Detroit's Best Outdoor Bar

Sophisticated Motown lounge serves swanky cocktails in a relaxed atmosphere.

Reviews:

• “detroit is lucky to have this club”
• “One of the coolest lounges in the Metro Detroit Area”
• “Great Style and Atmosphere”
• “Love it!”
• “one of detroits best bars”

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The city’s quintessential Irish sports bar attracts some of Motown’s most sporty crowds.

Reviews:

• “Nothing Irish about it…”
• “burgers + shuttle is more than worth it”
• “A Real Bar For Real People”
• “Best Bar”
• “None Better”

Tips: A $3 shuttle to and from games runs from an hour before until 30 minutes after the game.

Nemo’s

Trendy lakefront eatery serves up succulent seafood and Italian dishes.

Reviews:

• “Hot Mess”
• “Best Lobster Bisque I’ve ever had!”
• “Not worth the money or time”
• “Sexy or Sleazy?”
• “People watcher”

Tips: The Beach Grill has an excellent full-service bar—with outstanding drink specials—separate from the dining area.

Beach Grill

Hockey fans have a new place of worship—and the deck offers a great spot to enjoy the outdoors.

Reviews:

• “Don’t waste your time or money-bad experiences!!!”
• “Place is amazing!!!”
• “Good Food, The New Place To Be!”
• “Lousy food, and service….a big letdown”
• “Avoid Cheli’s completely”

Tips: Reservations are only accepted for parties of 15 or more, and are never accepted on Fridays and Saturdays after 4pm. Large groups and parties can be accomodated by calling in advance.

Cheli’s Chili Bar

Gay-friendly neighborhood drinking destination.

Hayloft Saloon

Model Mexican fare in downtown Royal Oak, and fine drinks with a south of the border flair

Reviews:

• “Good but Pricey”

Tips: The “Iguana” is a green margarita that’s all tequila and fun, served in a cool and curvy glass.

Monterrey Cantina

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