Yelp Detroit

29/12/2016

Decor: The place is rustic but modern and comfortable. There is pool tables, dance floor, and a band plays there every other weekend i do believe.

Service: Excellent and fast. Heidi was very nice and competent.

Food: Shepherds Pie was an enormous portion. Fresh mashed potatoes that was flavored well but I would have liked them a little fluffier and cheesier. It was otherwise a delicious meat and potato dish that is hot and heavy.

Overall: I would come back for sure to eat here with friends and family. They also have a birthday club where you can get a free meal and a pint glass which…Read more Decor: The place is rustic but modern and comfortable. There is pool tables, dance floor, and a band plays there every other weekend i do believe.

Service: Excellent and fast. Heidi was very nice and competent.

Food: Shepherds Pie was an enormous portion. Fresh mashed potatoes that was flavored well but I would have liked them a little fluffier and cheesier. It was otherwise a delicious meat and potato dish that is hot and heavy.

Overall: I would come back for sure to eat here with friends and family. They also have a birthday club where you can get a free meal and a pint glass which is cool.  My father-in-law loved the beer choices and you can also get a flight.

29/12/2016

Bought a Ram 1500 here, Got a great deal and love the truck.

29/12/2016

Great service on a busy night. Outstanding beers selection and list is well organized. Brisket melt was very good! Will definitely be returning!

28/12/2016

I've been here twice and each time I've had a blast. It's a very unique game and safe to say it's uniquely Detroit!

Each time I've been here I've been with a group and reserved a lane. It's $120 for two hours. I've never done open Fowl. With reserved space, you're guaranteed to play and be with people you know. Open fowl just looks chaotic.

My only complaint is the TVs. If you're in the reserved area (back of the warehouse) you can't see the TVs and you are very far away from the bar. Would be better if the design was different. Bar in the middle of the warehouse between the open fowl…Read more I've been here twice and each time I've had a blast. It's a very unique game and safe to say it's uniquely Detroit!

Each time I've been here I've been with a group and reserved a lane. It's $120 for two hours. I've never done open Fowl. With reserved space, you're guaranteed to play and be with people you know. Open fowl just looks chaotic.

My only complaint is the TVs. If you're in the reserved area (back of the warehouse) you can't see the TVs and you are very far away from the bar. Would be better if the design was different. Bar in the middle of the warehouse between the open fowl area and the reserved area.

Regardless, it's still a great time!

28/12/2016

My recent foodie mission has been to peruse the best brunches and find the absolute best location for a Bloody Mary infused brunch that makes you want to take that Sunday Funday bull by the horns and ride it into Monday morning. On second thought, a brunch so good that you cancel your Monday morning plans. Or maybe a brunch that puts you in the right mood to curl back into Sunday afternoon bed and ponder philosophical questions unfitting of any other day of the week. I just want a great bunch locale, okay?

I thought Parks and Rec might be it so I gathered my Sunday gang with me to see…Read more My recent foodie mission has been to peruse the best brunches and find the absolute best location for a Bloody Mary infused brunch that makes you want to take that Sunday Funday bull by the horns and ride it into Monday morning. On second thought, a brunch so good that you cancel your Monday morning plans. Or maybe a brunch that puts you in the right mood to curl back into Sunday afternoon bed and ponder philosophical questions unfitting of any other day of the week. I just want a great bunch locale, okay?

I thought Parks and Rec might be it so I gathered my Sunday gang with me to see what this place is all about. My gang this day happened to include my two toddler daughters and my husband. I kid you not, upon our arrival the hipsters of P&R saw a three headed monster and looked incredibly astonished that a family just entered the building. That might be taking it a bit too far, but in all reality, it's like they've never serviced, let alone seen, a family before.
We were seated and waited for our waiter.... who never showed. I'm guessing the kids scared a few staff and guests away. I asked why another table was being serviced before us when they were seated quite a bit after us and we finally got a waitress. She told us something about us not being her table but picking up for another day waiter. (See prior theory).

We ordered and our food and drinks came out. The Bloody Mary was ok. A bit heavy on the ice and light on the garnishments but it was helpful getting us through this awkward brunch in a tight space with two tiny tornadoes.

Food eventually arrived and life was good. But not necessarily great. By the time food arrived, we wanted to high tail it out of there so the meal was not consumed by eager and excited patrons. Instead, we quickly rushed through our food to rush away from the inconvenience we clearly caused to everyone including other patrons. The Saturday cartoons pancake was too sweet, don't even try it. Not even with a screaming child. I had a decent meal that prepped me for the rest of family fun day but not one I would want to repeat again next week nor one that cast away Monday blues. The food was decent. The steak and egg benny was good... super homemade and crafty enough to be interesting yet comforting the way breakfast should be. But the vibe was off. Too off to enjoy life on a blissful Sunday. If I was a young, no kid millennial, I would be back for the food. It's creative, delicious, and crafted in a way that could be great if it wasn't so hip.

I'm still looking Metro Detroit. I have faith that there's a venue with the perfect Bloody Mary, brunch menu, kid friendly yet adult vibe that can carry me into next week on a Sunday unicorn.