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!

Road construction is going on currently so it makes it challenging to get here, but it's clean and…read moremodern inside and looks like a place I would frequent if I lived in the area. I started with the Toucan Sam drink which was the only rum drink on their menu of specialty cocktails. It's a really good drink that is slightly bitter due to the campari and toasted almond bitters. For food, I was craving a burger but I visited on the wrong day. I chose the Thai style wings and a carne asada taco. Wings - the wings were decent but I got tired of eating them after the first 2. The thai peppers that it came with were not very spicy at all. The meat was also a little challenging to get off the bones for some reason. Taco - I enjoyed this better than the wings, even though this was smaller. Service was decent but not perfect. I was already ready to leave and then they asked if I wanted another drink. They were about 5 mins late since the bar area wasn't actively manned during a majority of my visit.

We celebrated our anniversary tonight at the Dirty Dog Jazz Café, and all I can say is...they got…read moreeverything right. From the moment we walked through the front door until we left, every single person we encountered made us feel like we were celebrating with family. The hostess welcomed us with anniversary wishes, our server was outstanding, the bus staff wished us well, and everyone in between made the evening feel special. It's rare to find a restaurant where the entire team is so genuinely engaged. The atmosphere was exactly what we were looking for. The lighting was warm and inviting, the room had a wonderful energy, and it struck that perfect balance between elegant and comfortable. We noticed several other couples celebrating anniversaries, and before the evening got underway, each one was recognized. It was such a classy touch. The food was terrific. We started with the potato soup, and it was one of the best we've had. I ordered the pork schnitzel, which was excellent, and Nancy's fish entrée was every bit as good. The champagne was generously poured, everything arrived perfectly prepared, and every course reminded us why people rave about this place. The funny thing is, we skipped dessert...and spent the drive home wishing we hadn't! We drove from the other side of town, and I'd make that trip again in a heartbeat. Great food, impeccable service, wonderful ambiance, and an evening we'll remember for a long time. If you're looking for a place to celebrate an anniversary or any special occasion, I can't recommend the Dirty Dog Jazz Café highly enough. Thank you to everyone who made our 33rd anniversary such a memorable one.

This cafe is adorable! Love the decor! Very old English. The band was wonderful and the singer was…read moreimmensely talented! Unfortunately, the only vegetarian item has been discontinued, and there are now vegan items on the menu. Service was attentive and respectful of the music. Get there early if you want to eat. Hot food last call is at 6:45 pm.

Listen, it was the service for me…read more The guards weren't rude, the bartenders and waitresses were pleasant and on top of everything. The music was a TAD bit loud for me personally but the vibes were def there. I would suggest getting there early for seating for sure. There is an outside patio as well as those ppl didn't seem to be ignored by the server (you didn't see them come in to order at the bar) GOOD SIGN! My party all enjoyed our drinks! I'm a Remy girl so I was happy to see a drink where Remy was the 1st ingredient! The middle finger is def the right name!The food isn't like typical bar food. I wanted to try the wings but opt for seafood instead. Seafood eggrolls BANG! Really cool to see local highschool names as options for things on the menu. Real local homage, I thought that was cute! The size isn't that big but the vibes again fill the room. Pure positive atmosphere! Cute colors, lighting, and mirrors! No parking lot! This is off Livernois Stop in and give it a try.

Best bar on the WestSide of Detroit Visually. Great to watch…read morea game and have a drink. Staff is very nice and the owners are the insuring prompt Service. They also have a jukebox box where you pick music which i like a lot. Try them out asap!

The Food, Service, Decor and Ambiance are all Superb!…read more Highly Recommended. A must try spot in Grosse Pointe Park

Best Mexican for miles around. Great flavor, great prices and the best service!…read moreAlso, it's beautiful inside!! The owner, Jeff, always makes you feel welcome!

Ordered the chips trio (with salsa, guacamole and queso as an appetizer.AMAZING)!!! Blueberry…read moremargarita for me, strawberry mango for the wife. DELICIOUS!!! Loma Saltado for the wife (sirloin came out in chunks, not strips) flavor on point!!!! My Asada, Pollo and Pastor street tacos were the BOMB along with the bacon wrapped pepper!!! MARIA IS AN AWESOME SERVER!!! Edit: Maria proved again why she's the best!!! The wife left an expensive lipstick on the booth seat and Maria (seeing the brand) immediately called and said she'd hold onto it until the next time!!! It was Mac brand from her daughter for a Christmas present-perfect Red!!!No need!!! We'll turn around for a few additional drinks now!!! Once we got there, Amy at the bar took excellent care of our drinks!!! WE WILL BE BACK!!!

I love me a California Burrito so I ordered takeout to try Mezcal's version. Food was ready within…read morea couple of minutes of when it was said it would be ready. Cool spot they have. Little patio with some seats and then couple different dining areas. Started with chips and guac. Very big portion on chips and the guac was large as well. The chips were fine. Could have used some more salt (most places don't salt them enough), but they were fresh so that was good. The guac was solid. Nothing noteworthy, but I liked it. As for the burrito, it was very good. Nice portion and the asada was very tender and flavorful. Never know with that. The fries were crispy as well which is always a worry. I had some of the salsa it came with which really elevated the burrito. If you're in the area, stop by. Would return.

