Stopped in here for a drink after dinner. Customerals were flowin' on a Saturday night but there…read morewas seating available here and there. Enjoyed a decent phony Negroni. I appreciate their mocktail menu but the other options sounded kinda...weak? Like just some soda and bitters, perhaps. Happy to try another to prove myself wrong. Their small menu looked appetizing. Barstaff was very friendly and kind to allow us to sit and tap on a busy night. For the real ones: this place kind of has Bar at Braun Court vibes inside, but it's *on* the beaten path, I like Bar was. Kind of interesting! I'll be back to experience more.

Great European vibe. Relaxed, calm, intimate ambience. Wonderful craft cocktails. Staff is so…read morewelcoming, interesting and engaged. Like spending time at a close friend's home.

Great place to get drinks with friends! We went to watch the USA World Cup game. Lots of seating…read moreand pet friendly. No food though so if you're hungry would probably head somewhere else. Quick and friendly service even when busy. They have QR codes on the table to order through.

We stumbled across this pub on our way to the ice cream place, and we decided to give it a try!…read moreOverall, we were impressed-- super cozy indoor/outdoor space, fast service, and an amazing list of draft beer options! They don't serve any food though, so might not be a good choice if you're hungry. - Dogfish Head Grateful Dead IPA: 10000/10 (an amazing, refreshing IPA that isn't too strong! Medium-bodied, pretty fruit-forward with notes of pineapple and mango. Honestly one of the best IPAs I've had in a whileee) - Kasteel Wit: 9/10 (light-body wheat beer that's also super refreshing and flavorful!) - Hacker Pschor Oktoberfest: 10/10 (great marzen) - Rhineheist Cheetah lager: 8/10 (decent lager) - Guinness: 6/10 (the Guinness was wayyyyy too watery!!!) - Ferndale Project Apple Pie: 9/10 (actually tastes like apple pie and vanilla! It's def on the sweeter side though, so you might not like it if you're not into sweet beer) Overall, I definitely want to come back and sit outside when the weather is nicer!

Real food. Real brews. They cook here and the menu does change. Good stuff and famously no French…read morefries. New owners but still all good. A great place for a group in a nice Atmosphere.

I came here for dinner with some friends. We didn't have a reservation but were seated immediately…read more I'm surprised how busy/packed the parking lot and the restaurant were. I liked how open it was and that there were a lot of tables/seating and that you could see most of the tables. There is a bar and a good amount of tvs. You can sample any beers or ciders which was nice! My friend and I tried: - apple cider: this was pretty apple-y, nothing special but it's the one I ended up ordering - sangria cider: a little too sweet for me - cherry cider: it didn't taste like cherry to me - mint chocolate chip malt: I was so intrigued that I had to try this. Confirming it does taste like mint chocolate chip! Food we ordered: - chicken Caesar wrap - ahi tuna poke bowl: I thought there would be more seaweed or lettuce but the base was white rice. It was a fine poke bowl but I don't think worth $20 - Korean rice bowl: my friend added shrimp Service was okay. They were busy but things took time to get to us. I would probably come back again.

Went for a drink with wife and sons. Very nice area to begin an evening relaxing listening to…read moremusic to get things started or even wind down. Pick a nice day, evening to go as we did get caught in the rain today and cover was sparse with the amount of people looking for cover. This place definitely draws younger crowd which adds to the positive energy. We did not eat, drinks you walk up order and leave with on the spot in the beer garden itself.Service was fast, friendly and knowledgeable. Parking surprisingly wasn't an issue especially seeing how busy this place gets.

Basic concept of beer and sitting outside. No food but a great way to spend a Saturday.read more

Honestly, a 3.5 place. The ambience is traditional Irish pub. We sat at the bar. Bartenders were…read morethere just doing their job. Didn't engage at all, so not the normal friendly Irish Pub. The food, fish and chips and wings. A bit greasy and wings just okay. Prices were reasonable. My over all rating. Barely met the mark.

Awesome spot! Came in for a pregame meal on a Saturday morning and was pretty easily able to get a…read moretable after about 20 minutes. Environment was great, plenty of fans getting ready for the game. Tons of beer on tap, and it was easy to get drinks from the bar while we were waiting. Even though the place was jammed, the staff was working really hard and was able to get our food out quickly. Our waitress was very attentive, despite how busy the place was. I had the Guinness and Jamison barbecue with sweet potato fries, which was delicious. Strongly recommend this to everyone else too. Stadium is about a 15 minute walk from here of note. Would happily come back!

