Fun Irish pub in the heart of downtown Rochester with live music on Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday…read moreevenings. The ambience is dark with heavy wood fixtures and lots of Irish decoration. The menu is vast and features a lot of traditional Irish inspired options and they are famous for their signature boxties. I recently had their Burrata Caprese salad and it was delicious! The tomatoes were fresh and the balsamic glaze was well balanced with the baby greens dressed in a light vinaigrette . For my drink I had the Dragonberry Mojito and it was refreshing, but could've been a little stronger. The staff was friendly, but service was a little slow and our waiter didn't check on us as often as we would've liked for water refills. They have a great happy hour from 3 to 5 PM with half off all appetizers and house wine for only $3!

Stopped in for dinner, started with a flight of beer and then ordered the Irish sliders and a side…read moreof sweet potato fries, both food items were great. Service was consistent throughout. It was a bit loud from patrons and the restaurant had a steady course of 70s music, which was OK by me. Ordered a dessert to-go, the bread pudding, which was average and very heavily dosed with cinnamon, whichwhich detracted from the enjoyment of it.

Conveniently located, I found myself needing a break from shopping (and wanted a World Cup update)…read moreand Griffin Claw was the perfect solution for both. I sat at the bar where Mae very thoughtfully helped me navigate through the extensive been menu. I was very impressed at the selections! She brought me three tasters and, honestly, each of them were fantastic. It seems fitting that I chose a pint of Conflict of Interest in the midst of a difficult decision! The food menu is just as impressive. I'm certain anyone can find a favorite. I ordered the blackened chicken gnocchi and found myself in flavor heaven. I've made and eaten a lot of gnocchi and this is easily the best I've ever had. Mae agreed with me and suggested it's because there's cheese in those potato pillows. I dunno but I would eat this every day if I could. If I thought they'd keep, I'd buy extra and take some home. Meanwhile the bar crowd was friendly and chatty as we watched soccer on a few TVs. It was pretty chill, everyone just kicking back with great beer, tasty food and a worldwide sporting event. That said, I'm not waiting four years to come back!

Consistently good each visit! Staff, ambience, food and drink!…read more Love the wait list option with Yelp. Getting a table is always easy and quick. Sat outside most recently and brought our toddler. She got to run around and explore. The fineapple cider on draft is my favorite and so refreshing. Menu wise has so many options. We went with the beer bites and cheese. The food cane out hot and the cheese is so good with the pretzels. The kids grilled cheese was a big size and tasty. Love the shoestring fries. So impressed with all of their drinks they make in house. Came another time for dinner with a friend to catch up. A large group took over the dining room. Stayed way past they were done with their food and drink. They stayed 5 hours and disrupted the restaurant. Our waitress gave us a small discount for how annoying these people were. She said staff were even over them.

This is our happy hour spot after work great deals Amazing…read morefish and chips And I love the BLT pizza Lots to choose from and great wait staff

First, any restaurant with crispy tator tots climbs to the top of my list. RJ's did not…read moredisappoint. Combined with a burger, my pub food craving was happily satisfied. If you want a lively, noisy sports bar environment, RJ's is sure to please. Friendly staff, speedy service, lots of pub food options and what looks like a good variety of spirits (we don't drink so can't comment on the alcohol choices), RJ's may become your neighborhood "gathering place." Prices are great! Shout out to the staff, who are well trained and make you feel like a regular on your first visit.

Such a nice spot. I like to come here to watch sporting events since it is a hidden gem. Lots of…read moreseating indoors with a patio outside. Parking at the location which is huge for rochester but sometimes can be hard to find. Pool tables are a nice touch. The food is delicious however the menu is slightly limited and not great for picket eaters. The staff is friendly and the interior is unique.

This place is located off of the city walking path. It's huge and laid out very nicely…read more I started off by ordering a flight and three of the four beers I ordered they didn't have. It seems they had a power issue with production a few weeks ago, which has left them with about 1/3 less of their beer menu (very disappointing). During my visit, I sampled eight different beers via two flights and regrettably found none that were noteworthy. I had the jambalaya for my entrée. It was fine, but nothing spectacular. The dish itself was overdone with the Cajun spice. The side of homemade garlic bread was fantastic. I ordered a Blondie dessert to-go and it was marginal. Service was good throughout.

Went here for dinner and it was trivia night. Lots of people, but no wait for a table, the music…read morewasn't too loud and our waitress Olivia was super nice. Had the appetizer steak bites which are very tasty (just wish there were more for the $18 price) and my husband had a burger which he loved, perfectly seasoned and an actual burger that was more than a 1/2 inch thick. I ordered fish and chips. It was probably some of the best I've ever had, lightly breaded but not the usual tempura batter (you know, the stuff you bite into and it's soft and white on the inside or completely falls off the fish). They were crispy on the outside and perfectly cooked on the inside. We will definitely be going back there.

