We went here last weekend for drinks. Service was nice and very friendly. They have great happy…read morehour specials, including $5 wine, which was good. Their menu looked intriguing, but we didn't eat this time. Can't wait to return when the weather is warmer and sit on their patio.

Great atmosphere, great entertainment and the menu I have always enjoyed. Great for finer dining…read moreand also watching sports. They often have specials.

Our favorite bar in Windsor!…read more My friends and I have come up to Windsor twice now, and on our return trip the Treehouse was a must. It truly doesn't get much better than a mini pitcher for like, $5. Long island iced tea, sex on the beach...all so good. We probably just don't have a refined palate when it comes to these things, but I think for the price these are definitely good. The food? Definitely not as good, but also cheap. My margherita pizza was in no way, shape, or form a margherita pizza, really just a greasy cheese pizza with some powdered basil on it. Was it tasty? Not really. Was it $5? Absolutely. Whether it was good or not, this is a good place to sit down and eat something during a bar crawl. It's a lot more casual than some of the other places in Windsor, and a super chill place to sit around during the day. Definitely busy at night on the weekend, like anywhere else. Also, the waitresses here are always so nice and make small talk with us, give us suggestions of where else to go in Windsor, etc. Truly the kind of place that would have any American kids wishing our drinking age was lower.

Food and drinks!!! Amazing really good not a single complaint. Our service on the other hand... not…read moreso great we ended up setting a timer to see how long it took for someone to come back to our table after we stacked and move all the dishes to the end of table 23 minutes... and the girl was kinda rude she made one our my members in our group walk 10 minutes to a car to a Id after we told her she was underage and is NOT drinking. Also wasn't busy we were the only ones in there beside one person sitting at the bar. Place was cute and clean!

Bar Rotunda is located inside a beautiful foyer, but the hotel lobby feel is hard to shake. There…read moreis nothing fresh or original here. The cold pressed juices arrive in plastic bottles from the store. I can't say much about the service except that the cocktails are ok. Not a destination except to glance at the beautiful architecture. I am not sure what other reviewers are seeing that I do not?

Came in before my reservation at Kampers, was able to have a seat at the bar. The bar is super cute…read morewith candles lit. The bartender came to check on me immediately, I ordered a raspberry lemon drop which was presented nicely but taste-wise I'd give It a 4/10. This bar is cool for a quick drink and I am sure there are other drinks that taste better.

I came down on a Sunday evening to listen to house music with my good friend for her birthday and…read morethe venue did not disappoint. We enjoyed the DJ spinning on the patio, chatting with new folks, and playing a game of Sorry! They had a vendor serving up tacos on the patio as well. The wait was about twenty-five minutes for the best street tacos you will have in your life. If you want a good time with awesome music and a gorgeous view... look no further and treat yourself to a stop.

The perfect hidden wine grotto in Corktown. The unassuming front hides a rockin' patio out back and…read morea wine cellar vibe inside. Dj's throughout the week and Reggae Sundays on the patio. They sport a wide variety of wines, sangria slushies and tequilas. Motor City Wine is a great spot to chill.

THIS REVIEW IS ONLY FOR THE COMEDY CLUB…read more We went to the comedy club over the weekend. We were visiting Detroit and decided that we need a breath of fresh air. We needed somewhere without guns, with police, with flowers and laughter. We ended up in Canada. This is a fantastic little comedy club. They are currently having a comedy festival. The comedians were all really good. It wasn't expensive. They kindly accepted our American dollars because our stupid American debit cards don't work with their ATM (you know, we don't have the chip that stops people from stealing all of our info) We didn't order any food (we had poutine before arriving- SIDE NOTE- PUT POUTINE ON YOUR MENU. Please.). We only ordered a couple of drinks. My husband wanted coffee because of the drive back to Detroit (the passport people scare us). They brewed him coffee and then gave us spoiled milk. Doh! I hate it when that happens. The bartender was very friendly and apologetic. My husband switched to a red bull and they gave that to us for free. Very friendly, especially knowing that we are out of towners and probably won't be back. This is a great little place and I highly recommend it for comedy. (Ouch- the blond bartender upstairs did have a bit of an attitude problem. I don't blame this on the entire establishment. When was asked her what type of beer something was she looked at us like we were insane and responded with "it is beer". Ummm...)

Last night I was invited out by a friend for her birthday get together at Rockhead. I had never…read morebeen to this pub before, so I was excited to try something new. Upon arrival, the street parking was all taken up, so I went behind the building, to park in the municipal parking lot, which wasn't really paved well, lots of pot holes and it was dark. Luckily, parking is free after 6pm, and I walked through the alley way to the front of the building to the entrance. Upon entering, their were many signs indicating that their debit/credit machine was out of order, and they could only take cash, but indicated where their ATM was, after taking out my money and being charged a $3 fee, I had realized there was a TD Bank, my financial institution, across the street. Everyone was arriving sporadically, so when I had arrived, my friend and some of her friends were there. The waitress came up and asked for my drink order, they only had one type of Cider, Somersby, which was fine. There was a group of us, and there was hardly anyone in this bar, we had ordered our meals, which took a while to come out, myself and another person ordered a Caesar salad, which were the second to last items to come out. The salad was okay, the croutons were soft and fried rather than hard and baked. The dressing itself came on the side instead of mixed in, it wasn't really that good. Other than the company, the food was mediocre, the washrooms we're really well kept, and the whole pub seems a bit run down, and more like a dive. Not sure if I will come back, but if I do, it's because I was invited, not because I wanted to go on my own; hopefully their debit/credit machine is working next time.

I will definitely be back! This was an impromptu stop for some food on a Sunday evening as many of…read morethe restaurants near by were closed and I was pleasantly pleased. Due to it being impromptu I was looking for cheap eats which this is not however I didn't mind spending the money as the food was very good. Our serve Jada was great and ensured everything came out to our liking also sent my original oyster back because of the presentation wasn't to her standard which I appreciated. My only complaint was the size of the oysters for price and how stacked they were the oyster its self was lost in all of the cheese. I would also love if they offered a fresh oyster versus Rockefeller. The wings were so good I didn't know what to expect and I am very particular about my wings but they surpassed any of my expectations! We also had a spicy chicken sandwich not pictured which was flavorful and packed a punch with spice. The garlic Aioli that comes with the fries added a nice sauce to aid in cooling of the mouth from the siracha mayo. This place is great weather it's a date night or a night out with the girls. The music and vibes are there however not to loud or crazy like some places in the city can be with similar vibes. I enjoyed not having to yell to talk but also being able to sing to the music that's being played and sip my drink. I was saddened to hear they were out of calamari, charred lamb ribs and scallops but that just means on my next visit home I have to go back and check those out now that I am prepared for the menu. They are doing it right for sure and can't wait to return for some different eats!

First the positive, food was amazing! But service was the…read moreworst! We had to ask 4 times for our drinks, then the second drink never got! My son in law requested a water glass never got one drank out of the pitcher! 20% added to the bill automatically, I just wish it could have gone straight to the chef!! Will not return

Pros- Amazing cocktails. I got a Hugo spritz that was very tasty and my husband got the old fashion…read morethat was very smooth and delicious. The bread basket was perfectly flavorful. Very unique location. Cons- they seemed understaffed. The bartender appeared very stressed and rushed which really brought the ambiance down Overall I'd definitely go back and recommend

Awkwardly quiet (was told they usually play music but for some reason still didn't turn it on) very…read moreunderwhelming drinks and food. The bartender is rather pretentious and the bread was soggy soaked in butter and fries were undercooked

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.