I thought the decor would be cheesy and the food mid but man was I pleasantly wrong…read more We had the zero clucks given with fries and a half tuna melt with the daily soup which was a chicken tortilla type soup. Everything was absolutely delicious. We had 2 different people checking on us but not obnoxiously so. The decor and atmosphere was cute and well done!

Bathrooms are not clean and you don't even have locks in bathrooms so when needing to use them…read morepeople are walking in on you. This place has to be under new management or old management that doesn't care anymore. This could be a nice gay club again.

Lex Appeal: The Unabridged Version…read more In Jack Finney's short story "Of Missing Persons" (bear with me here), a man stumbles into an unassuming travel agency and is offered a once-in-a-lifetime chance to emigrate to a mysterious, otherworldly paradise called Verna. It's beautiful, modest, and almost too good to be real. The Lexington is Detroit's Verna. It's the kind of place you hear about from someone who looks both thrilled and reluctant to even tell you, like they're giving away a secret they shouldn't. And when you finally step inside, you get it: the low glow of the lights, the soundtrack of animated, half-drunken conversations zig-zagging across the room, the melange of whiskey and possibility hanging in the air just so. You'll wonder how it's even allowed to exist. The Lexington isn't just a bar; it's a cast of characters you somehow already care about by the time the first drink sweats in your hand. Dave and Jen, the proprietors, are the Gen X power couple we all secretly hoped we'd grow up to be...or at least hoped would adopt us when our own parents fell short. Dave is the textbook definition of avuncular. His hugs cured my cancer. True story. Jen is understanding, astute, and has a memory sharp enough to make you feel seen, even if you don't quite remember who you are that night. She seems to genuinely look out for everyone, guests included, which feels rarer than it should. And then there's guest star bartender, J. Rho (aka Detroit's best friend). Just look at him. He's the type of guy you could bring with you to the ER waiting room, and somehow it ends up being the most fun you've ever had. J. Rho also hosts JRHO-KE Karaoke Night on the last Friday of every month. Many Lex participants were clearly trained at Interlochen or The Juilliard, or maybe just blessed by the gods of pitch and phrasing, because they're shockingly good. But don't worry; they still leave room for mere mortals on occasion. Then there's Open Mic Night, every other Tuesday. At most bars, "Open Mic" is your cue to grab your coat and bolt, like you just spotted an ugly, suburban bachelorette party coming your way, screeching in matching sashes and wigs. Not here. At The Lex, the talent isn't just polished, it's intimidating. Again: what is this place? Even the little details feel personal here. The bathroom is so well-stocked and spotless you might decide to camp out for a bit. I'm pretty sure I spotted a Fabergé egg toilet paper holder and what may or may not be a Chihuly glass sculpture. On live music nights, they'll even hand you complimentary earplugs if you ask nicely. The patio's been recently upgraded with cement pavers and, inexplicably, a wholesome little fleet of toy trucks waiting for the one-in-a-million toddler who might somehow make it into a 21+ establishment. Oh, and there's a pixelated lo-fi screen behind the bar quietly letting you know what song is playing on the Spotify playlist. (Spoiler: it will never be ska. Sorry, ska fans.) The Regulars' Section is its own ecosystem. If you unknowingly sit in one of their spots, no one will ask you to move. But they will talk to you for the next three hours, staring gently into your soul and asking, "Are you OK? No, but are you *really* OK?" True, they'll make a lot of weird inside jokes you won't understand at first (big hats seem to be a recurring theme?), but sooner or later someone will loop you in. You won't feel left out here, or like you have to survive some hazing ritual just to belong, unlike some other cities. These regulars might actually want to be your friend. More than once, I've considered moving across time zones just to be closer. Not that anyone needs to know just how far Verna's magic really goes, but I've heard it told that The Lex has even been known to save lives on occasion. That, however, is a story for another night.

This is the second time I've been to this bar, both times for live music being played there. The…read moreonly issue I see for it as a venue is that the stage is just as dark as the rest of the bar. They do have a nice selection of whiskey and tequila, the bathrooms are unisex and clean, and they have cute outdoor area out back, through the pea gravel isn't the best for standing.

We had a nice time here on Sunday afternoon 7/5/26. We were at a private party & met the owner. He…read moreactually made my drink. I had the brown lemon drop && I really enjoyed it. Great taste & it was strong. I tried the "good times" food truck. The fully loaded steak-bites could really use some sauce. It was dry. I'll be back to Miss Evas one day when its likely open to the public. I lived the venue.

I stopped by for a Jamaican food pop up on a Thursday evening. There was a DJ playing and everyone…read morewas having a good time. The bar was set up really nice and had a nice list of craft cocktails to choose from. The bartender was extremely friendly, knowledgeable, and made excellent drinks the presentation was really nice.