Historic bar with shiny wood decor and a speakeasy upstairs creates a nostalgic vibe. Atmosphere feels authentic Detroit with a mix of German beer selection and old-school food. TVs and jukebox add casual energy, blending tradition with lively entertainment.
Authentic German food shines here with dishes like schnitzel and fresh pretzels. The menu pairs well with an extensive, tasty beer selection.
An extensive beer menu features a huge selection of German beers on tap. The bar offers a wide variety of options to try alongside classic German food like pretzels and schnitzel.
"I thought the German food here was amazing."
"I found the beer selection to be huge and amazing."
"It's a cool old place with a lot of history."
Good to know
Kitchen is open until 11:45 PM on Wednesdays.
Reservations are required to access the speakeasy upstairs.
The bar offers a menu featuring traditional German food.
Indoor golf facility combines state-of-the-art simulators with duckpin bowling and a cool bar in a spacious setting. Atmosphere stays vibrant and fun, welcoming both serious players and casual groups including families and dates. Games and social areas create an engaging experience beyond typical golf simulation.
Food arrives hot and timely, with frequent refreshes. Dishes and drinks are delicious and inexpensive, served with attentive care.
They serve a solid selection of beer flights and beer buckets that pair well with the food. The beers are consistently awesome and enjoyable.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for group events to ensure availability.
Food service stops at 9:30 PM, so arrive early if dining.
Women’s night features special drink deals; check the schedule.
Historic dive bar with old-school charm and a homie, smooth atmosphere offers a lively main dining room alongside a quieter bar area for conversation. Regulars create a friendly, familiar vibe where stress is left at the door. Music leans toward 90s tunes, complementing the authentic, welcoming energy.
Food offers great taste and affordable prices downtown. The menu features feel good dishes that pair well with cold beer.
Beers come cheap and well-poured, including a solid Guinness. They pair well with burgers and fries, making for a simple, satisfying combo.
Good to know
Wednesday is spaghetti day with a special price of $8.50 for a large bowl.
The pub offers wallet-friendly prices on food and drinks.
Credit cards are accepted, but cash is recommended for quicker service.
Pub occupies a historic building with ornate plasterwork and a vaulted ceiling, evoking an old railway station vibe. Atmosphere stays cozy and quiet, with wonderful music at a comfortable volume. Upstairs offers a speakeasy-style private bar, adding a unique touch to the space.
Food here is consistently fantastic with a focus on great bar food. The grilled cheese with tomato bisque stands out as perfect comfort food.
Rotating craft beer list includes local Michigan breweries and interesting imports. The pub offers a huge selection of beers alongside clean draft lines and a wide variety of hard liquor and wine.
Good to know
Happy hour runs daily from 3 to 6 pm with $5 drafts and $8 appetizers.
The pub offers half-off bottles of wine instead of a traditional happy hour.
Private events can be hosted in the Whisky Parlor room upstairs.
Small pub with authentic Detroit decor and a comfortable, weathered feel like a neighborhood spot. TVs and touch tunes create a lively atmosphere for sports fans. Offers a friendly, local vibe with a nice patio and free shuttle to major events.
Food here is surprisingly good with large portions and reasonable rates. Menu items like tenders, wings, fries, onion rings, clubhouse sandwich, and pretzel sticks come out fast and consistently tasty.
Cold beer flows here with a nice selection of draft beers and strong pours. The spot serves cheap beers alongside great spirits, making it easy to enjoy a drink while watching the game.
Good to know
The bar offers a shuttle service to major events in Detroit.
There is plenty of paid parking available nearby.
The Detroiter Bar is a short walk to Comerica Park.
Cocktail bar with colorful, vibrant atmosphere and eclectic decor creates a lively, cozy setting. Music plays a key role, featuring DJs on weekends and multiple TVs showing games. Patrons often sign the walls, adding to the welcoming, energetic vibe that feels both edgy and timeless.
Food here stands out for its incredible taste and excellent quality. Service supports the experience without any issues.
Great beer selection offers a variety of cold options. Service can be slow, with waits over 25 minutes for a simple beer and occasional rude interactions.
Good to know
The Post Bar hosts special events like WrestleMania watch parties.
Expect a busy atmosphere on Friday nights.
Drink specials are available throughout the week.
Bar occupies a spacious, stylishly remodeled space with real oil paintings and comfy seating. Atmosphere stays chill and modern with tasteful music playing throughout. Crowd includes locals and sports fans, drawn by reasonably priced drinks and an open late kitchen.
Food includes reasonably priced drinks and fried foods served until 11pm. The Hawaiian connection sliders stand out, and overall the food is decent with very good staff service.
Offers a solid selection of beer and spirits with prices that are way cheaper than peers downtown. Draft beers go for around five dollars, making it a good spot for affordable drinks.
Good to know
The kitchen is open late, making it convenient for late-night diners.
Curbside parking is available for $1 per hour nearby.
Vollmer’s Bar is within walking distance of Comerica Park and other venues.
Pub combines authentic English atmosphere with an upscale sports bar vibe and dark, snug seating. Dart boards upstairs add a casual game element. Loud music often fills the space, making conversation difficult at times.
Food includes fish & chips, wings, pickle spears, and burgers that are consistently good. Bartenders offer spot-on recommendations and the overall menu pairs well with drinks.
Offers a great selection of British and Irish beers on tap, including Old Speckled Hen. Features a variety of draft beers with some unique options not found elsewhere.
Good to know
The lunch special includes a burger or fish sandwich, fries, and a soft drink for $10.
