Hidden away near Michigan Ave and Telegraph area in Dearborn. There is a cool or may I say very hot…read morewarehouse. Half the warehouse is for glass blowing, the other half has glassware and glass art for sale. In back there is a small bar with beer and cocktails. Enjoying a rum daquiri and listening to some classic rock. Right now it's a little quiet since they just opened, but I hear there should be some glass blowing action soon ahead of Mother's Day. Overall, pretty relaxing place to have a cocktail and enjoy a conversation. They just opened. Be nice to see a few bottles and mixers on the shelf. Big fan of bitter/herbal mixers like Averna Amaro.

From the owner: The Michigan Room at the Glass Academy is a unique private event space inside a working glass…read moreblowing studio in Metro Detroit. Perfect for corporate events, team building, birthday parties, client appreciation gatherings, and group celebrations, our venue offers an unforgettable creative experience. Guests enjoy a relaxed lounge atmosphere while watching live glass blowing demonstrations just steps away. Groups of 10–100 can customize their event with live demos, hands-on glass blowing experiences, drinks served in handmade glassware, and access to our gallery of Detroit-made glass art. If you're searching for unique things to do near Detroit or a creative venue for your next private event, the Michigan Room offers an experience your guests will never forget.

This place is AMAZING!!!! Incorporated this activity into a divorce party. Easy to book online, can…read moreadd a third person at check-in. They mandate a waiver and some safety items be worn (you can wear extra personal protection equipment if you'd like. Everything is provided). For 1 hour, you literally rage. Couple different weapons to choose. Can hook up for music. I was SO pleased with our time here. We can not wait to do this again. PRO TIP! You can bring photos to your booking & staff to place on the breakable items in your room.

That was the most cathartic experience i've ever had. Ever planned a wedding? It was needed. Came…read morehere for a little anger release on wedding week. We had the place to ourselves. The owner was super nice & threw in a gift for our bride. 100% would come back.

This tour is very informative and the history is fascinating. Pictures are prohibited in many…read moreareas (Ford Rouge Plant)but a memorable experience for sure. Watching the factory workers at Ford Rouge putting the trucks together beginning to end. Watching the entire process up to the test drive when it comes off the line is mind bending and I'm very glad we picked this tour for the amount of time we had available to us.

An interesting, EPCOT-like factory tour…read more Bought a combination for the Ford Rouge Factory Tour and the Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation. My favorite part of the tour was talking to the security guard who gave more insight into the assembly line. Took a 15 minute bus ride from the museum to the factory. Check the schedule as the buses do run on time. The factory tour has five stations. A movie, a laser Ford truck assembly show, the observation deck, the factory, a smallish room filled with a collection of Ford cars over the past century. The movie glossed over the beginnings of Henry Ford's inventions with an emphasis on the creation of an assembly line to cut down the time to build a car from 12 hours to 93 minutes. The moving part assembly line in Highland Park was super efficient. By breaking down the process to 84 steps and having stationary workers build each car, it really streamlined the process. This dropped the price of the Model T from $850 in 1908 to $260 in 1925 making the luxury vehicle affordable for an average family in America. Workers were paid $2.50 a day, but as the company became more profitable (and many workers were quitting due to boredom with monotonous tasks) the wages were increased to $5 a day. Ford had many conflicts with the Automobile Unions (UAW). Fights were physical and bloody. Graphic images released in the news in the 1930s turned public opinion against Ford. In the 1940s, he held out signing a Union contract until his wife Clara Ford threatened to leave him unless he signed a contract to stop the bloodshed. The 1941 UAW gave the workers the best benefits and wages at the time. The "assembly" laser 360 movie show was very EPCOT-like. Interesting, but not informative. The guide at the observation deck was very good. This is one of two places where photos were allowed. The elevated walk over the assembly line was self guided. Since they are very behind on construction, shift work is done on the weekends. Interesting to see the F-150s being assembled station by station. Spoke to a security guard who gave us insight into the safety gear needed, the energy efficient design of the building and how strikes and the union still advocate for workers salaries, working conditions and benefits. Otherwise, it would have been more like walking through another area with labels but limited explanation. No photos allowed here. The building is very interesting. No air conditioning, but the high ceilings allow heat to rise and the green roof with living plants make the building more climate controlled and energy efficient. Teams work in groups of 8 at each station. Lunch breaks are taken at the same. Key to know if you want to see the assembly line in action. The latest strike brought back more benefits. Workers wear eye protection and hearing protection. So interesting to learn more after asking questions. The last part of the self guided part of the tour brings you back to the main building for a view of cars like the Model A, the Thunderbird and the Mustang. Make sure to check the schedule to get a bus to go back to the Museum after the Ford Rouge Factory Tour is completed. An interesting tour, but not the best factory experience that I have taken.

