Stopped by North 42 on a snowy day. I've been to the winery before but this was my first time in…read morethe Bistro. The ambiance is wonderful, it was like being in a snow globe. I was a little nervous about the menu, as we were traveling with a picky 12 year old, but he loved the fish and chips! The fries were very crispy and they used halibut instead of cod. The burger also got rave reviews and I had the gnocchi which was extremely light and served with some delicious tomatoes and basil. For wines, I really liked the sparkling Sauvignon blanc, meritage and the cab franc reserve (2019). The place was rather empty on a snowy weekday, so the service was top notch, we received a wine education along with our meal. This was one of the best meals I've had in awhile!

Another fine winery found on CR 50 along the Erie shore. Inside and outside seating. Do a flight…read moreor two. Worth the visit!

The Royce offers free wine tastings on Wednesday from 6-730pm. They pours during the tasting are a…read moretrue "taste" lol don't expect full pours like you get at Cooper's hawk. However, the tastings are in small groups of about 8 people at a time so you can hear the wine descriptions and interact with the group easily. I ran into a college classmate that I haven't seen in 8 years because we were both running our mouths about how we liked the wine we were tasting. I wasn't a fan of the wines we tasted but I loved the Chardonnay I purchased as we sat around and talked. Conner was a great server and gave excellent recommendations. There are plenty of seating options, including a few couches upstairs. I will be back just to enjoy the atmosphere and have a glass or 2 of the Chardonnay.

Early evening bottle of champagne and charcuterie. Decor is a vibe. Love the selections, music and…read morevibe.

The food, the service and the ambiance of this restaurant far exceeded expectations…read more A group of six of us had a variety of pasta entrees and each of us were blown away by how delicious each was. The service was also fantastic with a very nice and attentive British man along with another server to fill glasses, clear plates etc If you are in this area, don't miss this restaurant. It is so lovely!

Food was underwhelming. -Cocktails ordinarily…read more -Mussels cold -Salmon seriously overcooked and dry - Lamb lacked character and may have been on its second day in a crockpot. Was really hoping for more from O'Sarracino. Our waiter was quite nice and did a great job.

Great new wine bar with simple, chill ambiance. Really attentive staff…read more About 20 wines to pick from with plans to add more in the future.

I love blocks away and hadn't made it in until recently and was pleasantly surprised. This is such…read morea fun concept. From the delicious snacks, to the wrist band method of your tab, it was too fun from start to finish. I went with a girlfriend and tried samples (paid by the oz.... Amazing) but finished with their unbelievably good FROZÈ! I'll be back for sure. This is an awesome destination for a girls night, bachelorette party, birthday etc. Ten minutes from Detroit and totally worth the drive. Free parking everywhere around it and lots to see and do in Wyandotte. If you've been in the fence about JBiRD Wine Bar, well, hop on down and pop in for savory treats and amazing wine!

My first visit was a positive and interesting experience with good wine. Most of the food was…read morepretty good, but the JBird board was just average. The garlic and herb dip was exceptional though crackers would have been better to dip than potato chips. The red wines were quite good, and I love the self pour taps. The staff were quite pleasant and helpful too.

We used to love this place. Great wines, beers, ciders, food trucks, and live music. But now it's…read morehalf children under 10 at 5:00 on a Friday. Kids take up whole tables with toys and coloring books. One family brought a Costco pizza. There's a pizza truck here. Hello?

Had an amazing experience today celebrating 27th Anniversary locally! This was a pleasant surprise!…read moreCan't wait to come back! Great service! Cool atmosphere! And snacks! Food truck was setting up when we left! We were too full to stay! Can't wait to come back! So good! We took 2 six packs home!

I just keep coming back! This time we had another array of goodies, chatted with the servers, other…read morecustomers, always a chill and beautiful space. Amazing cocktails, mouthwatering food. My only issue is with the bruschetta. I didn't realize we were building our own and I didn't care for the layout or the ricotta toppings. I'll just skip it next time. The lamb and shrimp were succulent! The sweet and savory combo of fig and prosciutto plays with your tastebuds. Wine Grotto is always a winner!

The wine grotto has figured out its kinks since opening. Love that I have seen the evolution with…read morefood and service too. We started off with cocktails. There is a sommelier if you need a little help figuring out what to drink. The food is on point. If you look at all the pictures I have posted from the wine grotto. The flatbread a couple of years ago to now, omg... the mushroom flatbread with ground waygu is fantastic! The buttery crust plus the surprise of waygu. Can't go wrong!! We ordered the meatballs and olives too. Everything was great. Love the vibe of the wine grotto too.