The location is convenient for pregame gatherings before Lions and Tigers games.
They often run out of popular menu items like chowder and bangers and mash.
Hotel offers spacious rooms with Motown-inspired vibe and amazing bar and restaurant. Atmosphere feels dark and worn, with noticeable noise from hallways and guests at night. Amenities include microwave, mini fridge, Keurig, gym, and fast WiFi.
Chef DC's expertise shines through in the menu, delivering amazing food. The Trolley Room offers excellent dishes prepared by Nigel in the kitchen.
Good beers on tap include an Octoberfest beer and homemade pumpkin shots. Jazmin keeps the beers flowing and offers great recommendations.
Good to know
Parking is valet only, costing $35 a night.
There is a secured parking lot right behind the hotel.
Some rooms have cleanliness issues, including bed bugs.
Bar and grill with old-school Detroit sports memorabilia and a 180-year-old bar featuring historical tunnels from Prohibition. Atmosphere feels like a friendly dive bar with a fun, lively vibe and plenty of TVs for watching games. Offers free popcorn and shuttle service to local sports events.
Food comes out well seasoned and delicious with prompt service. The kitchen stays open late to prepare great meals even near closing time.
Offers a variety of affordable beers with many craft options on tap. Bartenders are friendly and sometimes share beers when needed. A bracelet lets you try multiple brews easily.
Good to know
Tommy's offers free parking that is well-lit and monitored with cameras.
The menu prices are often inaccurate and subject to change without notice.
Tommy's provides a free shuttle service to nearby sports events.
Sandwich shop with a big bar and spacious seating offers a loud, bustling atmosphere especially on busy nights. Sports play on multiple TVs while Detroit-based pop music fills the space. The interior features laid-back decor and an open setup.
Food arrives promptly after ordering and stays consistently fresh and good. Portions are very good and the quality remains excellent every time.
Cold beer flows at the bar alongside a solid craft beer selection. Options include Carlsberg and Hoegaarden, with $6 beers popular during Tigers games.
Good to know
The restaurant has a parking lot available for patrons.
Expect the restaurant to get busy during downtown events.
Happy Hour offers discounted food and cocktails.
Self-pour craft beer and a large beer wall create a unique drinking experience in a modern, vibrant space with spacious outdoor seating. Board games and casual open seating encourage socializing in a low-key party atmosphere. TVs mostly show news, adding to a relaxed vibe suitable for gatherings.
Food offers incredible value with quality that stands out. Service complements the fantastic dishes, making meals enjoyable and satisfying.
A self-serve beer system lets you pour your own drinks from a decently large selection of unique beers on tap. The beer options are excellent and offer a great taste of Michigan brews.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-7pm on weekdays with half-price appetizers.
Self-pour beer wall allows customers to serve their own drinks.
Food ordering requires customers to get a number after placing their order.
Small, densely packed market with narrow aisles and shelves reaching the limit of reach. Vibrant colors and local products create a lively, funky atmosphere. Offers a wide range of items including upscale wine and beer, prepared meals, and unique spices.
A wide variety of fresh food, hot sandwiches, and healthy options fills the shelves. Many to-go meals and snacks cover everything from junk food to fresh produce, all at good prices.
A massive selection of wine and beer fills the shelves, including an impressive beer cave. The variety covers everything from upscale options to everyday picks for enjoying back at the hotel.
Good to know
City Market is open late until 2am, perfect for late-night shopping.
The market offers a wide range of products, including food, beverages, and household goods.
Many to-go food options are available at reasonable prices.
Counter cafe with old school vibe and vintage Detroit atmosphere feels like stepping into a 1920s diner time capsule. Small, simple space holds a nostalgic look with decades-old furniture and classic setup. Energy stays authentic and welcoming, drawing those seeking a true Detroit coney experience.
Food arrives fast and hot with a good and affordable taste. The diner offers a historic atmosphere that adds to the eating experience.
Cold beer pairs well with the Detroit style coney dogs and fries. Beer costs around $5 and is served ice-cold.
Good to know
Prices are very reasonable for coney dogs and fries.
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially late at night.
Credit cards are accepted, but be cautious about tipping practices.
Rooftop outdoor patio offers heated, partially covered space with live music and rooftop views. Bar features numerous TVs including a giant projection screen, creating an electric atmosphere especially on game days. Music and game commentary play at outrageously loud volume, energizing the crowd.
Irish Nachos stand out and beat nearby spots. The burger and bar food come with cold beer, making it a solid choice before games. Food and drinks consistently impress with great selection and quality.
Cold beer comes in huge mason jars and buckets. The selection includes a nice variety to enjoy before games or shows. Food pairs well with the beer, making it a solid spot for a quick drink.
Good to know
Karaoke happens on Thursdays at 10pm with a two-drink minimum.
Free parking is available nearby, making it easy to visit.
Expect a limited food menu with decent options for bar food.
Old-time dive bar with classic aesthetic and modern touches offers a neighborhood watering hole vibe downtown. Atmosphere ranges from chill to lively, with good lighting and music. Food includes standout wood-fired pizzas and Detroit coneys, while drink options are limited but well-poured.
Food here is consistently delicious and great. Staff and service support the experience well, making it easy to return for more.
Offers a nice selection of interesting beers on tap with a full bar. Availability varies, sometimes only 5 out of 16 taps are filled.
Good to know
Happy hour features cocktails like Old Fashioned and Paper Plane for $10.
Prices for food and drinks are reasonable and affordable.
The bar has limited beer options, with only 5 available out of 16 taps.