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!

I really enjoy this place…read more There are about 6 different food selections you can choose from here. There is plenty of seating and they even have a bar. There are lots of tvs with different things for viewing. They have a parking lot right on the outside with a lot of space.

I really enjoyed the Konjo chicken wings from Konjo me. They were incredibly crunchy and fresh. The…read moreseasoning was just right. The lamb burger from Motor Burger is a go to for me. No need to fix what ain't broken! It was flavorful and juicy and the fries were just the right amount of crisp. Lastly we tried the salmon rice bowl (no shrimp) from Bangkok 96 and it was delicious. the salmon was flaky and well seasoned and the broccoli had just the right amount of bite. The service was a little bit of a wait but very efficient since we could take our buzzers with us to find seating and chat while waiting for the food. Everything is made fresh to order so you don't mind the wait. This is a bustling place with lots of visitors, variety of food and great music. Because of the multi level seating options we didn't have trouble finding a quiet place to enjoy while overlooking the food hall and our delicious food.

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.

Nice place for a beer if you're in Eastern market. It's…read moresort of a German themed beer garden. We stopped for some beers and the bar tender was super nice and friendly. The beer was tasty we had 2, lol. Food didn't start till after 4 so we didn't get a chance to try it out.

We stopped at Jacoby's after the Lions game yesterday, partly because I remembered having an…read moreawesome Belgian ale there years ago and was curious if they still carried it. They didn't, but they had another similar Belgian ale that was great, so no complaints there! Our table started with the hand-battered chicken tenders and fried pickles. I really liked the light batter on both, and you could actually taste the beer in the batter, which was awesome. Three of the four of us ordered the Reuben, and the other ordered the Big Ed Burger. First off, all four of us commented on how good the sides were. The fries came out piping hot and crispy, and the house-made chips were honestly some of the best I've ever had. The burger itself had good flavor, but the bun was pretty dry and unappealing. With a better bun, I think it could go from good to great. As for the Reuben--the house specialty--I enjoyed it overall, but there were a couple things holding it back for me. The corned beef itself was 10/10. Super tender, flavorful, and absolutely the star of the sandwich. The bread, however, was very dry and crisp, but it had almost no color or toasted flavor to it. My other issue was the sauerkraut. This is definitely personal preference, but I like kraut with more tang and a little chew--almost "al dente," if we were talking pasta. This was extremely soft and mushy, to the point that there really wasn't any texture left to it. With that corned beef, a tangier kraut with a little bite and better bread would make this a fantastic Reuben. That said, I don't want those critiques to overshadow the experience. We enjoyed our food, and the service was great. Nichole (according to our receipt) was super friendly and took great care of us. I also really love the history and character of Jacoby's. In fact, I just recommended it to a family member today. I'd absolutely come back, and I already have my eye on trying the schnitzel next time!

Food was amazing. Authentic, German cuisine which is what I was craving. So happy it's one of…read moreDetroits oldest businesses and still holding its old school vibe, while ensuring the food stays with the times. They make their own potato chips which were excellent. The service was impeccable and attentive. Even with a rush, we didn't go unnoticed and our food came out in a timely manner! I would recommend to anyone.

Cool dive bar in the city... nice ppl & reasonable prices. I had a few drinks and pizza which you…read morecan add to your bar tab.

I love going to parties here in the summer. The drinks are decent, and the bartenders are great. I…read morelove being out on the patio and seeing downtown. They also have heat lamps if it's colder. My only issue with this place is getting in. A few times when I've been the person selling tickets was really slow and it creates a huge line. Also the line for guestlist and buying tickets is the same, but not if you already had tickets. Also it gets crowded at the entrance with people getting pizza. But once you're in, it's great!