I see 2 different locations of Hamlin Pub in Rochester Hills so I'm posting this on both because…read morethis is a very serious matter that the public needs to know about and be handled immediately. Are you guys going to respond to the alleged sexual predator issue going on with your head manager Jacob Wutka or what? A post (the text in quotes below) is circulating around, there are plenty of comments from past employees corroborating your guys hiring of and keeping predators employed and these comments talk about this issue being existent years ago. Time to address this regardless of what is going on. You cannot run from this. We will not let it happen. The circulating post: "Meet Jake. Jake is a current registered child registered sex offender who is a current employee at the Hamlin Pub in the downtown Rochester area. Jake was charged with having sensually charged contact with a minor under the age of 18. Jake was involved some time back in a sting operation ran by none other than Chris Hansen, which led to his initial charges and current status as a child sex offender. As a former employee of hamlin pub who worked closely with Jake for the last couple of months without any knowledge of his past crimes, I am very well informed by the fact that, since he is employed as a head manager at this Hamlin Pub location, has minors from high-school around the surrounding area (adams, rochester, stoney creek) currently working and employed under his care. I made my own attempt to confront management and ownership of the fact that they currently employ a registered child sex offender with the management and supervision over minors in high-school, I was subsequently and permanent tresspassed from the property on part of management and ownership as a result of bringing this information to light. Please do your due diligence to make this individual famous around your own communities and around the rochester and rochester hills areas as well. Please share this post with friends, family and neighbors so that we can cultivate a culture of accountability towards these deplorable sex criminals within our own communities. Jake clearly shows within his own mugshot that he expresses no remorse for any of his actions or criminal conduct, and should be placed in an environment in which high-school minors are frequently employed at. Here is the address and contact info of the hamlin pub in rochester: +12489632252 1488 N Rochester Rd, Rochester Hills, MI 48307"

Even though I gave them 3 stars, I still do recommend Hamlin Pub because it's a good location, they…read morehave good food, large beer selection and lots of screens. I had the smash burger which was very good and juicy. Service is always pretty good there. But on this visit my server overcharged me for 2 things: the burger was supposed to be on special during a game, and I asked for broccoli instead of fries which I got, but was charged $3 for the broccoli. I unfortunately did not notice it till I got home. Just be sure to check your bill before you pay and leave.

I see 2 different locations of Hamlin Pub in Rochester Hills so I'm posting this on both because…read morethis is a very serious matter that the public needs to know about and be handled immediately. Are you guys going to respond to the alleged sexual predator issue going on with your head manager Jacob Wutka or what? A post (the text in quotes below) is circulating around, there are plenty of comments from past employees corroborating your guys hiring of and keeping predators employed and these comments talk about this issue being existent years ago. Time to address this regardless of what is going on. You cannot run from this. We will not let it happen. The circulating post: "Meet Jake. Jake is a current registered child registered sex offender who is a current employee at the Hamlin Pub in the downtown Rochester area. Jake was charged with having sensually charged contact with a minor under the age of 18. Jake was involved some time back in a sting operation ran by none other than Chris Hansen, which led to his initial charges and current status as a child sex offender. As a former employee of hamlin pub who worked closely with Jake for the last couple of months without any knowledge of his past crimes, I am very well informed by the fact that, since he is employed as a head manager at this Hamlin Pub location, has minors from high-school around the surrounding area (adams, rochester, stoney creek) currently working and employed under his care. I made my own attempt to confront management and ownership of the fact that they currently employ a registered child sex offender with the management and supervision over minors in high-school, I was subsequently and permanent tresspassed from the property on part of management and ownership as a result of bringing this information to light. Please do your due diligence to make this individual famous around your own communities and around the rochester and rochester hills areas as well. Please share this post with friends, family and neighbors so that we can cultivate a culture of accountability towards these deplorable sex criminals within our own communities. Jake clearly shows within his own mugshot that he expresses no remorse for any of his actions or criminal conduct, and should be placed in an environment in which high-school minors are frequently employed at. Here is the address and contact info of the hamlin pub in rochester: +12489632252 1488 N Rochester Rd, Rochester Hills, MI 48307"

Fun local watering hole. Easy to find. Huge parking lots on both sides of the restaurant. The happy…read morehour deals are good and the pool table was busy. TVs line all the walls, making it a perfect spot during the World Cup. I sat at the bar near some regulars who were having a very funny conversation involving 70s game shows and television stars. The gals behind the bar were hustling, keeping everyone fed and happy. The menu is sizeable and varied. I ordered the Cuban sandwich from the weekly special menu. It was good, very large and came with kettle chips. I was very hungry and ate every bite, washing it down with a tall Oberon draft. They offer carry-out and have a lot of seating all through the restaurant. I suspect this place gets pretty darn busy, particularly on game days and weekends.

