Historic athletic club housed in a stunning architectural masterpiece with opulent decor and an outstanding art collection. Atmosphere blends elegant hospitality with beautiful views of the city skyline and stadiums. Membership or invitation required, creating an exclusive and refined environment.
Exceptional food pairs with sumptuous decor across seven floors. Service stays top notch during meetings and dining.
A well-maintained building from 1887 showcases rich history through its beautiful architecture. The space feels like a true historic landmark preserved in pristine condition.
Good to know
The Detroit Athletic Club is members only, requiring membership or an invitation.
The club has a formal dress code; avoid denim and t-shirts.
Parking is available right next to the ballpark.
Intimate jazz club with classy decor and historical ambiance honoring Detroit's jazz and soul legacy. Atmosphere stays relaxed and supportive, featuring excellent live jazz and a high-quality sound system. Space feels cozy and sometimes crowded, creating a close-up music experience.
Food here is consistently top tier and pairs well with the music and drinks. Prices stay reasonable while delivering good quality meals that complement the relaxed vibe.
The space feels very intimate and historic with a lot of history in its walls. The cafe inside the Arts building serves as a beautiful historic venue for jazz and other events.
Good to know
Jazz jam sessions occur every Sunday night, featuring various artists.
Food and drinks are reasonably priced, enhancing the overall experience.
A 20% service charge is automatically added to bills.
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.
This site holds deep history tied to the Underground Railroad and the Purple Gang's illegal transport of free African captives and prohibition liquor. The building itself offers tours that highlight its role in these historic events.
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.
Bronze sculpture on a marble base anchors an open plaza with views of a distant city skyline and waterfront. Music and food trucks create a lively, block-party atmosphere while families enjoy safe, clean spaces. The area hosts city events and offers easy pedestrian access near notable landmarks.
Delicious meals come from a food truck near a notable statue. Food around the statue offers a satisfying experience.
A bronze monument created by Marshall Fredericks in 1955 stands on a 60-ton marble base. It serves as a popular historical landmark and symbol of the city's rich history.
Good to know
Parking is available nearby at the Ford Underground Garage, which is cheap and close.
The statue is free to visit and represents the city's symbol.
The area around the Spirit of Detroit is clean and safe.
Historic jazz club with an Art Deco motif and wooden walls and ceilings creates a classy, elegant atmosphere that transports guests to the 1930s. Live jazz music fills the space with fantastic performances that define the vibe. The venue combines charm and rich history with a focus on music and ambiance.
Exceptional food pairs with top tier service and live music for a memorable dining experience.
A beautifully redone historic venue preserves all the charm of its original building. The place feels like stepping into a movie, full of rich history and showcasing the greatness of Detroit.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended as the venue fills up quickly.
Expect a $75 cover charge for events, which may be added to your tab.
The jazz performances typically last about an hour.
Historical building offers an intimate ambiance with classic decor and eclectic vibe. Amenities include a spa suite and a saltwater hot tub, creating a cozy and elegant atmosphere. Live music and bar areas bring lively energy, especially on upper floors.
Dining in the dark offers a unique experience with carefully crafted dishes that impress even picky eaters. Drinks and food consistently deliver fabulous quality alongside excellent service.
An upscale historical building offers a unique setting with historic decor and an eclectic vibe. The third floor showcases some of the site's rich history alongside dining options.
Good to know
The bar is closed on Sundays after a Lions game.
The bar is also closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, so no food or drinks are available those days.
Happy hour specials are available in the library with old school Detroit vibes.
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.
Historic former railway station gives the pub a unique authentic atmosphere and historical decor. The setting adds character not found elsewhere in the city.
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.
Rooftop bar offers phenomenal city views and a cozy, ambient vibe with a lively music scene that can get loud. The patio space provides a warm, breezy atmosphere protected by high glass walls. Reservations are often necessary due to popularity and special events.
Food features amazing flavors and awesome quality paired with attentive service that goes beyond just the meal. The setting includes notable art and architecture enhancing the dining experience.
Historic building features art deco architecture and a well-preserved interior. A mini historical museum showcases the building's rich past, all visible from a rooftop bar with incredible views.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended to secure a spot, especially on weekends.
The outdoor patio operates on a first-come, first-served basis.
Expect a two-hour time limit for seating at the bar.
Historic theater offers intimate seating and excellent acoustics that highlight live performances. The atmosphere feels warm and cozy, with multiple bars providing convenience throughout the venue. Vintage design and craftsmanship create a classy, nostalgic vibe that enhances the experience.
Small menu offers snack food rather than full meals. Food looks delicious and is available during events but cannot be taken to seats.
Beautiful historic theater with rich local history and craftsmanship. The balcony features a Motown music display, and the staff share detailed stories about the venue's past.
Good to know
Parking is available all around the area and is very affordable.
The venue has limited and pricey parking during events.
The handicap accessibility is good, allowing scooters directly to seats.