If I lived in the neighbourhood; be a great option. Perfect dive bar/tavern…read more Nice wood burning stove to boot!

Fishbowls and the Kong (well, back in the day). Need we see anymore? There is a reason its been the…read moreshift change hangout of Port Huron Paper/ Acheson Colloids hangout for 50 years or better!

Best butter chicken I've ever had. Staff is friendly and everything is clean. I cannot recommend…read morethis bar & grill enough.

From the owner: Opened in March 2022 The Crown Café Bar and Grill Plus is proud to offer the amenities for a…read morestylish pub-style restaurant that offers a fun, quirky, and laid-back experience with the best quality comfort food, Fusion cuisines, welcoming atmosphere, great vibes, live music, coolest cocktails, and the very best service.

excellent pub food with a wide selection at very reasonable prices and great service. it's even…read morebetter in the summer when they open the window sliders so you can sit over front st and look out at the water. Live bands on the weekends and loads on tap

Good food, not so great service. Food portions were big and tasted great, but the server didn't…read morehave the time of day for us until we ordered alcohol. Even then, she never came by our table, I had to get up from my seat twice to find her. We probably would have had two more drinks each (table of 8) and stayed later if she had checked in more often. We walked down to the next bar for drinks, which was too bad because they had a decent live band that night.

My husband and I were visiting family from out of town. We were greeted similarly as others from…read moreout of town. Rudely by the female bartender and customers. We left without finishing our drinks. If you're from out of town - avoid this place!

Wow, this place is definitely a gem! Such a cool place to get to experience. When I visited on a…read moreWednesday afternoon in December, I was amazed to walk in around 3pm and found a completely packed bar with only one table available. We snagged it and was dumbfounded by not only how many people were there but by the high energy and smiles. I was educated by my in-laws that the Brass Rail Bar is loved by many because of it's history and after being closed for a while after a death (I think) and covid, when it reopened, is packed full all days of the week. We went in specifically to try their Tom & Jerry cocktail which is evidently a Port Huron staple during the Christmas season. I can't remember the ingredients but they were delicious!!! I love that The Brass Rail is a family ran business and it is obvious how much love and passion goes into this business. I'll continue to visit this bar many years into the future, amazing place!

Great PORT HURON find... Karaoke was RIDICULOUSLY bad;…read moreannoying 20 somethings.. but the bar is clean and across from holiday inn and Hampton inn. $3.50 well drinks are nice. Going back tomorrow!

They are fucking loud as fuck when there are people trying to sleep at the hotel next door!read more

My husband & I were visiting from out of town and friends took us here for dinner…read more Food and service were phenomenal. And I love, love, loved the decor and ambiance. We are from the big city, so I love when small towns get that kitsch-Twin Peaks vibe on point. Get the Oysters Rockefeller!!! Portions are huge and we took home leftovers and enjoyed them the next day. What a gem of a restaurant! It's now a MUST whenever I visit Sarnia again!

Fabulous dinner at this funky restaurant - cool Decor!!…read moreDELICIOUS food and great service!! The bruschetta was yummy, seafood chowder with the works was great and the meatloaf was yummy. And we had desert which put us over the top!

This extension of Casey's is awesome! I went when they had their Christmas themed drinks and it was…read moresuper tasty and the servers were nice and quick. We went on a karaoke night and it was fun and cozy environment. I'm excited to go in the summer when there are bands performing outside of McMorran!

From the owner: Tired of the same cocktails and want to try something new? Casey's on the Plaza creates unique new…read morecocktails seasonally!

Monday evening the boys and I rode into Twos after a spirited ride, I personally was very impressed…read moreby the jalapeño cheddar burger, the patty looked hand pressed and was lots of jalapeño on the burger. It was delicious... the crew I was with was also impressed with their orders too! Long story short go to twos you will not be disappointed, prices were on point which made me feel good about the experience

Great wings very saucy and lots of meat on them. Sides were good (onion rings especially). Fairly…read moreinexpensive, would only recommend for bar food and some beers.

Great dive bar downtown; excellent location and very old spot…read more.. Nice waitress and liked Port Huron a lot... knew nothing about it.

I've been to this bar a handful of times over the past couple years. It's a rough, dirty bar, with…read moreconstant fights in the parking lot. I am actually shocked they haven't lost their liquor license. Port Huron doesn't have a lot of great bars but this one is the probably the scariest and the dirtiest out of all of them. You couldn't pay me to come back and I hope the city shuts it down before more people get hurt or someone else loses their life.

When I went there I thought it was going to be a bikers bar but I was wrong. It was fun party type…read moreof place. Good drinks with a pool table and corn hole. Great view into Canada with a outside patio. I didn't see anyone with food tho.

What is there to say about Jack's? It has been here forever, but for most of it's life it was…read morehidden to all those but a few who worked in and around it. Situated in the heart of Port Huron's South Park industrial district, it once was the haunt for blue collar Joe's who worked as the likes of Anker - Holth, Ogden Moffett, Gibraltar Sprocket and the old Autolife/Prestolite. It suffered when this area was hit hard by the rust belt woes of the 70's, 80's and 90's, with all but neighboring Port Huron Building Supply left, and by the early 2000's many wondered not if Jack's would close, but when. As such, Jack's probably would have gone the way of so many small working-class bars, but a couple years ago some key things changed to ensure not only it's survival, but a comeback. The biggest was that the former Tomlin's drugstore, long the fixture at the corner of Electric Avenue and Connor Streets, was torn down. This suddenly gave Jack's a frontage that it never had, and it became "found "by hipsters in the area. It became a cool place to be, and suddenly 20-something's were seen packing a place that less than two years before was usually inhabited by a handful of Baby Boomers and 70 and 80 something's who had pretty much nearly embalmed themselves into oblivion. Somehow or another, the word then worked its way down to the Detroit area and across to neighboring Canada, and it, along with Neil's across the street (the former Sportsman's) have become a new destination point in the community. The difference between this and so many other hipster places that serve drinks is that Jack's was serving PBR and Schaefer's before it was cool, and the atmosphere, in all it's Knotty-pine glory, is truly authentic rather than the faked stuff thrown together in many places. The staff is usually pretty friendly, but it can now get hectic and a bit crowded on the weekend (still seems weird to say that for a guy that grew up in this area). Some might qualify it as a dive bar, but I just see it as your classic neighborhood hang out that thankfully survives into the 21st-century.