Actually this place is called the Wolf's Den. It's a 2 minute walk from The Carleton Hotel. I…read moreactually prefer this place, it's smaller and a bit more chill. The bartender was super nice and the beer was cold. Although I would stick to what the locals are drinking. My friend ordered a Blue Moon and it was best by 2022. But the High Life's were crisp and cold! Enjoy!

Hey...now this is a small town bar...last time I was here in the summer...they had a nice big ole…read morefan blowing lol...it's just a good ole country bar...with a large booze collection if I recall.

Karissa was amazing!! Very friendly always smiled and cares about her customers! Food was…read moreabsolutely amazing!! Highly recommend!

My mom and I stopped at Public House on our way home from DTW to home in Ohio, and we loved it. We…read morewere going to split a meal because it was a late lunch and everything on the menu sounded delicious! We settled on the Michigan Cherry and Blue Cheese Burger and it was phenomenal! I think we'll try to recreate it at home. All of the staff were friendly and helpful, and we appreciated the simple and understated decor.

We meet a couple of friends here a month ago and they had live music inside it was a girl and she…read moresang really nice, it was country music. Food was nice and it was a good time. The tables are a bit tight so you have to squeeze by as you get in and out if your chair.

Attentive service from Vanessa! Hot delish food! Tasty cocktails! Live music and a great time…read more We found parking in the front Main Street but it's only for three hours, however there is also parking available at the back of the restaurant. Restroom was clean but it does have a bit of a restroom smell, and it only has one toilet. Have been here on another occasion celebrating my husband's birthday last year after spending a night at the Victorian Bed and Breakfast. Overall a pretty cool spot to have fun.

Brewery Becker is a hidden gem with a beautiful patio that's perfect for relaxing with friends on a…read morenice afternoon. Their German-style beers are unique and thoughtfully crafted, offering something different from the typical brewery lineup. You can tell they put a lot of care into brewing historic and traditional beer styles. My only wish is that they offered a few more non-alcoholic beverage options and some food. Having those available would make it easier to stay longer and accommodate a wider variety of guests. Even so, it's a great spot for beer lovers looking for a distinctive brewery experience.

Very cool vibe in Brighton. A 3 story building with a lovely garden seating area. We were there to…read moreattend a retirement party for any old business associate. They had the entire second floor reserved, maned with a solid bartender. The craft beer choices were almost overwhelming. Luckily each recipe was accompanied with a brief description of ingredients, proof, origin & characteristics. Great advice from the bar staff. Pints, steins, schooner & goblets, all rinsed & topped with perfect collars. Party host provided pizza & salad for grazing option. Great send-off for Walter, attended by many from WXYX Detroit, EMU administrators, friends & family. Enjoy your well-deserved retirement Brother, although I somehow suspect this not your last gig!

Great sandwiches and pizza at adjacent bakery to go with the brew, many young families and outdoor…read moreseating

Went for Friday night trivia. Bartenders were extremely welcoming and helpful. Service was quick…read more Small area but lots of seating.

We popped in here for a few drinks and some food to pick at…read more I ordered the L'oral Lavendar Sour and it was such a delicious cocktail. Then we started to think about food and the server recommended the artichoke dip with homemade flatbread. It was absolutely amazing. The place is cool and the vibe is pretty chill. I'm not a beer girl, but this place was awesome!