I took my 5 yr old grandson and he had a blast. We got there early and only the putt putt and…read morebatting cages were open. So we did them. The putt putt course was very nice and he enjoy the batting cages. They have a food truck and a bar which was not opened when we first got there around 11 am and neither were any other attractions. So we left and ate lunch than came back and did all the other fun stuff. He thoroughly enjoyed all of it, the trampoline, the go karts the bumper cars. It was a fair price for the things you got to do. It's good for younger kids and it's good for older kids and adults.

It's a pretty clean and legit place me and my two kids had lots of fun doing rounds on the go kart,…read moreeach go karting round last about 2 to 4 minutes estimation. Although it can be on the pricey side. It is $10 per thing like go, kart, rock, climbing, bungee, jumping, trampoline, and mini golf. But long Grange golfing if you do not bring your own set there are sometimes, depending on the season, $20 for the entire set rental only

Foods not great drink prices changed depending on which bartender you went too same drink different…read moreprices very unethical

Horrible canceled a show 1 hour in drinks are poured light ownership is extremely greedyread more

The cooking school's are held in the spring and fall of the year by the food magazine of the same…read morename. They consist of two and a half hours of staged demonstrations of ten or more recipes. I attended the October 2011 event. What a fun evening it turned out to be. There were vendors galore. All handing out very useable freebies. The stage was filled with cooking equipment and gadgets of all kinds. Much of which was raffled off to the attendees during the demos. Emcee for the evening was Joe H., Yelper who also does the Hungry Dudes food blog. He did a super job. Michael Barna was the performing chef. He gave many valuable cooking tips and techniques as he prepared the various dishes. The prepared dishes were also raffled off to the attendees. Again this was a fun filled evening. I left uplifted with many new ideas for food creation. I will most definately be at the 2012 spring school.

I love sightseeing with water views. The Diamond Jack River Tours are an option. The tours are…read moreaffordable and they have several boarding times from Thursday to Sunday during the summer. I will be doing another one before the summer is over!

We took a private tour of the Detroit River on the Diamond Jack's River Tours and it was positively…read morePERFECT; from beginning with making our plans with the office to the excellent time everyone one of our participants had. The boat was clean and comfortable, the food was great, the staff was outstanding. Definitely deserve 5 stars plus! And we will be back.

These are some of my favorite escape rooms in the country! I've done three of their rooms and all…read morehave had plenty of puzzles with varying levels of difficulty, and fun special effects. The staff is also super friendly and helpful. Love coming here, because I know it'll be a great experience!

Took my son and some of his friends here for his 11th birthday and had a blast! The game host was…read moreawesome and all the kids enjoyed all the details of the room!! We will definitely be back!

We love this place. Our girls have had and been to many…read morebirthday parties here. Perfect size, awesome crafts, and the owners are so wonderful.

Man, Nicolas restaurant in Southfield, Michigan used to amazing to me. Nicolas was amazing,…read morehowever I found that it was changing thur out the years. I wanted some soul foods so I decided to eat there once more before making this decision. Tuesday February 17 2026 was that day. I ordered the chicken wings. Sweet potato and baked beans. I was very disappointed, I also ordered a pink lemonade, it was the best thing that I ordered. I didn't eat my food however I took a carry out. I also want a carry out cup for my lemonade. I ask the waiter for a cup to carry my drink with me. The waiter said that the owner didn't allow carry out for the drinks. Wow, the bill was 60.oo dollars. I was shocked and disappointed in the food and the final draw was that I was not able to take me drink with me. Note! The waiter offered to give me a bowl to put my drink in. Please beware prices are to high not to get good food and services.

From start to finish I had an amazing experience with this place. The venue is just aesthetically…read morepleasing, has a bar area, a space for the Dj ,back dressing room ,very beautiful bathrooms, tons of space just perfection. Not only is the venue beautifully designed, the Manager is just a gem. I found out on the day of my event that I had no help setting up her and her son help me set up the entire venue. She had so many great ideas; things that I would never even think about. I really could not have done it without her help, I am forever grateful. Would definitely recommend!!! Plus they have two parking lots !

Had my wedding reception here a few years back and never got any type of reimbursement. This…read moreestablishment is terrible. During my reception staff was sitting on the floor in front of the bar and not doing anything. Don't waste your money here.