bar; there is no table-side service, but in this small setting, that's not a problem.

Great atmosphere and good vibes. I recommend! Great music and drinks. Great prices! Manage this…read moredone a great job with this establishment.

Went to The Vinyl Society on a Friday evening around 8 PM. They weren't busy, and our waitress was…read moresuper nice. She accidentally spilled a little of one of our drinks and immediately brought us extra to make up for it, which was really appreciated. She genuinely went out of her way to make sure we enjoyed ourselves. I loved the vibe--dark, modern, and really stylish. The photos on the wall of Detroit bartenders are such a cool touch. The drinks were good, a little on the pricey side, but still worth it. I'll definitely be back.

Enjoyed a relaxing evening at The Motor Bar with a glass of Troublemaker red blend and their Crispy…read moreFirecracker Calamari. Great wine, flavorful bites, and a stylish, comfortable atmosphere that made the night feel easy and elevated.

I am staying at the Marriott Westin Book Cadillac for a volleyball tournament this weekend. No…read morecomplaints on the hotel. All was excellent! I just left the Motor Bar where I ordered an Old Fashion. Price on menu is $15.00. I had 2 cocktails 2x$15=&30. When I asked for the check I noticed I was charged $34.00 . I brought it to the bartenders attention who said the LARGE ice cube is extra. I told her a proper old-fashioned is served with a large ice cube. A woman who appeared to be a manager behind the bar piped in overhearing the conversation. She said when you get a large ice cube, we give you extra bourbon and that's why it's more money. I found this to be pure BS but did not want to challenge her as there were a lot of people waiting for drinks. When my bartender returned to me, she said the drinks went up to $17 but " they they did not want to spend money to change the price on the menu." This is just wrong!!!!

Love this place. Great staff. They take exceptionally good care of you. Highly recommend.read more

First of all, it's a sports bar with a cool ambience that embraces the spirit and history of the…read morearea. I highly recommend checking out the 2nd Baptist Church Nextdoor, which has a bookshop, was established in the late 1830s, and a key location for the Underground Railroad. Next, I LOVED that they had more than one non alcoholic beer option- today they had Athletico or Heineken 0. The sauce alongside the steak frites was drinkable if you like vinegar or mustard style flavors. The fries were a McDonald's size fry cut but tasted hot and real. The pretzel with beer cheese is a must. I know you're thinking, "a pretzel? Really?" But this one is different. Huge, fresh, and has flavor alone- the warm beer cheese just sends it over the edge. Friendly service. Plenty of screens to watch your favorite teams! I'll be back.

I am SO excited to make The Whitney my 400th review!! I had an amazingly positive experience at The…read moreWhitney, a historic mansion and restaurant in Detroit, Michigan, which hosted my beautiful sister's bridal party in June 2026. After researching for weeks for the perfect venue, my mom, another bridesmaid, and I decided on The Whitney for the party. We coordinated with the team at The Whitney a few months earlier to plan an afternoon tea party for my sister and 27 close friends and family in one of their many private rooms. There was a deposit we paid to reserve the room and it was $59 per person for a multi-course meal and dedicated service. They were easy to deal with and very transparent about rules, pricing, and the menu. Allergies were also accommodated. Valet parking is $10 a car which most guests used although I found street parking nearby. This huge mansion was packed the day of the party! Many, MANY others had the same idea as us and we saw other bridal parties, birthday parties, graduation parties, and even a wedding happening at the same time. Yet, our group felt very special all the same. We took some time to partake in a mini tour of the mansion and took lots of pictures of us in our tea party dresses in front of the gorgeous stained glass windows all throughout. There is a dress code that must be adhered to to dine here so check out their website for those rules. So the venue was beautiful, the staff professional, and the prices were decent - but was the food any good? Not surprisingly, yes! Each person could have as much tea as they wanted from a few offerings and we were also treated to a glass of mimosa or champagne (or a non-alcoholic glass of bubbly if preferred). Over a leisurely 3 hours (we booked a long time so we could do bridal party activities and open gifts), our party drank and ate a delicious afternoon tea multi-course meal with a trio of homemade desserts at the end. My favorite item was our first course actually, two large scones with whipped honey butter and jam. The scones were a hit for most of the party as well. We also had fresh berries and cream and then a trio of savory sandwiches and canapes. I wasn't a huge fan of the roast beef sandwich or the salmon crostini but that's my personal preference. All leftovers were packed up nicely for guests to take home. I was full halfway through so I ended up taking a few things home. Out of all the savory sandwiches, the Italian sandwich on a baguette was my favorite. My mother and a few others do not eat pork so The Whitney graciously swapped those out for a multiple of one of the other offerings. We did overstay our time slot by 30 minutes but The Whitney did not penalize us (they would if it was any longer though, understandably). But they did help us clean up so we could get out sooner, haha. Overall, my sister's bridal party was a huge hit and I would recommend anyone reading this review to consider The Whitney as their event venue for their party. I'll fondly remember our time there for years to come.