One of my favorite places! Great service, food and drinks. Great vibe and visually stunning.read more

Vibes are immaculate here! They have a spacious area outdoors with lights and it is all very posh…read more The server was kind and accommodating to our group of 5. I will say that it might be tough for a larger group to sit here. I got a rhubarb pie sour drink and I was worried that it would be thick but it was light and tart with just the right amount of sweetness. The sandwiches were all good and very filling. I would say that it's fair to split one amongst 2 people. The Brie and ham sandwich was tasty, I loved the salty bread. We also got a burrata appetizer and it was great and filling as well. I still think about the cornbread ice cream. The texture and the sweet/salty combo with the honey/maple flavors was out of this world.

I will have dreams about the pimento dip. Got a little trio of beer. The website draft list is not…read morecurrent, so I can't remember what we had. There was a great mango/passionfruity IPA. The stout or porter was not terribly robust. The fruit ale was great. Fun atmosphere with games to play and good music. Friendly staff.

We rolled through Batch for lunch and a cold one after a little sightseeing in the area. We opted…read moreto sit outside, since it was a nice day. They had plenty of umbrella covered tables to keep you out of the sun. The only negative: you order with toast tab, and there's no way to customize anything. My husband has food allergies, so it knocked out a bunch of options. We settled on nachos, and they wound up being really tasty. We did add a little salt, but overall very good and filling. (The chorizo and avocado were a little extra.) My husband went up to the bar to get some samples for us to try, and we both chose the Pocket Calculator. It was rich, sweet, and very tasty. The waitress brought food and drinks out quickly when they were ready. This is a great place to stop, especially if you are allergy-free!

Frankie at Eastern Market brewing made our visit to Detroit! His smile and fast service made this…read moremeet up with friends an awesome time. Whether it's your birthday like one of the gals or just wanting to go and chill it is spot on.

My husband and I went here over the weekend and we had a really great time. The place is not super…read morebig but they have a lot of outdoor seating as well as seating inside. It was a very beautiful day outside so being able to sit outside was amazing. They also had a food truck outside as well. My husband ordered a porter and I ordered a sour. It was very good and my drink was not super sour. The bartender was super nice and helpful when I was asking questions about finding the right beer. The decor inside is very colorful and I really liked it. We will definitely be back

I stopped in the first day they were officially open and have been going in since. Their offerings…read morehave been pretty consistent so far. An IPA, a session IPA, a belgian pale, a porter, a raspberry saison, a stout, and a kolsch. I haven't disliked any of their beers yet! They're all well made, not too green, and clearly thought out. The space is wide open, the popcorn is free, and they have some games to play inside. It's a very nice place to meet for after work drinks. They've been doing curbside pickup during COVID and they are great about it. Schedule, pay, and pick up with no hassle for some really well priced 16 oz beers. I've gotten a bunch of the Landfowl Kolsch and Paterwagen Porter, they are my absolute favorites. The ossuary session IPA is a great sipper and I'd like to try their take on pilsner if they ever decide to make one. Really happy to have them in Detroit, and so close to Belle Isle!

This brewery isn't near anything else, they have a small (grass) free parking lot though!…read more Inside has a very large space with a handful of bar seats but mainly tables in a casual, plain atmosphere. We saw a large biking group there but overall, it was very quiet when we were there. The bartender was nice and we enjoyed a few small beers and a Casamara Club (non-alcoholic beverage made in Detroit!). The Alta flavor of the Casamara Club was a bit too black licorice-y for my taste but I'm super interested in trying other flavors- fun to try and I'm really glad they had it. They also have food trucks so that was a fun addition to the evening. It's always great to explore different places in Detroit!

I stumbled across this place by accident and I'm so happy I did -I cannot wait to bring friends and…read morefamily here! The interior is minimalist and cozy and the staff was friendly The drinks were delicious-my favorite was a smoothie fruit sour, which was super unique. There is a rooftop area upstairs with great views and I can see myself hanging out for hours up there as we head into the warmer months. Don't forget to order food downstairs from Bunny Bunny, you will not regret it! The food is phenomenal and has so many unique flavors. Check out my Instagram for more @hangry_detroiter

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!