Central Kitchen & Bar was our first destination when we touched down in Detroit, and it certainly…read moredelivered. The service was friendly and efficient. We came on a mid-day Thursday, so I can't speak to the bustling hours like happy hour or weekend. The food was excellent. We got wings, chicken sandwich, chips, and fries. This place excels in Mediterranean flavors, so each item had a wonderful savory taste. They gave us a mountain of fries, so definitely plan to split them between two people If I find myself in Detroit again, I would come back for the fries alone.

1. It was good overall, everybody liked their food. 2…read more Service was good, but slow. 3. Had a few TVs with sports, but they were all in the same channel, really were not interested in showing sports.

I stopped here before a concert and Chene Park this week. Parking was easy on the street, quick…read morewalk over. Staff greeted us upon entry. Found out this is a Black Owned bar, love that. It was karaoke night so they were testing the music, also didn't mind that at all. Outr server Brandy was extremely cool and helpful. 2 other bartenders came in while we were there, really nice ladies as well. I got the sliders and Hibiscus Margarita. Tasty and priced right. Clean, spacious, even the bathroom smelled nice, not the typical downtown bar smell. I'll definitely be back before the summer is over.

The Elephant Room is a great spot to visit before or after a show at St. Andrew's Hall since it's…read moreright next door. Nate and I stopped by for a drink and had a nice time chatting with the bartender after a comedy show. It was pretty empty inside which was kind of surprising to me, since the drinks were reasonably priced and they serve food. We weren't hungry, but I'd come back because everything sounded really tasty. I got a hibiscus margarita and Nate got an old fashioned--both were very well done and nicely balanced, good versions of some classic cocktails. I will definitely be stopping by the next time I'm in this area!

Food was good, I went twice; once on Tuesday, another on Saturday and they had live music. It was…read morefree to get in, and the bands that I saw there, were awesome, and service was just okay.

I ordered from DoorDash. In the restaurant .. GREAT! Door dash... never again. So just be weary!!!…read moreI love the Mac n cheese, I used to go for the brunch... never door dash.

Great restaurant next to the riverfront in Marriott Renaissance center. This is a place for a…read morenice Italian dinner. Service was friendly and professional. We ordered the kale salad ($20) and the fruits de mere seafood linguine ($48) we opted for the Italian sausage and vegetable soup with the pasta. They are all delicious!! The pasta is handmade, yum! We'll be back.

We had a big party, so it's probably not the most relevant review for a regular table of two or…read morefour. But our server was so out of wits that he often forgot things and then overcharged me for things that took a lot of time to correct. Ultimately things were resolved, but it was a lot of effort. I'm still giving it four stars for the actual food. My frutti di mare was delicious and had a lot of seafood. Sometimes they skimp on the seafood and put a lot of pasta, but this restaurant did it right. The rest of our table seem to enjoy their food.

My friend and I came back to the Anchor due to the great food experienced during our last visit…read more Once again the service by my new trusty subjects was outstanding and the bar was super clean. I laughed when upon check-in on Yelp I was made the Duke of the Anchor bar. Let me tell you this place is so good I will keep coming back here on each visit to Detroit. As the Duke of the Anchor Bar, I command (LOL, more like wish) the anchor bar to develop a dessert menu and open for breakfast at 6:30am so I can eat here more. It is that good! Keep up the great work.

Went here today before the Tigers game. The place is nice…read more Service was dreadful. The girl bartender didn't want to be there. She was on her phone the whole time and I get it because the place was empty. Given that I ordered food and it took over 20 minutes to get and it was cold. I asked the bartender why it was cold and she said we can remake it. Nobody was there. See Pictures. Bartender never provided refills or offered till leaving. Burger was Good. Fries cold and soggy. New fries were soggy but hot. Would Not recommend.

My boyfriend took me here to celebrate getting a new job I've been really wanting, and it was the…read moreperfect place for it. Even on a Monday night at 8:00pm, they were busy, which I think says a lot. The menu is small but intentional. Their staples are staples for a reason, and the servers are so personable that talking with them almost feels like running into an old friend. We each ordered a drink, the Brussels (always, we don't care what we get for a main), and shared the burger and campanelle. You're probably never going to be blown away by a burger, but you know a good burger from a bad one. This was a GOOD burger. The campanelle though... we could not stop talking about it. Genuinely addicting and easily the standout of the night. So happy this place exists in Detroit. We'll keep coming back.

