Food - chef approved Service - prompt and attentive…read more Ambiance- friendly, social interactions at the bar

Road construction is going on currently so it makes it challenging to get here, but it's clean and…read moremodern inside and looks like a place I would frequent if I lived in the area. I started with the Toucan Sam drink which was the only rum drink on their menu of specialty cocktails. It's a really good drink that is slightly bitter due to the campari and toasted almond bitters. For food, I was craving a burger but I visited on the wrong day. I chose the Thai style wings and a carne asada taco. Wings - the wings were decent but I got tired of eating them after the first 2. The thai peppers that it came with were not very spicy at all. The meat was also a little challenging to get off the bones for some reason. Taco - I enjoyed this better than the wings, even though this was smaller. Service was decent but not perfect. I was already ready to leave and then they asked if I wanted another drink. They were about 5 mins late since the bar area wasn't actively manned during a majority of my visit.

Our group sat outside to soak up a great summer night. Nice patio area, quiet enough to have a…read moreconversation without shouting. The food selection was quite varied, and can recommend the prime rib sliders without reservation.

Absolutely deserted at happy hour on a Monday-likely due to road construction. Our server was very…read moreattentive. Food mediocre. $2 oysters with minimal meat. Burger very thin.

cute place. great sliders. the waitstaff is always smiling. its a little gem and got to meet the…read moreowner.

Burgers that melt in your mouth!! I don't know what they do to the burgers here but everyone the…read moremenu deserves 5 star ratings !!! Try the peanut butter and jelly burger ! It's savory, salty, and sweet! I was totally caught off guard guard and delighted ! Service was excellent. Ambiance was clean, quiet but bustling with people. We will return soon

We have been going to Comet Burger in Royal Oak for years. We loved the new owner and he told us he…read moreopened up a spot closer to us. We haven't had the chance to stop by. Today was the day we got to finally stop by. They have seating outside and a drive thru. It is pretty cold out so we went through the drive-thru. It didn't take a super long time to order our food. They had the same food as the other location. It is a cute little spot. My husband ordered space cowboy burger and it is his favorite. I got a comet slider and it was delicious. The fries were good but to be honest I am going to admit they taste even better at the other location. The service was amazing. The lady working told us that she loves the owner. Meat is brought in fresh every day. The fries are dropped fresh every time as well. We would love to come visit again soon.

Ayyy! Yelp will actually let me review something that's permanently closed, for the time being at…read moreleast. So very unsurprised by this closure. As everyone and their mother has already pointed out their prices were too damn high! It's one thing to pay more to go to a sit down burger joint in Royal Oak where you get to soak in that classic 50s theme all around you with extensive decor but what's the point when it's a former Checker's in St. Clair Shores with only a drive thru and a couple of outside tables with zero ambiance. You can sit and look over at the Burger King where everything would have been cheaper. Or at least you could. The food isn't that special to justify the extra expense. Went here a couple times which was one too many and the grub didn't seem nearly as good as the OG Comet Burger in Royal Oak. Me typing out this review is the very definition of beating a dead horse and I got over a hundred other things to review but I just couldn't resist.

We were in town visiting family and our group of 6 decided to have dinner at Alma Kitchen. It was…read moreexcellent. Here is what we noticed: - Atmosphere is ok but a bit cavernous, not particularly comfy. - We started with cocktails. The Old Fashioned was a bit on the small side, but tasty! - My wife and I ordered both the Brutus Chicken Sandwich and the Roasted Poblano Quesadilla. While both were really tasty, the quesadilla won the contest for the best! - Service was great...attentive but not overbearing. - 20% gratuity was automatically added onto the bill. Bottom line: We would go back to Alma Kitchen anytime we're in the area.

Great food, doors open to beautiful weather - we ate late lunch luxuriously al fresco today!…read moreChicken tortilla soup had excellent flavor. The walnut/bleu cheese salad hit the mark. I enjoyed the beef bibimpab, and the hubs enjoyed the loco moco. Both were fantastic in our opinions. We want to go back to try other menu items that were intriguing. Service was very friendly and warm. Note: 20% gratuity is included automatically, which they make certain to tell you beforehand. Marvelous! Will go back soon.

