We stumbled across Two Birds completely by accident while driving through Indian Village checking…read moreout all the beautiful houses, and I'm so glad we did. I can't believe I'd never heard of this place before! This little cocktail bar is small, cozy, and has such a fun vibe inside. It feels intimate and the service was warm and friendly. The craft cocktails were excellent! We'll definitely be back. Love finding hidden gems like this!

The bar space isn't my vibe but I came to Two Birds for the pop up restaurant. I like that Two…read moreBirds frequently hosts different pop-ups regularly so I'll be returning just for the food. While I waited for my food I ordered a non-alcoholic drink. I like that non-alcoholic drinks are cheaper than alcoholic drinks. Some places want to charge the same amount for both and that's ridiculous to spend over $12-15 for a drink with no alcohol. Service is so-so. I ordered the Imagine non-alcoholic cocktail. The menu states that it is made of guava, lemon, cherry, dulce de leche. Unfortunately, I didn't notice any guava, lemon, or dulce de leche. It was just a cherry drink. I assumed they didn't have the ingredients to make the cocktail I ordered.

Collect moved to the English village and brought even more charm with them! The building is so fun…read morewith the small stained windows and open space -- there are some fun pop ups that happen randomly that are so worth the visit! Everyone that works there is absolutely amazing and have the best attitude- they'll help you find your next favorite beer and it could even be the blue gatorade they have on tap. There is a huge open garden and courtyard so lots of open space. There is street parking all around so I wouldn't worry about that!

This is an updated review for the new spot…read more One of the things I liked about the old spot was that it reminded me of the bars in Europe, locally oriented, cozy, welcoming. Kercheval location is massive, massive enough to have a basketball net put into it. Everything else is kind of the same, great service, interesting choice of beers. The one thing I didn't like was the $16 Michigan Reisling. That seemed like kind of a crazy price for freaking Reisling.... From Michigan.

What an old, but cool place and historic place. We were in the Walkerville area for food around…read morethe corner and wanted to stop for another drink someplace close. I wasn't sure at first as it had some interesting signage and it seemed empty, but we decided to take chance on it. We just stopped for drinks, but the bartender was super friendly and helpful. Even helped us locate some pastries that were on our list. Overall a great little stop while we were in town for lunch and a drink

The Victoria Tavern has been an establishment in the Walkerville area longer than any place in the…read morecurrent neighborhood. The ambiance is pub style with old tin ceilings and a large scotch selection behind the old bar. There is even a large area outside in the backyard to enjoy a cold beverage or two. The food is consistently good -- with burgers, sandwiches, salads, apps and daily specials, they even have some pretty good fish & chips. Everyone is friendly, lots of locals, and some type of entertainment or activity every night except Sundays. Friday night is Karaoke, and live entertainment starts in the early evening on Saturdays. A good casual place to grab a beer and a bite to eat while watching the game. Check it out! it's a hidden gem!

This brewery isn't near anything else, they have a small (grass) free parking lot though!…read more Inside has a very large space with a handful of bar seats but mainly tables in a casual, plain atmosphere. We saw a large biking group there but overall, it was very quiet when we were there. The bartender was nice and we enjoyed a few small beers and a Casamara Club (non-alcoholic beverage made in Detroit!). The Alta flavor of the Casamara Club was a bit too black licorice-y for my taste but I'm super interested in trying other flavors- fun to try and I'm really glad they had it. They also have food trucks so that was a fun addition to the evening. It's always great to explore different places in Detroit!

Pretty cool space! They have plenty of seating inside and a pretty decent patio. I love the ambient…read morelighting it makes it so cozy in there and they have a good selection of board games. I'm not a beer person but it was good! It was rainy when I went so they didn't have a food truck there but I check their facebook to see events.

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

LG is next to the waterfront that offers indoor and outdoor seating. Stepping in, reminded me of…read morethe many pubs on U of M campus. The staff was friendly, attentive and helpful. We got an order of dry wings. I have to say, I was blown away by how juicy and flavorful these wings were! By far the best wings I've had in a very long time. The ranch could be a bit better (on the bland side). The poutine was also delicious. The fries were crispy that went so well with cheese curds and gravy. Highly recommend checking this place out for the wings poutine and of course, beers.

Well, I came to Canada and decided to give this place a try since it was close to the hotel and my…read morefamily needed a quick bite. The beer was good. The vibes were good. But the burger? Nahhhh. I ordered the bacon cheeseburger because our waitress told me it had won an award. Well...the judges must have had a different cook that day. The burger looked amazing, but the moment I took that first bite, I was instantly disappointed. It was dry, wayyyyy overcooked, and just lacked any flavor that would make me want another bite. Now, I will give credit where it's due. The service was outstanding. Our waitress was friendly, attentive, and made the experience enjoyable. The atmosphere was also great, and I'd definitely come back for a beer and to hang out. As for the food? I'll pass next time. Overall, I enjoyed the experience, but if you're going for the award-winning burger...your experience may vary.

Great drinks and service! The mai tai was on par if not better than anything I've had in Hawaii…read more Highly recommend! We ordered some pasties to munch on with it, and they were delicious as well. It was our first time here, but we will surely be back!

Awesome and friendly place. Nice happy hour. Chris hooked it up. $2 off Tito's and $3 beer. Will…read morebe back.

Popped in during happy hour while checking out our daughter's new neighborhood. Loved the creative…read moreAsian fusion menu items. Sampled several menu items and they were all delicious.An owner was waiting on us, and he and the rest of the staff were attentive and fun. The Charlevoix has a great neighborhood bar vibe- there were several families as well as many people looking like they were meet after work. We look forward to returning!

I had the el pastor tacos, they were delicious. The service was great. I will certainly be back.read more