Truly 5 stars and top notch!…read more Came here for my birthday. What sold me was the birthday special. If you come on your birthday, then you get $50 off your bill. Made reservations online which was super easy and said we were visiting for my birthday. Valet parking was easy. Be sure to walk around both outside and inside to take in the house and grounds. Hostess staff were OK. Kind of quiet and not overly welcoming. Our waitress was amazing. Personable, attentive, and friendly. She even indulged us with some of her paranormal stories that she has experienced at the house. The menu was customized for my birthday. After we ordered, the menu was rolled up in a little scroll as a keepsake. I went with the lobster bisque soup, and my husband got the soup of the day, which was a poblano soup. Very elegantly our soups were poured in front of us to ensure that they were hot as possible. The lobster bisque was so smooth. You probably got a quarter of a cup or maybe an eighth of a cup of lobster meat, though. Menu wise is small and refined. I went with the beef Wellington and ordered it medium rare. It came with asparagus and mashed potatoes. My husband got the brick chicken which also came with vegetables and redskin potatoes. Very nicely plated and our meals were so delicious. The portion size were pretty good, but not too much to where you feel like you ate too much. We were seated in the receiving room, which is a pretty room, but next time I'm not sure if you can request being seated in other rooms. The study, formal dining room, library, and music room on the first floor are a lot more grand and rich with original wood. The receiving room is all white plaster, but a really cool feature is the white Onyx that surrounds the fireplace. Great cocktail menu along with beer and wine. Dessert menu has a lot of good options. We went with the lumber Barron, this was probably the most disappointing of our meal. Just kind of lackluster and didn't taste like much. The chocolate coating really overpowered much of the other flavors of the dessert. When dessert came out, the waitress told us that the piano player would play happy birthday in honor of me. It was a pretty cool sequence. Lastly, when we wrapped up my meal, I was given a red rose. Due to going on my birthday. I was able to receive $50 off our meal. But the waitress had to go take my license to the back to get it approved. Our waitress told us that after dinner to meet up with the tour guide for a tour of the home. The tour guy was very personable and had a flashlight pointing out the different types of details. She was full of knowledge and took her time with sharing different facts about the house. If there was nobody in a room, then we were allowed to go in the room. But if people were dining, then you were not allowed to go in that room. They're also was a private event happening in the ghost bar, so we unfortunately we're not allowed to explore that area. I did notice some people celebrating anniversaries. Their table was furnished with a flower arrangement. Can't say enough on what a great dining experience we had. I would especially recommend going to celebrate a birthday or an anniversary.

Love and Tequila is a whole vibe. The moment you walk in, you're hit with high energy, hot music,…read moreand a stylish restaurant-meets-lounge atmosphere. The bold Día de los Muertos décor, colorful lighting, and lively crowd make it feel like a party without being overwhelming. The service is great and very professional. The food goes HARD. The birria tacos are a must-order, the fried lobster skewers are next level, and the Henny lamb chops are absolutely elite. Every dish was packed with flavor and beautifully presented. The drinks are just as strong as the atmosphere. A fresh, creative cocktail menu, over 20 tequilas, and those iconic skull margaritas make this spot perfect for happy hour, date night, or a full night out with friends. If you're looking for great food, strong drinks, and a fun, upbeat ambiance that keeps the energy up all night, Love and Tequila delivers every time. Definitely a repeat spot!

Can you say Fuego!!!! Hitting the Detroit scene is Love and Tequila! I've been watching this spot…read moretransform into the hottest new spot in the city. I attended a soft opening, which was NOT a soft opening on St. Patrick's Day. This place was on slam and the best DJs in the city were spinning beats. Drinks were flowing and the city was wide awake! I attended the Shamrock Fest and then hopped over to the block party. I was so impressed with this place. You can see the time and effort that went into this venue from the lighting, murals, decor and overall layout. I can't wait to come back and try the food. The most exciting part is the lineup of DJs who will command this space. Located next to a sister venue, Brass Rail, Adams Street is most certainly the place to be!