Super cool open air brewery. I believe it's being rebranded Roar (which is what we were looking…read morefor). The address is the same, but a brewery is a brewery and we went in. The bartender was friendly and came to take our order. Many different styles of beers from pilsners to stouts listed on a chalkboard. All $3! Tasters are even less. We tried an IPA and a saison. Neither knocked my socks off, but very good for $3. There are maybe eight bar seats and around five 2-4 top tables inside. It's intimate, but light and bright with large windows and open doors. Street parking is easy to find.

I tried one beer in the taproom and picked up a mixed 4-pk to go. I enjoyed the beer and the…read moretaproom setup is great on a nice sunny day.

Amazing time was had by the three of us. First we walked in and was greeted by a smiling person who…read moreturned out to be our server. It was time for seat yourselves so to the outdoor patio we traveled. Not a far walk at all but more reason to get a liter of Bock Bier, a pint of Bavarian Hefeweizen and a Ghettoblaster Ale. Sandy our well named server was able to bring the two pints but not the liter since she didn't want to spill a drop. Though I am sure she didn't want to scare us with her muscle strength. Incase she was also the bouncer. All kidding aside we had a great time and the three of enjoyed the ambiance of the brewery and the Michigan sunny warm day. All the relaxing was topped off with a very tasty pizza the Bronx Bomber. Great place and thank you Sandy for making our day fantastic!

For Detroit standards, not bad at all. Personal pizzas are reasonably sized and the crust is cut…read morethin and baked crispy. There's a good amount of menu choices where you won't feel like you're eating the same ingredients over and over again. I ordered the Bronx Bomber which included everything from green peppers, red onions, chicken, pepperoni, four different cheeses on thin crust. There's also a nice selection of beers on tap and by the bottle. That's all....

We stopped in for a quick nightcap near closing time, so it was pretty quiet and we had great…read moreservice at the bar. The bartender was friendly and patient and gave some good recommendations. We only had one drink each, but I enjoyed my cider -- not too sweet. Nate liked his beer as well. I would be interested in coming back in the future to try some food at this spot as it's in a great location in the heart of downtown.

To start, the hours didn't appear to correct as we tried to go on a Thursday night at 9pm and they…read morewere closed. We were staying next door at The Siren, so we stopped Friday morning. We sat at the bar and the bartender was friendly enough, but seemed bored and disappeared quite frequently. Being vegetarians, we asked if there was a smaller side option to get the Cheese & Potato Pierogies (without sausage). The bartender said, yes, we can do them without sausage. We ended up paying for the full portion at full price; our mistake for not clarifying or being more specific. $18 for 5 pierogies is just a bit steep. The beers we tried were fine, but nothing to write home about. I would skip this stop on our next trip to Detroit. There are just better options around the city.

Enjoyed the service at the bar. Nice happy hour and food specials. Very good pizza. Charcuterie was…read moregood too. It's dark inside but they have an outdoor area with corn hole. Overall, the place is dingy. A deep cleaning would help.

so i live across from atwater, and as a beer aficionado, i was more than excited to have one of my…read morefavorite breweries across the street from me. however, and for whatever reason, since i've lived across from them, my visits while being their neighbor have been very bizarre and discomforting i typically go in by myself and when i tell you the looks and stares i get from staff as if i have no reason being there. hilariously enough, they have the most updated version of the pride flag sadly hanging incognito in their space, but apparently when a nonbinary queer like me walks through, there's not warmness or welcoming energy from most bodies. typically i get served by the extremely obnoxious and loud employee - i get heavy boston energy from him, but he could easily be from bloomfield hills - every time i come in while and he's working, i just want to turn right around (and i have!). i've stayed away for a minute because of this dude. so, today i thought i'd try to give them one more chance, perhaps i wasn't reading the room correctly - nope. same distant, "why are you here" type of energy. no warmth, no friendliness. whoever the person with the green shirt & tan hat working the evening on 7/02 was just pathetically absent and unaware of how to take care of their customers. i sat at the bar in front and not one time was i checked on until the sweet Nina came and attended to me after she could see my body language. meanwhile, green shirt and tan hat ignored me the entire time i patron-ed, ignore me when i had to yell at him three times cos he acted like he couldn't hear me & i wanted to make sure someone wasn't sitting in the seat i was going to take, and felt that it was appropriate to bring his tray of silverware to come polish them directly next to me. mind you, he was chatting up the coupled-patrons to his left (i was to his right), even immediately tending to them earlier when they sat at that bar as they arrived (there's a line in the middle of the bar where you typically order drinks). at this point, it's a "no dawg for me" with atwater. i've given them chances, i've tried to recognize that they might be stressed, but to feel that i'm not welcome perhaps cos of the fact that i'm a very visible queer person of color is absolutely unacceptable. thankfully the beer is mid level and not worth going back for - griffin claw & full measure are much more welcoming places

