Dear Korean Slider, I love you. I can't get you out of my mind. Your crunchy briny kimchi, your warm velvety peanut butter, and your juicy savory meat. Your friend the Summer Soda was pretty great too. Hope to see you again soon. xoxo read more

I don't know anyone that doesn't like this place. It's a small crowded place, but well worth it. Loved the selection of food. Full bar. Food came very quick. It's a restaurant that specializes in sliders. One of the sliders is a mystery meat. Loved the unknown. It's really a great place to go for a fun casual dinner. read more

Just got back from visiting this restaurant with a group of friends. Let's start with the Pros - 1. Food was good and they have a decent selection for being vegan/vegetarian and they actually will inform you of cheese being hidden/premade into their food. That was the pro. Typically when you go out sure you want the food to be good but you really go for the service - which is why next are the Cons. Cons: 1. Waited an hour for a 5 person reservation and also a baby, sure okay - I get it. And then we were seated at a FOUR PERSON table. So 5 people crammed into a 4x4 table with a booster seat in the sixth chair. Ridiculous. 2. Waiter forgot to bring part of my order, I get it..it's busy. Instead of looking me in the eye and saying he'd correct it though, he eyeballed and visually was accounting for all of the empty dishes to make sure that I indeed didn't already eat my fries. 3. Tiny bathrooms. Very small cubicle like stalls. If you are obese (I am not) you won't fit. I was very disappointed that they didn't even have space enough for me to change my baby's diaper..I would've accepted a dirty spot on the floor. There's literally no room for it. So my daughter sat in her dirty diaper until 2 hours later when I got home. 4. Biggest con of all - "we don't split bills". I'm sorry, but why can't a waiter split the bill? Instead it was on us to "figure it out and I'll divvy it up on each card". My group had well over 30 individual items. This place is not good if you have children or large groups. Keep searching for another place. read more

My opinion of Green Dot had only improved since my first visit to Green Dot 2.0. The prices have remained super cheap on a per item basis. I would eat the fried chicken slider with the sage maple syrup on a regular basis and be extremely happy. I also enjoy the mystery meat option when I want to try something different and scary and only be out $3 if I hate it. Service is hit or miss, largely due to how crowded it gets at times. And oh, it gets crowded. If I'm with just one other person, I like to grab a bar seat. Every bartender I've had here was great. A WORD FOR FOLKS WHO ORDER DRINKS WHILE WAITING FOR THEIR TABLE: Why don't you tip the bartender who pulled their attention away from their seated customers and got you beverages to help you pass the time? As a casual observer, I was shocked by the number of times this happened. All in all, I am a Green Dot 2.0 convert. read more

This place is freaking amazing! My fiance and I came here after checking out qualifying at the Grand Prix last weekend. We followed my GPS and pulled into the parking lot, feeling a little nervous. This place is in the middle. of. nowhere. But it's worth it. We walked in and pushed through the swinging saloon doors, feeling like a couple of cowboys. We found a seat near the bar and sat down to peruse the menu. Are you kidding me??? Nothing over $3???? A $2 bottle of Bud Light?!?! Wow. I could only hope that the burgers were as good as the prices...and I was not disappointed! Fiance and I each got 2 cheeseburger sliders and an order of regular fries. The waiter tried to tell us to get the truffle fries but we both have the pallet of a caveman and we just like plain ol' fries. Food came out super quickly. The sliders are small but fat, and plenty juicy. The grilled onions on top were soft and gave just enough of an onion flavor to taste it, nothing too overpowering. There was TONS of cheese and the little buns were soft and fluffy, cradling that little meat patty like it was a baby. I can't believe these sliders. They are so good. And the fries! Fiance was like...WTF? Skinny fries? These are going to suck. How wrong he was!!! They're SUPER crispy and crunchy, just the way I love them. The kitchen added just enough salt that I didn't need to add any more, and they were so good I didn't even use ketchup (if you knew me, you would know that this is a major accomplishment...I use large amounts of ketchup on EVERYTHING). I only wish I was more hungry so I could have tried that nutella smore! We will definitely be back! 4 delicous sliders, 2 fries, and 2 beers for $16?? Oh yes. read more