My wife and I celebrated our 55th anniversary and I wanted a special place with some nice music for…read moreour dinner. Stepping into the restaurant I knew this was the place I was looking for. the romantic atmosphere, the dim lights , and the decor was perfect. We ordered the fillets and crab cakes with the special salad off the menu. the food was wonderful and before the 5 piece jazz group ( all women) started, they announced our anniversary. Little did we know , another couple was celebrating THEIR 55th as well ! Amy, our server, was attentive to our needs and when we needed something she was there for us. Brian, the manager, went above and beyond to help me with a parking problem. Very nice ambiance, very friendly staff, and the lead singer even came up to talk to us afterwards. A great experience ! Thank you, to all who made our evening wonderful !

We celebrated our anniversary tonight at the Dirty Dog Jazz Café, and all I can say is...they got…read moreeverything right. From the moment we walked through the front door until we left, every single person we encountered made us feel like we were celebrating with family. The hostess welcomed us with anniversary wishes, our server was outstanding, the bus staff wished us well, and everyone in between made the evening feel special. It's rare to find a restaurant where the entire team is so genuinely engaged. The atmosphere was exactly what we were looking for. The lighting was warm and inviting, the room had a wonderful energy, and it struck that perfect balance between elegant and comfortable. We noticed several other couples celebrating anniversaries, and before the evening got underway, each one was recognized. It was such a classy touch. The food was terrific. We started with the potato soup, and it was one of the best we've had. I ordered the pork schnitzel, which was excellent, and Nancy's fish entrée was every bit as good. The champagne was generously poured, everything arrived perfectly prepared, and every course reminded us why people rave about this place. The funny thing is, we skipped dessert...and spent the drive home wishing we hadn't! We drove from the other side of town, and I'd make that trip again in a heartbeat. Great food, impeccable service, wonderful ambiance, and an evening we'll remember for a long time. If you're looking for a place to celebrate an anniversary or any special occasion, I can't recommend the Dirty Dog Jazz Café highly enough. Thank you to everyone who made our 33rd anniversary such a memorable one.

feels like you are on vacation--love this place--not expensive either--today we got a $2 beer & a…read more$10 meal--better hurry as they are closing for the season in november--discovered their snoopy museum which is a hoot--family saved all their snoopy gifts & put them on display--tracey was our bartender today--she has been here 5 years..

I can't believe this is my first review of this place! I've been here multiple times over the…read moreyears and it's just a great spot to enjoy the summer time vibes! I love the outdoor patio and bar! The menu is quite extensive with some really unique options. I do enjoy their lobster roll! Overall, this place is a lot of fun and a perfect space to hang out with friends!

The food was awesome. Great service and the inside is beautiful. Would definitely be a place I…read morewould hold a party or event.

Whiskey Sux is a cheap bar dressed up in pretend fancy clothes. From the moment we walked into the…read moremostly empty establishment something felt off. The hostess seemed annoyed to have to sit someone at the place. In the entrance they had some demo desserts, there were more flies flying around them than there were people at tables. We shrugged the hostess off, just a teen girl being a teen girl--no biggie. The crime against whiskey/humanity was our drinks. We ordered two old fashioned's...because we were at a whiskey bar. Even asked for an upgrade on the whiskey over the well whiskey. To our horror the waitress brought us two drinks that you might get at a crowded nightclub. You know which I mean. You know when you order a drink at a bar when there are 20-40 people all waiting for a drink and the bartender is just whipping out drinks and dumping ice in them to fill the cup. That's the type of drink we got. It was all regular ice. The kind of ice that dilutes your drink, not the ice block you expect in an old fashioned. When we let the waitress know that the drink tasted something like a whiskey flavored Buble or Lecroix she took it to the bartender. He said only the "smoked old fashioned" get the nice ice. Because they don't want to run out. Run out of frozen water.. at a whiskey bar....Mind you there was two people outside and maybe two tables inside at 7PM on a Sunday. Anyways we declined to order food and went across the street to Sidecar and ordered and old fashioned where apparently they aren't experiencing a frozen water shortage. The picture below is from Sidecar. Point of the story, more affordable bar across the street, better food, better staff, better drinks.