DO NOT waste your money here!!…read more Service: We waited 20 min after we sat down before the waitress (Bev) came and took our orders. She didn't bother introducing herself, I looked up her name after I got the bill. We waited for 40 min for 2 apps and 2 pizzas. She only came by to drop off the food and drop off the bill at the end. I guess good help is hard to find. Food: The beef tips did not taste fresh. The chips and the tuna were stale and slimy. The pizzas were sub par. Atmosphere: The atmosphere changed from intimate to industrial. It was too bright and too loud. The chairs are designed for you to be uncomfortable. It used to be good, but not anymore.

Rooftop only: Menus…read morewere broken; a food menu in one, drink menu in the other (when they should've been together) Menu was so limited in comparison to the restaurant. So much potential

My wife saw a posting on FB for this venue and based on comments, thought it would definitely be…read moreworth exploring, which we are so happy we did. If you could not tell by their name, this is an old Detroit Fire house, located back in a residential/ industrial like area. As you drive to it, you might think, you're lost or going the wrong way....keep going a pleasant surprise awaits your arrival. The interior design and renovations are really, really impressive and pay homage to the years of service as a firehouse, while creating a new vibrant, cozy atmosphere for diners to enjoy. This is a wine bar, no cocktails. And, you will not find any mass produced wines on their extensive list of options. Most all of the wines they offer are estate bottled, French style wines where growers control everything from the planting of the grapes to the bottle. It's an education, and one their staff seems so well versed on, helping you find something you will enjoy. they allowed us to sample a couple before ending on a really good Rose. We ordered a number of small plates which included: Sourdough with beillevaire butter, a generous portion of bread, served warm, soft inside, crunchy outside and the butter was the best tasting butter we have ever had! We also had the shrimp cocktail with horseradish sauce, 6 nice sized shrimp, firm, cold, fresh and very flavorful. Lastly whet they called a "tiny salad" it's basically a Caesar. This was also amazing with breadcrumbs mixed into the dressing, so flavorful. We would do all of these dishes over again. No Meal is complete without dessert; we chose the burnt basque cheesecake with Pedro ximenex sherry. This hands down is the best cheesecake we have ever had, and we love cheesecake. Our server was very cordial, helpful and so knowledgeable not just educating us about their wine selections, but also about their sourcing and philosophy on food. So glad we had the experience. We will definitely be back again.

Ladder 4 provided a unique venue to start a night out in Detroit recently. Set in an old fire…read morestation, the high ceilings and large windows in the front gave the place an open feel. We grabbed a spot immediately at the bar and perused the wine list. Our server was generous with letting us sample before committing to a glass. I tried orange wine for the first time and decided to stick with whites. A Riesling from Saarland hit all the right notes. For food, we ordered shrimp cocktail. 3 plump shrimp over ice with a side of cocktail sauce and shavings of fresh horseradish arrived. We savored every bite. Next up was the venison tartare. It was a unique take on the meat, mild in flavor. I would absolutely order again and recommend. If ladder 4 is on your list to check out, do not hesitate to go. I think you'll find that it's a very satisfying place to visit on a night out.

This place is a must for people watching in Put-In-Bay. Sand Bar is a swim up bar out back with…read morecornhole out front in a little sandy area and a full service restaurant as well. It's huge. If you're looking to party in the day time or people watch; the pool was awesome. Grab a lounge chair or jump right into the mess and you're transported to a Jersey Shore-esque atmosphere (but I'm told less Jersey Shore than some of the other swim up bars that Put In Bay offers). When we went on Sunday at 3pm, the party was going full swing and the DJ was great. There was no cover charge on Sunday and my friends reported the drinks as strong and reasonably priced. We stayed there for a few hours, danced in the pool, did plenty of people watching and enjoyed the escape from reality. I'd recommend Sand Bar in Put In Bay if you're looking for the best swim up bar and a fantastic DJ. Don't miss out!

If you are over 30 you might want to come on a week day. We came on a Wednesday and practically had…read morethe place to ourselves. The water depth is 4 feet every where. You have a main bar or a swim up bar. There is a volleyball net in the pool and another one in an area with sand.