First time visiting, it's easy to find and lots of parking. Parking is behind the pub, employee…read moreentrance is in the "front." We were here in December so the patio wasn't open but looks roomy with many picnic tables. We opted to sit at the bar because that's usually where we get personal with brew pubs we love to discover. We always search local brews when traveling and 9/10 times the bartender will greet us, ask if we've been there, make recommendations or tell us a bit about the brewery style. Not here. I'm not sure the bartender ever even made eye contact and pretty sure he wanted to be there even less than he wanted us to be there. We did get a few beer samples by request, but no recommendations, he didn't ask what we thought and he made us feel very unwelcome right from the start. However, once that bartender was relieved the new bartender was chatty and friendly to the new customers. We had finished our beers and meal by that time and just needed to cash out. So I would say maybe it's just that one employee. We had the pretzels. Kudos to the pretzel bread-- it was delicious. Beer cheese was pretty good, as was the mustard. We asked about the menu and what he recommends (still trying to be friendly and get him to warm up). He recommended the special menu, so we ordered the Blackened Salmon sandwich. It was okay/average. Fries were cold. We ordered the Table Talk beer and I enjoyed it. I'd say that the beer was the best part of the whole experience. Overall I'm glad we tried it but we wouldn't go back. If the bartender had been more welcoming and interested in sharing a bit more about the concept, we would give it a second try when we head out there again. It's always good to try other food items and beers, but the vibe doesn't warrant a second try. I can understand if a place is busy, but we were there at 2pm on a Saturday and were two of four at the bar and he didn't look to be super busy with the restaurant as a whole. It's always so disappointing when service falls so short on something that could be such a unique experience. Three stars for the beer and pretzel.

A foursome of us bought tickets for their Cinco de Mayo, 5 course meal and tequila tasting event…read more Fun event, great food, hats, raffle prizes and drinks! Will do this event again next year! Everyone had a great time. Enjoy the pics!

Enter from the back and take the elevator down. There are several rooms here. I can see how this…read moreplace has old school speak easy feel. We got the spinach artichoke cheese dip, calamari, beer flight, fish tacos, sliders, truffle fries, power bowl with blackened salmon. Too bad their Fog's Mac & Cheese comes with bacon and pulled pork, but it was possible to replace the meats grilled chicken with no up charge. They wouldn't let my FIL have two cheeses on his slider without added fees. Our dinner portion was $99.64. The spinach cheese dip is light on spinach and rather salty. It's so-so. I spilled the mason jar as it slipped out of my hand back onto the table. Oops. The water dumped enough all over the table and our dip and chips too. Guess we are done eating that then. We cleaned it up the best we could with the thin dinner napkins. No one came back by this check up on us and take care of the now water logged table. We should have put in our order earlier. The calamari is too bad, the meat is tender. Crust is just slightly crunchy. The fries are maybe a bit undercooked, wilted too. The sliders are good. The fish tacos aren't bad, meat is still tender. The rice is blah. The Mac & Cheese is good, creamy. Cavatappi noodles are a great noodle for this dish, holds creamy goodness in each bite. The grilled chicken is dry. The power bowl is meh, the veggies seemed to be sautéed in the sweet chili sauce, not for me, would have rather have a soy sauce based sauce for this power bowl. It was way too sweet for me. The blackened salmon is not too bad, although a tad dry. Service got better after our order was placed, the start of it wasn't so good.

The music is so loud, the entire north side of the river is forced to endure it every night. So…read moreloud it is impossible to enjoy any night outside.

Unless you are a regular - forget this place. Impersonal service. Like you walked into a strangers…read morehouse and asked for a beer. Never offered a menu.

It's closed. Why is this place closed on a Saturday night at 7PM? Make it make sense…read more Ok. Where to eat then....

We take long road trips and we are usually on the road on the 4th of July. No difference this year…read more Our routine is to check in, get our room, and start calling to see who is open for a meal. Usually, choices are slim, mostly fast food. Today we were lucky, Eternity Brewking was open until 6 p.m. I dropped the idea of doing yoga and we got our butts to the place since it was 5 p.m. We kike it a lot. Service was excellent, Kylie (?) was fantastic, friendly, funny, attentive, and helpful with recommendations. She was great with all the customers. The space is open, simple, and comfortable promoting a welcoming atmosphere. Few items on the menu, are simple, and tasty. I had grilled cheese with one of the best tomato soups I had in a long time, great combo. Plenty of gooey yummy cheese and toasted crispy bread I washed that down with a flight of very interesting beers. The one that took me by surprise is When Life Gives You Blueberries. Deceiving and sneaky. My nose thought I was going to drink wine and my taste buds were surprised with the tart-sour taste nothing like a beer. My husband had the chili dog and enjoyed it very much. Stop by for a beer and a bite, you will not be disappointed