Once a ticket office for the Grand Trunk Rail Road, this pub features Michigan-brewed and fantastic food in a setting that can't be beat.
Really busy on the weekends! But normally lots of tables, and great coffee and treats.
Located in an old bank vault The Bedford is a new "secret" basement. Try the Jacknife Judys (Templeton Rye, Rishi Vanilla Black Tea Reduction, Cynar, Muscat dessert wine, Orange bitters) En savoir plus .
Argent is helmed by Rodelio Aglibot who has fine-tuned a menu that emphasizes dishes from the late 1800s, when Chicago captured the world’s attention by hosting the World’s Fair. En savoir plus .
Button-tufted bar seats and leather booths look comfy enough to nap in, and the cocktail list can also be enjoyed on the outdoor patio during warmer months En savoir plus .
Diners looking for good beer and rib-sticking, farm-to-table bites served inside rustic confines can get their fill at The Monkey's Paw. En savoir plus .
Stock that new pad with a vintage velvet sofa ($600) and prop those housewarming party beers on a Lane coffee table ($300) while soaking up the compliments. En savoir plus .
This diner has been in Montreal for many moons, it’s a cozy shoebox that you can eat perfect the grub all hours of the night. Open 24 hours & serving up steaks, breakfasts, poutines, & the Ed Burger.
Prohibition is our type of place. They've got big-time burgers -- we suggest trying a Fat Tony (fried jalapenos, fried onion strings and a spicy cream cheese). They have a huge beer selection too. En savoir plus .