Oh my goodness where to begin? I heard so much about this place initially and I think I tuned out at sliders thinking "sounds so yummy but what could I get there as a non-meat-atarian?" So I put off my first visit or look at a menu. Big mistake. Thank goodness my friend Maria set me right. The menu features a huge array of sliders and many of them are veggie friendly too! It's visionary for any taste. From corned beef with kraut to lamb with rosemary hummus to my personal favorite - a Chipotle PBJ with a kick that leaves you wanting more. And the sides are just as fabulous. Kale salad? Yes. Spicy mushroom broth? Mmmmhm. It's all fantastic, down to the beer menu. And every little item comes with a little price tag. I'd go here on a date. With friends. Hit the bar by myself. You name it. Give me more Green Dot Stables. You're a great bet for just about anyone. No fancy horse names required. read more

I was reading 'HOUR' magazine and they had mentioned how delicious this place was, what tempted me was the convenience of being only minutes away from my job.. *lunch hour arrives *.. I could not decide on what sliders to get exactly sooo I figured I'll try all of them j/k but I feel like I should have, so I tried the catfish which was tremendously fresh, the cheeseburger that came with sweet grilled onions and the most epic of them all was the bacon BBQ that came with sweet potato paste or something like that on the bottom of the bun , taste-bud party believe me.... This place is definitely worth it , I went twice in the same day.. (DON'T JUDGE ME) LOL ***UPDATE*** So I went back to this place. This Time I grab the hot Brown and the corned beef.. one word: EPIC read more

Wanted to love it based on the reviews and hype, but it fell short. Prepare to really listen to the instructions on ordering. Very confusing. The waiter said 4-5 sliders is equivalent to 1 burger, I'd say that's a little off. We ordered way too much because of this. We got in right when it opened at noon, by 12:25 it was full, so get there early or prepare for a wait. STARTERS- *mac and cheese with bacon added( recommendation of waiter), it was so good, highly recommend this side. * wedge salad- another winner. In fact, should've gotten 2. * Fries including regular and venison chili fries- shoestring style and both very good. SLIDERS- *Cheeseburger- so so, not a true slider, it's just a mini burger. Didn't love it. * Corned Beef- this is a 5 star, very very good. * Buffalo chicken- not good at all, chicken is super dry. * Fried chicken- again, chicken was dry and syrup was overpowering. If we go back, we will stick to the delicious starters and corned beef slider. It could've been a really decent price, but for the 2 of us, lunch was over $40 (because of the confusion and waiter recommendations). read more

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2.5 stars. I was not very impressed with Green Dot Stables. My friend and I have a bucket list of Detroit restaurants we want to try and this was on the top of our list. We were so excited to try this place because we both heard great things about it. The atmosphere is dark and gloomy which doesn't bother me. We waited about 20 minutes for a table in their waiting area. Once we sat down, we ordered right away because we had tickets to the wings game. Our server was nice but the food took forever. From the time we ordered to actually getting our sliders it was 45 minutes. It was crowded but it shouldn't be that long of a wait for sliders in my opinion. The service/waiting aside, my friend and I were not impressed with the food. We each got different sliders; my favorite was probably the tempeh with seaweed salad. I also ordered the kimchi with peanut butter to be adventurous plus I have heard this wacky combo is actually pretty good. I couldn't even finish it.. I will not blame green dots for this, it just isn't my cup of tea. Overall, the sliders were so so, but definitely not worth the wait. Both my friend and I much prefer Public House in Ferndale for sliders. read more

Be prepared to wait awhile. Not sure why they have a bigger waiting room than actual restaurant as they could easily serve food bt food is amazing. Best part is the food and drinks are reasonably priced and parking is not an issue. The soups were great, next time will have to try the fries and the smore. read more

I'm not sure if it is a good thing or bad thing that Green Dot is sort of in the middle of nowhere. Being off the beaten path (if there is one it's certainly beaten) might help keep the crowds down on game and concert nights, which can actually be a good thing if you plan to be a patron at Green Dot. We stopped in late on a weeknight and still had to wait roughly 15 minutes for table. Granted, the total space is not very big, but I'm sure it's the only restaurant in a dimly lit part of Detroit commanding a wait at this point. I would venture to bet, that if GDS were in Detroit Proper you would see lines out the door virtually every night their is an event downtown...if that isn't already the case. Depending on your appetite, I'd recommend 3-5 sliders for your meal. Being that it was later in the evening and I was a bite staving, I went with 4 sliders (Philly Cheese, Cheeseburger, Fried Chicken, and BBQ Bacon) and an order of the Venison Chili Cheese fries. Honestly, it's hard to say which slider was my favorite, but I might lean towards a tie between the BBQ Bacon and Fried Chicken. Truthfully, I would get all four again and when I return it might be hard to make any substitutions (I guess I will just have to eat more). The venison fries were the bomb, I may have licked the paper basket they came in. The best part about GDS...are the prices. Literally, no food items are above $3. If you look one step further, almost all beers and cocktails are $2 or $3. read more