Bronze Door - which my wife and I frequented many years ago when it was called The Hill - is a…read morephenomenal restaurant for celebrating special occasions. It's great for taking that special someone if you want to impress them. The food is excellent, and the service is top-notch. It's less great at 4 PM on Thursday for one reason: the price. Dinner for three with one drink each cost us $150 before tip. It's funny how my wife's mom kept wondering why there was nobody there. This is partly why, though it did just open for the day. Mixed drink prices are in the $15 range, which to be fair is comparable to most places these days. And, beer is reasonably priced at $7 a pint for a Bell's Two Hearted Ale. Be forewarned that Bronze Door is also in the echelon of We Season Our Food Perfectly So You Don't Need Salt and Pepper. You can get some if you need it, which we did, though the need was minimal. My Orecchiette with Pesto and Chorizo was just about perfect, except it needed a dusting of salt. The sausage and pasta were flawless, but the pesto was more subtle than I would have liked. Fortunately, if you order the phenomenal focaccia bread, you get a side of pesto, which I mixed into the dish. My wife's orange glazed salmon was flawless. The potatoes that accompanied them also needed salt. Definitely order the focaccia bread. It's freshly baked and robustly herby. It doesn't need the pesto sauce or the chunky tomato sauce, but they are nice accompaniments. For a nominal fee ($4), you can get a Caesar side salad with your meal. My wife asked for dressing on the side, but the waiter didn't hear her. I'm guessing everybody usually gets the same overly dressed plate of salad. This is such a shame, because all the ingredients are beautiful. This is clearly freshly made dressing over the fresh greens, with shaved Parmesan Reggiano and a little anchovy swimming on top of it. As I said at the beginning, this is a perfect place to take somebody on a special occasion. Everything about the place is old school fancy, from the decor to the cuisine to the service. I think we'll be back on our wedding anniversary.

Okay so my sister and I got cute and came here for dinner halloween night. The front house woman…read morewas so kind when seating us. She sat us right by the fire place which was cozy and warm. Our waiter was cool kind and professional. The ambiance is very intimate and upscale casual. The manager was absolutely phenomenal! We saw him walking around talking to different tables including ours. He has great customer service! Now for the food. To share we ordered calamari and firecracker shrimp. Both had great flavor and cooked nicely. The black orchid cocktails were so lovely! We told the waiter to keep the tab open beacuse as soon we finished one, we were ready for another. For entrees I ordered the ribeye with truffle fries while my sister ordered the fish special. My sister said the asparagus had no seasoning but everything else was okay. My ribeye on the other hand was delicious! Cooked perfectly to the temperature I prefer and seasoned very well. The head chef even came by our table to make sure everything was to our liking. So much positive attention and great service all in one night. They know how to leave a lasting impression for sure.

We didn't have reservations, but they were kind enough to fit us in at brunch time on Valentine's…read moreDay. I will say that the food and service were absolutely perfect. There was a small miscommunication with the hostess about the ability of them to modify one of the dishes. It all worked out well, and we will definitely be back to try some of their other menus.

Our first time eating here for our nephews graduation brunch and the room they put us in had such a…read morenice view and atmosphere. It was open, bright and windows all over. Our server was very attentive and kind. The food was good for brunch. There wasn't anything too different or special on their menu, basically just simple and nothing too extravagant. I I liked how they had turkey sausage instead of pork. My husband had their burger and fries and he didn't complain. I just had the veggie omelette with turkey sausage and potatoes. And we both shared a banana foster pie French toast. I think our favorite part wasn't the food, but the environment and we went into the mini museum they had right next door. Tip when going: make reservations weeks ahead of time, especially for a big group.