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 punkrkr27 |
A decent place to stop and have dinner if you’re on your way downtown via Woodward from the northern suburbs. The food is sort of gourmet pub inspired. There is a solid but not amazing tap list and a decent selection of Bell’s and Belgian’s in bottles. Gets pretty busy on Friday and Saturday nights. Also you are just around the corner from Motor City Brewing which is worth a look.
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| mstockton |
Cool spot in an old Sons of Italy space. Neat interior. Food choices are vast if not a bit bland. Beer selection is good...some eclectic choices. I guess I go here because it is something different. My wife thinks it smells musty and old, but that’s my kind of place! Neat...glad it’s there.
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| SuIIy |
Go here for the food, not the beer. Food was excellent. The beer selection was avg, not as good as I expected or was told. They have an around the world list which has mostly pilsners from countries in europe. A few decent brews but not worth going here just to sample drinks. Food, once again, very good.
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| 11026 |
Decent as Clark has said. Food is pretty good though a tad expensive. Tap list is solid though nothing to rave about usually some Bell’s and other solid imports. Bottle selection is also fair. If you made it here you should be just minutes away from three microbreweries.
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| ClarkVV |
Classy looking pub, quite authentic. Dark, vintage wood on the interior. Large bar area, plenty of space. Food is incredible. Get the bbq ribs or buffalo burger. Good veggie options as well. Draught selection is decent for a restaurant and the bottle selection is amazing relative to the location. Nothing rare, but what they have is solid. Good Michigan beer selection and seasonals as well. Hey, they had Young’s double chocolate on draught last time I went, so I’m not complaining.
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