It's hard for me to say anything novel other than what's already been said about Green Dot. It's my favorite place to take people from out of town. It is also a fantastic happy hour with dirt cheap drinks and a great crowd on weeknights. This place (for people that are new to Green Dot) serves sliders and small appetizers for under 5 dollars per serving. Most sliders are $3. Anything you get on this menu is going to be amazing, no joke. I regularly get the gyro, Cuban, and the mystery meat which changes weekly. I highly recommend trying it. From ostrich to kangaroo, you can bet it will be something interesting. My favorite I ever got was near thanksgiving and it was a thanksgiving dinner slider, turkey/gravy/mashed potatoes/stuffing with a cranberry sauce topping. Amazing. Downside is you will have to wait pretty consistently and you cannot eat out on the patio, just drink. But it is well worth the wait. Overall: amazing, cheap food. Cheap drinks. You can't go wrong. read more

Okay I mean does Green Dot really need another review I think it said there are over 800 thus far. Meh what the heck I'll add my 2 cents lol First be prepared to wait....I have been dozens of times and have waited for a table each and every time. Don't get me wrong its totally worth the wait if you want my opinion. SO grab a drink from the bar and head outside if its nice out and chill. Now for the food.... oh the tiny food goodness that comes out of that kitchen makes my stomach so happy. I ALWAYS ALWAYS get a mystery meat because well you should try new things. This last time it was some sort of spicy sausage like thing going on that was basically the best breakfast sausage I have ever had x 100!! I also really love the Korean, the smooth peanut butter sauce and kimchi are freaking awesome. FRIES!! HOLY SMOKES!! get the fries!! Get them all. Get the poutine....my BF said it was the closest hes had to real poutine outside of Canada (he lived there) so I think that's good right? I got the Truffle fries...there was not a crumb left in my little basket of goodness. Seriously you guys its worth the wait don't fret or fear a packed house. just enjoy the mood and get one of everything your belly will thank you! read more

To make it short and simple: this place was supposed to be amazing. Turns out 1. You can't make reservations for any number of people in a party, (we had 8). Service was completely trash, food was 4/10. Honestly the biggest problem was the service. If this establishment had better service and also this restaurant or whatever it is couldn't even split up the checks, each table had one check only, that's the biggest reason for the bad review other than the horrible customer service, I'd actual love to be contacted by the management so I could explain to them the details of what happened, I do not recommend this place, waste of your time and money. read more

Green Dot Stables - Bars Near Me - Detroit, Michigan

Always heard this place has good food and cheap drink. So, I thought me and boyfriend should give it a try. The drinks and food lived up to their name most definitely. Only issue is with one particular female bartender that was working May 18th. We were the only African American couple at the bar. The bartender rudely explained that we had to eat in order to sit at the bar. We explained that's why we were there obviously. The couple next to us leaves and a new couple sits right next to us. Same female bartender ask the new couple "Are you guys eating or just drinking today?"... We found that very weird that they were given an option but we were not. Check your staff! read more

What can I say about Green Dot that hasn't already been said? Great slider joint, cheap prices, service is on par! Just be prepared to wait a bit. In my opinion though, who cares if you wait an hour because you can sit back and drink a Moscow mule for $3 or a domestic for $2. And vegetarians do not be deterred, they have non-meat items such as mac and cheese, salads, PBJ, Grilled cheese, Quinoa burgers and more. read more

Bruh... This place is worth all the hype. How they get such diverse and intense flavor in between two tiny buns is amazing. The sliders are small enough that you can easily try 3-4 per person and share bites if you are so inclined. Great selection of beers. They have TVs to watch the game. Would be a great place to watch college football or tigers baseball. Be prepared to wait--they have a heated/cooled waiting room in the back. It's well worth the wait. read more