Really nice place for a quick bar food bite to eat!…read more We stopped in on our way to a friend's house and we are glad we did! We got some amazing sliders, chicken tenders, and fries! It looked like a great place inside to frequent if you're in the area!

I really want to love Fraser's…read more I dig dive bars. I'm into local neighborhood spots. I enjoy beer and burgers and deep fried things. While I'm not that into sports, I can appreciate a good sports bar. Perhaps that's the critical piece here. This seems to be a really fun place to watch a Michigan football game on one of the 10,000 TVs. Even a minor game where not much is at stake will have patrons cheering at every moderately good play. But Brandon A. suggested Fraser's has "great burgers, excellent beer selection, great drinks at fantastic prices and great service...as long as you abide by one simple rule: don't be an asshole." That hasn't been my experience. They have adequate burgers, but there are significantly tastier and cheaper burgers available in town. The beer list is fine, but I have yet to find anyplace in Ann Arbor with an actually excellent beer selection. Admittedly I'm spoiled by my favorite small tap room which is several states over, and I miss deeply. However, it did give me an appreciation for what it means for a place to have an excellent beer selection. My Euchre Pils was $7 and served in a plastic cup. Maybe I'm old, but that does not feel like a fantastic price. And the service? On my most recent visit it took a long time for anyone to come by with menus, and an even longer time before anyone returned to take a food order. I tried flagging down a server, but none were making eye contact. It appears the servers work in some kind of zone defense, as every part of our experience seemed to be handled by a different person. It was uncomfortable to the point where we felt unwelcome and considered leaving. But we had already been there so long we were committed to seeing it out. For the record, I'm not an asshole. I still tipped over 25% on the food. I can't say I'm a fan of the 4% fee to use a credit card, or the $.75 charge for a little side of mayo for the fries. All told, it was $50 for two burgers, one beer, and an onion ring up-charge. Not exactly a cheap meal. So far I've braved the burgers, I've sampled the sliders, and sunk my teeth into a sandwich. I've tried the fries and onion rings. Everything was just kinda okay, but nothing has risen to the level of "ooh that's good". What am I missing? I want to love the place. It's close to where I live, which makes it mighty convenient, but unless someone can offer me a compelling reason to give it another try, I'm unlikely to return.

Excellent pub food and setting downtown ASquared. One of the best burgers in town, great fries and…read moreexcellent apps. Any melted cheese they serve, get. Queso dip with elote, beer cheese dip for pretzel bites and OMG cheese curds and dip. Great drafts (we went with Anniversary Ale and Summer Lagers) served cold and fast in the pub side (recommend) and excellent service from a lovely bearded dude behind bar. Apologies for not remembering his name but served our 5 top on 8/15/26. Feels like a perfect place for us alums, families, kids and friends and for all palates.

I really like this spot for their bar snacks. The beer battered fries and cheese curds were my…read morefavorite. I also got the pastrami sandwich, but it was pretty mid. The service was great as well and they have a good drink selection. So definitely recommend for a quick drink and snacks with friends.

Awesome pub near umich law school! Perfect spot to grab a glass of beer/sangria on a sunny…read moreafternoon and sit outside. Service was fast and friendly. - Sangria: 100/10 (honestly... one of the best sangria I've ever had??? I'm usually not the biggest fan of sangria, because there are times when the sangria tastes very sour and/or bitter. The sangria here was very refreshing and had the perfect amount of sweetness) - Oberon Eclipse: 10/10 (I loveeee Oberon and the Oberon Eclipse draft beer did not disappoint)

This Irish bar, located across from the law quad, has been around a good half century and for good…read morereason. Between it's two floors, two large patios, and many rooms, it can host a ton of people. On my fall visits the only place to hang is outside. The back/enclosed-but-open patio is spacious, with approximately 10 large picnic tables that can easily hold a dozen people each. Some are covered by the balcony-patio on the second floor some are in the open space of the main courtyard, so be prepared to be sunburned if it's daytime! On this Saturday afternoon, post football game, it was packed, essentially standing room only but we managed to snag one picnic table to squeeze our group into. Food is standard bar-fare and good but plan on a solid 30 minute wait after ordering (not bad for a hundred+ patrons scattered throughout). Drink prices are reasonable with pitchers ruling the day. Pro Tips: There are lots of parking meters all around. Despite this packed day on campus, at 4:30p there were still several meters within a block so do a "drive-by" before giving up and heading to a parking garage. Also, everyone uses the couple of bathrooms on the main floor so there's often a short line but(!) there are two bathrooms up the narrow staircase on the second level that are rarely booked.