This 3 star review is based solely on the food, our service was 5 out 5 A+ would come back to try…read moreother things for the service alone My friend brought me to Grey Ghost absolutely raving about the burger there. We arrived on this misty evening around 8pm, into the dim, candlelit space with upbeat music playing. We were asked promptly if we had a reservation-- did not, so we were promptly seated at the counter, across from the bar-- which was actually less crowded than the section on the floor with tables. Onto the food, I had fries that were nicely salted, and covered in a curry spice. They were decent but nothing spectacular. I would also describe my burger this way. The best part of it was the perfectly toasted and buttery bun-- but I find it overconfident to serve a burger without any toppings-- just a sauce that was apparently blended with pickles that I couldn't really taste. The burger was seasoned well enough...plenty of pepper, but it was all one texture, I didn't pick up any searing or anything to make the texture less one note. I asked my server for extra sauce, mustard, and ketchup to make it better. My friend recommended this spot specifically for the burger so I'm willing to say, I just ordered the wrong thing maybe. Onto the desert, the corn tiramisu caught my eye as something unique to try and it was truly an experience. It made me laugh out loud cause it was strange unexpected food experience in both flavor and presentation, I enjoyed it, but wouldn't order it again persay. It came out in a little whipped pile covered in cornflakes with green jalapeño jelly. I appreciated the richness and that it wasn't too sweet-- but overall I'd enjoy it more if it was presented more neatly, and there was a bit more spice on the plate to cut through said richness, although to their the deep sweet and earthy flavored of jalapeños was captured perfectly in the gel.

Our bartender was awesome, she made our drinks quickly and they were delicious and strong just how…read moreI like. Their food is a little pricey and I wasn't in the mood to pay $40+ for an entree so I opted for the white pizza which was $18. To me this was a great deal, the pizza was huge and sooo good. I like that they added sausage. My drinks were very tasty, I got one off their summer menu, the sunburst l, it was sooo good. All the flavors (watermelon, mint, guava) complemented each other very well. For my second and final round I tried the Rare Situation which featured mezcal. They were out of mezcal which was disappointing so the bartender substituted it with tequila. I really would have liked to have seen how it tasted with the mezcal. Overall, I enjoyed my dine in at the bar, I def want to come back to check out their happy hour!

My sister and I decided to try this spot for dinner before the Vedo concert. Parking wasn't too…read morebad, it took a couple spins around the block to find street parking. There is a parking structure near there, but parking was a little higher due to a game. The restaurant is smaller than I had anticipated, but they do have a covered portion that has heaters when the temperature is drop. We were set at a two top table, but it was really small. So if you're ordering multiple appetizers and drinks, I would ask to be set at a four top so that you can have space for your items. For appetizers, we ordered oysters and brussels sprouts. I did not try the oysters, but my sister liked them. I enjoyed the brussels sprouts for sure! The appetizers were decently priced. Our drinks were pretty good. We ended up ordering four drinks total which is about $80. The drinks are $18 and up. WHEW, a little steep. For our meal, we decided to share a Caesar salad and the short rib entrée. One thing I do like if they make their croutons for the salad in house, so that was a plus. To be completely honest, the short rib tasted like roast. And it came with mashed potatoes. We definitely needed to use some hot sauce as the entrée lacked seasoning and it the entree wasn't very hot. Nonetheless, our waitress was extremely nice and very attentive. I would go back for a happy hour, and I will probably try more appetizers, but the menu is a little basic. I prefer to be able to order things that I don't traditionally make it home.

We were just in the lobby bar, listening to great music and having tapas. There was a variety of…read morefood we enjoyed all of them bartender was attentive and mixed. Good drinks.

I'm not usually a "hotel lobby bar" kinda person, but we were looking for a place to have drinks…read moreand some bites after a show at the DSO and decided to walk here. I was very pleasantly surprised! The space is beautiful, classy, and airy. We sat at the bar and had a nice chat -- the music was at a good volume. I only ordered wine -- their wine list is alright. Not bad for a bar that's clearly not wine-focused. My wife and a friend had cocktails and they both were good, particularly their espresso martini. For food, we shared patatas bravas, tortilla española, and croquetas de jamon, and they were all delicious. I'd legit come back for a full dinner. My only reason to not give this 5 stars is the drink service was very slow, even though the place wasn't busy. The two bartenders seemed friendly enough but weren't communicating very well, and kept forgetting to take and/or bring our orders. We also asked for the check and they kept forgetting to bring it until we asked again. Overall, it was a positive experience and a nice surprise, but I hope the odd bar service was just a one-off blip.