I never would have found this place if a friend had not told me about it. I guess it's near Corktown but a little off the beaten path. It is definitely a weird little place but they had me at $3 cocktails! I had a moscow mule. Usually when drinks are cheap, you get this watered down, sorry excuse for a drink - but not here. The drink definitely had a kick and the ginger beer was probably the best I've tasted. The food was also amazing! I had a catfish slider, buffalo chicken slider, and cajan fries. It was so good...I've made it a personal goal to try every slider on the menu. read more

Green Dot Stables - Catfish and Buffalo Chicken sliders - Bars Near Me - Detroit, Michigan

I've spent many of drunken nights and dollars here. The bar area is pretty small and cramped especially late night and on weekends which make "waiting at the bar" near impossible. So expect to wait outside for an hour to get a table. I've also had, on two occasions, where I got "in trouble" by the employees for saving a seat for someone who was in the bathroom, which I found kind of rude. My friend left their jacket on the chair and a waiter attempted to remove it and give the chair to someone else, which was strange (this happened twice). After I informed them that we've been sitting there for an hour and they went to the bathroom they said I couldn't "reserve seats" for anyone else...even if they are in the bathroom...ANYWAY, moving on. Food is pretty good and unique, the prices are low so you end up buying 15 sliders+sides and spending more than you expected. They have quirky menu items that rotate which make getting the sliders pretty cool. Drinks are cheap too so you do the same as with the food. The food isn't terrible and the drinks are okay. They had Hopslam on draft which was plus a star, but constantly rude bartenders which minus a star. The crowd here is mostly older people or people who are wasted. Long story short, if you're looking for better-than-okay bar food, mediocre/rude service and cheap drinks this place is dope. read more

I haven't Yelped in awhile but I wanted to put a word in for this spot. Service was great, even though I kept challenging one poor server to battle my friend's beard. I'm so sorry, I wasn't even drunk, I'm just a jerk. Sliders were phenomenal as always - my lumberjack friend referred to them as "sushi," insofar as the small plates and careful composition - gastronomically and visually too. Seriously, that shit's good. The price is right too - we had a few drinks each, a few sliders each and left with a tab well under $50 for the three of us. I think the concept and execution of this place is original and on par with some of dem big city joints too. HIghly recommend Green Dot Stables. read more

This is one of those line-out-the-door places. But trust me, your wait will be worth it. We arrived a few minutes after opening and sat at one of the last available tables. Not long after we ordered our drinks, a line began to build at the door. The location is a bit odd, but the green roof and signage helped. I love the menu here, and I love the prices even more. I don't think anything was more than $4. At the end of our meal, sure we still ended up spending $40-50, but the small portions and small prices make it easy to try a little bit of everything. The Gin Promise, a gin cocktail with strawberry, was my favorite cocktail. I could've sucked these down by the pitcher! The drinks aren't super strong, but what do you expect for $4? We ordered several sliders - they suggest 3 per person. The Cuban and the fried chicken were phenomenal. The chicken was a massive, fried beast that was bigger than the bun! Those truffle fries are to die for. They are skinny and crisp, almost like Jay's potato sticks. Truffle may be passé to the snobs of Planet Foodie, but who gives a damn if it tastes good? I only regret not ordering a second plate of these! Last but not least, there's dessert. There are only two menu offerings, but since a s'mores slider was an option (and they will add bacon), I was happy that there wasn't more to choose from. It was a satisfying, gooey way to end our meal. read more

(4.5 Stars) Recently went back over the weekend and am happy to say they are still getting it done... We sat at the bar on the upper lever, I was fighting a cold and was happy that the bartender could make me a hot toddy. Started off dinner with a great mushroom broth, a crzy good chicken spaetzel soup & a side salad b/w the us. Mystery meat was a crab cake, I paired it with the lamb, fried chicken sliders & of course the truffle oil infused fries. (Word of warning the fried chicken is a bit messy b/c of the 'sauce') Dinner ended with a slice of their awesome chocolate cheese cake! So why a 4.5 instead of a 5.0, the service. Now to be fair it was hella busy on the Sunday night but our server spent a lil too much time trynna be mack (he was all up in these two girls ears) and that delayed our bill. (yeah yeah yeah Its a bit petty but no mac & cheese that night, a 5 is a 5 ) All in all I would say you must go here if you're in Detroit, passing by Detroit. Such a well run business with a lot of charachter. The people that are working around this restaurant represent a big part of the city's future! read more