This place has a good atmosphere, and good food. The beers are good too but every time we have a…read morecouple beers here we are ill the next day. This has happened to multiple people I know, and we have finally connected the dots. Not sure if they don't clean their beer lines or the vats they brew in but something definitely isn't right.

Supernatural has become one of my favorite breweries to visit. The staff are nice, the customers…read moreare nice... it's just all-around nice. They have food, but I've only had a burger there once and honestly I can't remember much about it. But obviously the big draw here is their beer. They always have a good selection and something I enjoy. I think any beer lover can find something they will like. One of the only things I can say is a little negative is the restroom. Nowhere to put your bag when you are the sink (and no paper towel to put down to keep said bag out of the sink water that splashes up), and you're right in front of a stall when drying your hands. Oh and the soap is only one the one side of the counter. It's all just very awkward. If they could get things a little more inline in there, I'd give them 6 out of 5 stars.

As a brewery, this place knocks it out of the park. As a restaurant, it is pretty good. The…read moreatmosphere is really fun, with some modern industrial vibes going on. It's cool to see where the beer is all made as you're sitting and enjoying the product. The waitstaff are incredibly kind and helpful. They seem to really enjoy what they do. Everything that we tried was delicious. The only disappointment on the food side was the relatively small menu and that they were out of several products. The pizzas and garlic dippers were very good, though.

Spacious brewery with outdoor seatings. There were lots of options for beer which include various…read morestyles of beer for any beer enthusiastic. I started with a stout which had a rich and chocolately flavor. I also really enjoyed the Eob Roy scotch ale which was pretty strong but very delicious. Our server was nice and gave us some samples before we ordered.

Nice setting Good selection of wine and beer…read morePlus kitchen Decent area of Windsor Yeah

great beer, awesome staff and the atmosphere is so cool. Drinking local beer on a day every place…read moreelse is closed aint so bad either. Go check them out!

We were visiting Dearborn and since I'm German, went to the Bierkeller with high hopes. Sorely…read moredisappointed. No bratwurst or wurst of any kind and single schnitzel offering. This is a German restaurant in name only. Service was sub-par. My party sat for 10-15 minutes before water was offered. Ordered appetizers and our dinners. Dinners came first followed five minutes later by appetizers. My order of Chicken paprikash was lukewarm and I could find very little chicken in it. I was so hungry I regrettably ate it that way. Waitress never checked back if everything was ok or if we wanted another round of drinks. I generously give two stars because the Weihenstephaner Dunkel on draft is a rare find and the German egg rolls are outstanding. Other than that, our visit was sehr enttäuschend (disappointing)

We were in the area, and I've been wanting to try Bierkeller since the last time we were here and…read morestopped at somewhere else. There are so few German restaurants (although they have other options). It's a cute place with long tables that can be for bigger groups or communal dining. The servers were great and checked in on us regularly, and helped us figure out the different options and specials. The spaetzle bowls are pretty big and you can either share or bring some home. The schnitzel was good, but not big enough to share. The paprikash bowl was also tasty. The German potato salad was a real standout, give it a try. Prices were reasonable.