I have always liked Muldoon's for its charming quaint vibe. Recently visited on a Friday night and…read morefound the place with a decent crowd with still few open tables and seats at the bar. There were people at the pool tables and dart board too. Our server was polite but the service was a little slow probably due to less staff. We ordered tall beer but were served short. Had to ask for ketchup but then were given an almost empty bottle and no silverware. I had asked if a dish on the menu could be made vegetarian and only got a correct answer when I asked to double check. The portion size was as always good and we loved our firehouse chicken sandwich which was super hot as expected. The sandwich was charged a bit higher than the price on the menu card so may be the price isn't updated for a few items.

I made an impromptu stop when I realized the restaurant that I planned to visit on Main Street was…read moreclosed. The location at Second and Main Street with open air dining on this beautiful June day in Michigan was very inviting. I took a seat in the dining room and was quickly greeted by a friendly server (Gabbi). I ordered the Salmon Sandwich which included a Teriyaki glaze and Asian slaw with a side of sweet potato fries and a Labatt pilsner draft which was served quickly in a cold pint glass which was enjoyable on a warm afternoon. The sandwich is a little sticky to eat, so maybe not on a date night unless you really want to be stuck with the person you're accompanied by, but it was very tasty and I would order again. Another lady was kind enough to drop off a special sauce to complement the sweet potato fries that was delicious. It seemed was a combination of yogurt, cream cheese and cinnamon possibly. The restaurant was about 30% full on this day in the early afternoon which made for an enjoyable quiet stop. It really reminded me of being Up North in Michigan on this day as this experience included several families enjoying time together on a beautiful Michigan afternoon in a nice downtown.

We came here for happy hour on a Friday at 5:45. They have good happy hour hours, 4-7!…read more Pros- great pricing for happy hour and regular food and drinks, the calamari was amazing, autumn old fashion was good, lots of seating and large windows, a lot of TVs, a lot of food and drink options Cons- no food on their happy hour, the waitress could use training (she was holding the spout of the water pitcher while walking around to refill drinks) Overall- great sports bar for downtown Rochester!

We went with another couple. Sat outside on a beautiful summer afternoon. Food was excellent. and…read moreour server, Kiki, was probably the best I've had in years. She was attentive, bubbly, friendly, with a great sense of humor. We live in Clawson so we'll definitely be returning.

Really nice spot in Clawson! Comfortable inside, nice patio to enjoy in the spring/summer and great…read moreservice every time. The food has always been really good - phenomenal burger yet above average fish and chips; the fish wasn't very crispy the last time, but the hand cut fries are great! The Burrata Caprese was also amazing! Beer selection is pretty average for this type of joint, but be honest... you're gonna get a Guinness. I wish they were closer, but it's worth the trek! Go and grab yourself a pint!

I came here with a friend to see a band that I really like. They played the acoustical version of…read moretheir music with one guitar player and one singer. It was such a nice touch to a mellow atmosphere. The food had interesting choices. I got the salmon fingers which is an appetizer of salmon strips blackened with a spicy seasoning and comes with a side of a wasabi sauce that was delicious!! My friend got the pick 2 option of a cup of chili with a side of macaroni. He said the macaroni was delicious. All in all if was a nice evening and I would definitely come here again.

CK diggs rated best burger 2025 Oakland county, so I ordered a Burger the spicy bacon smashburger…read morecomes with jalapenos pepper jack cheese, lettuce and thick cut bacon, 2 - 4 oz patties so it's a half pound burger and it's pretty fat, comes with fire sauce so that makes it pretty spicy combo, served with pasta salad, I also added fries their house fries are like a spicy fry have like a salt and pepper coating shoe string style. It all came out hot, it didn't take very long. We sat at the bar, they have plenty of beer choices and a fully stocked bar. Service was pretty good the one guy was running the show they had the football game on didn't look like they had Keno, but the bar had plenty of room and the place is pretty big. So the burger was pretty good it wasn't maybe the best smashburger I've ever had or my number one, but I say CK diggs gives you above average Burger plus a pretty nice bar and good service. 4/5 good.