One of my favorites in the D! Excellent variety with their slider menu and great sides to pair. I highly recommend the Cuban or Hot Brown. The truffle & herb fries are EXCELLENT, you can definitely taste the truffle oil. My dad can not stop here without having a cup of clam chowder which he claims is the best he has ever had. Mystery meat is a must, last time I stopped in it was tongue - and amazing! Drink prices are super cheap. $3 cocktails? YES, PLEASE! Staff is friendly and the vibe is always laid back. Unless its a weekday afternoon, expect to wait.... and wait. This place stays packed! read more

In short: It's more bar, less gastropub. In long: Given the popularity of Green Dot on yelp, it has always been in my bookmarks to try. I love food and enjoy craft cocktails, so it seemed right up my alley... unfortunately, it did not live up to the hype. I was delighted to see it packed on a Thursday afternoon. I had just finished my last final and took my husband on a date to celebrate. The service was just fine, really. The wait for our food was what seemed normal, given that they were busy, which was also fine. I think our disappointment stemmed from the quality of the food and drinks. For a place built up to have craft cocktails, we were bummed when my husband's Moscow mule came not in a copper mug but a collins glass. I know, this is cocktail snobbery, and for that reason I'm throwing it out of the considerations for this review. I had an expectation built up in my head. Which may be unfair. But I'm mentioning it for the other cocktail snobs reading this (why hello there). But of our drinks, I'll say that they just didn't seem well balanced. The Moscow mule just tasted of ginger with virtually no lime to help balance it out and my caramel apple cider just was overpowered by the caramel. I ordered the BBQ Bacon slider and the fried chicken slider. My husband ordered the venison fries with a Cuban slider.The addition of sweet potato to my BBQ slider was nice and complimentary, and he said the Cuban was the 'best part of the experience'... but otherwise the food was really 'meh'. (And in reviewing this, I realized I ordered the mac and cheese, which apparently left so little of an impression on me I forgot about it.) Don't get me wrong, I love food, and was excited and had an open mind! Green Dot just really missed the mark for us. I guess if I had been a bit more inebriated I would have been more forgiving, but we left just feeling so unimpressed. We actually went and had tacos at Hot Taco afterwords because we were so unsatisfied. I wish I could say something like 'they had an off day' but I don't think this is the case. I just think the experience wasn't what we anticipated. read more

Food is fantastic. All the sliders have something unique or classic about them. Fried Chicken and Catfish are always a go to for me but I like to throw in a couple random ones too. Only reason I'm not giving this place a 5 is service. Had a couple experiences here where they messed up our order pretty bad or brought out sliders for half our group and they were finished by the time the other half got there's. But the food is that good that I keep coming. Keep it to smaller groups 2-4. That's my best tip. And that's all I have to save about that. Jackée read more

A lot of hype behind this place. Located in an obscure area filled with industry, called "Corktown Shores" by the locals and hipsters. A good beer selection, lots of craft beers. Atmosphere looks similar to the exterior, a dated 1970s feel. Always very packed with people, so it is quite loud. Lots of handlebar mustaches and hipsters abound. After hearing a lot about the slider menu, I was excited. The prices add up quick (for having 3 sliders and fries). In the end the sliders were good but not great. Simply put they were way over-hyped, and not something I would be craving or dying to get back and have more. read more

The sliders seem bigger in all the pictures and the fries are small in width. The mystery meat was good but the grilled cheese was a cold bun with unmelted cheese. The sliders are good but not as good as a lot of the reviews I have seen read more

This place is great!!!! They had received their liquor licenses today and I had the first legal beer of the place. Its a little off the beat and path of Detroit resturants/bars but worth the extra mile. It has its own private parking lot, so you don't have to pay $5+ to park. The menu is pretty much all sliders, with a few sides and salads. I had 4 sliders and they were all delicious. The staff was very friendly and helpful. These are not your typical sliders. They are gourmet sliders and have a nice presentation. I got the Hot Brown, Bologna, Lamb, and Pulled Pork. The Hot Brown was my favorite, very good bacon. The Lamb had a nice spice to the meat. The Pulled Pork was very good, but I thought it could have used a little sauce. I am a saucy kind of guy though. I highly recommend this place and I will be returning again. read more

