I had the steak bites and I really enjoyed it. On Wednesday, they have karaoke and it was very…read moreentertaining. The service is always great here and the food is amazing, much better than regular bar food.

Shots is great! It's a nice little dive bar! The food is good and the drinks are inexpensive! It's…read morenice to have a bar like this in Farmington hills! In the old days (ten ish years ago) they would have beer pong tournaments! Not sure if this happens anyone! I would suggest this bar to anyone who lives in the area

The Beers are always ice cold and the food is amazing, service is always on point!!!!read more

I have some pretty wild fantasies, y'all. There's that one I've had since I was a kid, where I wake…read moreup and I'm suddenly the second-best at every instrument in the world (I refuse to take first place because those folks worked hard to get there). Then there's the one I've had since adulthood, where I get to be the guest star in some hot couple's marital bed (don't judge me, I haven't thought this through at all and have no one in mind). Sure, I've got the standard fantasies: hittin' it rich, quitting my day job, beating the pulp out of horrendous biotches who had it coming...you know, the uge. But one of my weirder ones is that I'm the lead singer in an Irish trad group, and I bring the house down by nailing every tongue-twister verse of The Rocky Road to Dublin. That's the type of fantasy that shows up when I'm waiting for my burger at Duffy's, staring at their year-round St. Patrick's Day décor. In that moment, I'm convinced I could pull it off...and I'd be a Plastic Paddy legend. Let's backtrack a sec. Duffy's already knew I was a slag for public recognition, so they blasted my (fake) name on their marquee about a month ago. I don't care if it was AI-generated or lasted a mere 24 hours. I was damp. Here's the problem: as popular as I like to imagine myself, I don't actually have many friends in town. That's what comes with accidentally infiltrating a social scene 300 miles from where I live. I knew if I went to Duffy's solo, I'd be the lonely noon-drinker at the bar. Luckily, the Mother Superior of the Lex herself answered my plea and met me for Saturday lunch (thanks, Jen). And thank God it was Detroit's Duffy's and not Chicago's. If you like having your drink tampered with by the captain of the lacrosse team, head to Chicago Duffy's. It sucks c*cks in hell. Detroit Duffy's, on the other hand, couldn't be more different. This place is everything I love about Detroit: self-effacing, affordable, straightforward, turning out an exemplary product with staff who are all heart and will remember you forever. Why the actual f*ck don't I live here? Jen and I slid into the end of the bar and started a bit of craic with the owners, Lauren and Brad. I didn't give them my full life story, but probably about 50% of it. I was not judged. I love you. Sorry, I say that too soon. Working on it. Anyrate, we ate our burgers, and it was a real "Come to Jesus" moment. A good burger can turn a whole day around. Add cheap beer and sharp conversation, and you've got the blue-ribbon recipe for a great f*cking afternoon. The highlight of my day was spotting a lone DeKuyper's bottle marked Crantasia. I had to say it aloud five times minimum. Can we please have a "Best Use of Crantasia" cocktail contest? Winner gets their own five-star review and a Keno ticket. The staff has reason to believe that this is the last bottle on earth. That feels like destiny to me. Truly, I could have spent the whole day (and night) shooting the shit with this lot, but The Lex was calling Jen home. Plus, it was still broad daylight, and I had driven myself there. I promised to return, rolled my wide Irish ass home, and fell straight into a food coma. So yeah, Duffy's gave me the burger, the beer, the conversation, and the reminder that even if I'm 300 miles from home, I can still stumble into the kind of place that feels like it's been waiting for me all along. That's no small thing. I'll be back soon, probably oversharing again, and definitely ordering another round.

Got takeout from here and the Greek Chicken Wrap was delicious! Even with being takeout, the food…read morewas warm and flavorful. If we had been in town longer, I would loved to have dined it. Our friends raved about how fun the atmosphere there is.

Good food Good prices…read moreFriendly staff Owner walks thru to check in customers. Can get busy Can get loud

Price for the fish fry went up $1 ... still a bargain. Give it a try…read more Caution: Kitchen closes at 8PM.

Food is Gooooodddd, especially the fish. Staff is friendly and attentive. Prices are reasonable…read moreand the atmosphere is inviting and gives family.

What a great little local watering hole! Stopped in with a coworker after a long day to grab a beer…read moreand we enjoyed ourselves. The staff was very nice, friendly and welcoming. we also were served some samples of their new menu items. Everything was great and maybe next time we're in the area we have to stop and see how the food is as well.

I went to this place to grab a quick beer and a burger and the waitress/ bartender never came my…read moreway but she saw me walk in the food looked horrible and I can't beleive that her service was so bad idk why but I would never go back there ever

I was fortunate to be working at McLaren Engineering across the street, otherwise I would never…read morehave known about the Detroit Burger Bar. I've been to McLaren many times without noticing it: like most of the buildings along this stretch of 8 Mile Road, it has a boxy look that doesn't stand out. But, it was time for lunch, so I followed my coworkers across the street. I had just had a burger the day before, so I got the Cuban Panini instead. Sandwiches come with fries or tots, and can be upgraded to onion rings for $3. There were 10 of us, but we got our food quickly. I didn't actually count them, but it seemed like there were about 40 tater tots on my plate. And, they were perfectly crispy. As for the Cuban, I was intrigued by the addition of avocado. Unfortunately, it was swimming in mayo, which it definitely didn't need. Once the mayo was wiped away and mustard was added, it revealed a solid sandwich, though there wasn't as much pork as I'd want in a Cubano. Sandwiches start at $13, which is a great price for a massive sandwich with fries included. Considering the great service, this is a perfect lunch spot....now that I know it's here.

Had this place a couple of times, and the burgers were dry as a biscuit. The burger patties appear…read moreto be prepacked, and they are more than likely to be frozen before being cooked. Waffle fries were very subpar.

Would definitely come back to this place service was great the people who took care of me and my…read morefamily was a very good people person. It's hard to find people like that nowadays.

The lounge combines a luxurious feel with a relaxed ambiance, a beautifully finished lounge with…read moreall the amenities; including great staff.

Friendly bartenders and good food. Friendly customers too! Nice neighborhood bar. I will definitely…read morereturn.

Food is great, but I don't understand why the only have turkey bacon. If you want medium rare,…read moreorder rare.