I can understand what the hype is about and a few of my sliders were good. It would be better with real slider buns however. The service is great, the place is very clean and the variety is awesome, You will drop $15-20 on lunch once you have 4-5 sliders and a drink + tip. Get the truffle fries! read more

I read the restaurant review in the" Play" section of the Free Press last week, I had to try the Green Dot Stables. It was a pleasant surprise and a hidden gem in Downtown Detroit and pretty easy to get to (especially if someone else is driving) right on Lafayette. I don't know what the place looked like before, but the inside of the restaurant was clean with a combination of tables/booths/ and large counter space for eating at the bar (we preferred the bar seating). As the name indicates, it has a horse/race track/ stable theme/decor. Very artsy paintings of horses/disc jockeys on the wall by the bathrooms completed the look, giving the interior in that part of the restaurant an "edgy feel". Why are the horses and people "blinded"?? Parking was free and easy, since they have their own parking lot, so no worries there! We started our lunch with a hummus appetizer. The hummus was tasty-not bland as some hummus can be-and the sliced flatbread that it was served with was hot (temperature-wise) and so good I thought they were cottage fries! We also had the Truffle and Herb French Fries and they were delicious! Nice thin cut fries-crispy but not too crispy- perfectly fried! As everyone else has said, the menu was all sliders/ all the time! These are the ones we tried: 1. The Cheeseburger slider was one of my favorites. You just can't go wrong with a burger slider. 2. The BCT (bacon, cucumber with tomato sauce aioli) was really good too, the bacon was crispy and the cucumber gave it a nice "crunch". The tomato sauce (aioli-so does that mean it had some garlic/mayo in it?) was good, but I did wish it had a little slice of tomato. 3. The Shredded Pork slider was tasty too. It was topped with purple cabbage, and matchstick slices of Granny Smith Apple. I know some people would like a little sauce with this slider, but without the sauce you can really taste the Pork. It had a good taste and was very tender. 4. My son liked the Ham and Swiss slider. It had thickly sliced Dearborn Ham-really good- and the swiss cheese was melted on top-Perfect! All of the sliders I have mentioned above were only $2 each!!! So I had to order more.... 5. The Curry Chicken slider - the curry was not overpowering and the chicken was a good piece and size. It had a mixture of cauliflower and onions on it. Very creative! 6. Au Poivre slider - Beef patty spiced with peppercorns with a cognac aioli was good if you like cracked pepper- it was a little too peppery for me, so I would not order it again. 7. The Blackbean slider- with mixed greens and a slice of tomato (there's the tomato I wanted for my Bacon slider!!) My husband loves blackbeans and he loved this burger! I did wish that they had another "healthy" slider, maybe a Turkey slider, a sliced turkey breast slider or a roasted veggie slider? It was a very affordable lunch since everything on the menu was $2-3!!! Service was good, we got our food quickly! I can't say anything bad about the place! We will definitely be back, next time for dinner and drinks too!!! (I heard that they have their liquor license now). Good luck to the New Owners, great job! read more

Yes oh yes, finally, Green Dot! Every bit as good as I was expecting. I knew my father would dig this place for our Family Father's Day outing. We started off with their Manhattan style clam chowder, which we were happy to find (most restaurants don't think past the creamy stuff). So zingy-clammy-good. My folks, both native NYers, were quite impressed. After that, I inhaled my kale salad. Didn't think I was going to but I did. Crispy, tangy, filled with lovely little shallots. Dark green goodness to lay the foundation for the supernal slider-fest. And...the sliders were magnificent, particularly the cheeseburger (always a classic), the Korean (an odd sounding combo that WORKS beautifully) and the mystery meat (LOBSTER!!!). What could make these better? Some crispy truffle herb fries, of course! Only one thing I found was lackluster: the mac and cheese. The sauce was thin and tasted bland. Maybe it was an off day. At $3 however, I'd try it again. Many an awesome beer (lotso Michigan brews) can be had for $3. Their cocktails are also $3 but they have oodles of premium liquor and you can order a mint julep made with Woodford Reserve for $6, which is STILL a steal in my book. They get high horse marks from me for their excellent selection of bourbons and scotches. Our servers were top notch and friendly too. I hope to be stopping at the stables again soon! read more

Excellent sliders. The maple fried chicken was amazing. BBQ bacon slider was over cooked and dried out but still tasted great. Fried bologna was good. read more

Here is the lowdown on my 4 visits to Green Dot in Detroit and sliders I have tasted. The inside can get crowded like other reviews have mentioned, but also the parking lot can get totally full too : ( Fair price for drinks and the standard fully stock bar. Ham & Cheese - good Cuban - good Corned Beef - good Philly Cheesesteak - bad Mystery Meat - ok (it was different each visit) BCT - great (bacon-cucumber-roasted tomato-mayo) Fried Chicken - bad Grilled Cheese - good Fried Bologna - good after a good buzz from some drinks : ) PB&J - nothing special, skip it Poutin French Fries - skip these too Overall - Thumbs Up - worth the visit : ) read more

I love the Green Dot, this is one of my places. First off it is nice to find a place to eat that is affordable. I tend to stick to what I like, so I always get the lamb slider, the regular cheese burger one, or the one with chicken and bacon on it. I have had lamb sliders at public house and emory in ferndale as well and I like the green dots better. plus its cheaper. I also like the green dots cheese burger slider better than public house. The cocktails are $3 too! Those are nothing to rave about but their not bad. I wish it was easier to get a table on a thurs, fri, or saturday night. But overall, I love this place. read more

Absolutely love this place! It's such a unique way of eating and I really like having a bunch of cheap options to choose from to construct my meal. I like how they have a number of both savory and sweet sliders, ranging from classics to a PBJ! It can get very crowded despite their large seating space and that's a testament to how great their food and drinks are. Their menu is super reasonably priced, very unique, and great to share with friends. If you're in Detroit, I'd highly recommend swinging by! read more

Hands down the best gourmet sliders in the world with extremely well priced drinks! This place is a Detroit classic everyone should experience! The truffle fries are awesome and every slider is unique and well worth it. If you go there and simply order a cheeseburger... just go to White Castle (not that there is anything wrong with White Castle) and free up the space for a more adventurous palate. There is a reason it's always crowded but always worth the wait. So enjoy a beer on the patio while you wait and then go crazy on some sliders! read more

Man, this place changed over time. Once you had a place that had great burgers and wonderful staff. Now you have cold and shoddy food with a wait staff that could care less about anything but getting you more alcoholic drinks to boot their tip. I am so disappointed. Next time I will save my money and go to White Castle. read more

The epicenter of Detroit Hipsterdom but also a great bar and grill where the staff is awesome and the prices are fantastic. The long wait is easily passable when you realize that a round of drinks for 6 people costs $15! The sliders are unique and tasty. I recommend you always start with the cheeseburger and work your way out from that. If that little thing was bigger, it could rule the burger world. The gyro and ham and cheese were good too. Don't forget to ask about the mystery meat. I'll definitely be back! read more

Been here a couple times with various sized groups, and due to the popularity of the restaurant, I definitely recommend going during off hours or being prepared to wait a lot. After the wait is over, I promise it's worth it. Each slider is completely unique but perfectly coordinated in flavor. I've tried to have as many different ones as possible, but my favorite is probably Fried Chicken and Korean. Oftentimes, the Mystery Meat is actually quite good. The Fried Chicken is chicken and waffles in a slider. Each bite is a great blend of salty crispy chicken drenched in their sweet syrup. The Korean is also quite delicious, with the Kim Chi cutting through the beef. But let's not forget about the sides. Absolutely love the fries (try the Truffle Fries and Poutine), and as a soup lover, I am also a big fan of the Chicken Lemon Rice. Creamy and tangy and a great balance of flavor. Last but not least, this is probably where you'll find the cheapest great quality drinks. $3 for all those cocktails? Delicious. And amazing. So even though everything is $3, the bill does quickly add up. But it's worth it. Go. Now. read more

I hoofed over to the Green Dot with a couple of pals-of-mineo for what I was told were the best sliders in this one horse town. Half expecting a dog and pony show, we saddled up at the bar and I enjoyed the hot chicken, fried bologna and katsu curry sliders. You can take it straight from the horse's mouth that everything was fresh and tasty and the staff was friendly. Some of the bar stools sat low enough to the floor that sitting on them may give me a charley horse. But they have a nice patio which is covered for when it reins. read more