Best to go on a sunny day (fortunately it was sunny today when we went). Check out 'The House that Makes Cents/Sense', and I liked all the vaccumes in the yard. If you have kids and take them, be ca En savoir plus .
Great bar! Oldest running bowling alley in the US. Be sure and see The Ghost Inside when they come through here
Founded in 1985, the museum preserves the legacy of the Motown Record Corp. The exhibits include collections of historical photographs, artwork, music, costumes & other memorabilia from the era.
Fresh veggies and cheap. Bring your own bags. In the summer, sit outside, grab some ribs grilled on the street and watch locals try their vocals at karoake. En savoir plus .
The Detroit Institute of the Arts is a beacon of culture for the Detroit area. Carrying multicultural and multinational collections, the DIA will never disappoint.
The old Grand Circus Theater was transformed into this opera house, which opened on January 22, 1922. Featured artists have included jazz legends Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington.
Ready for an awesome rock show? Go to the Magic Stick, walk upstairs. Hit the bar on the left. Watch the awesome people that hang out there. Walk straight up to the stage and enjoy the show! En savoir plus .
THE best juke in all of Detroit. Good food, kitchen open until 2am daily, friendly staff, cold beer. but watch out: no photos (of any kind) allowed. Ask why -- good backstory.
Go to the original. Not the Ferndale knock off. If it's rainy, all the better. Hole up inside John King and explore until your literary heart is content. Start with the local history section. En savoir plus .
Make sure you take advantage of their awesome weekend beer special. $0.50 draft beers starting at noon and the price goes up $0.50 every half hour. They only keep Michigan craft beers on tap! En savoir plus .
Don't be afraid of a line. Staple is the corned beef hash unless distracted by one of the specials.
Industrial space with huge open rooms...exhibits change often, its often all to yourself during the day... interesting books
One of Detroit's oldest, active pubs; ran during prohibition and continues to play up to her storied past.
Go on a weeknight when the bands are playing and enjoy a night of Polka dancing with your friends!
Mon- Fri they have an awesome 2 for one happy hour & by far the best patio in Mexican town.
One of the best places to eat when the bars get out and you're pretty drunk... their sliders are amazing!!! Also good when you're sober too!!
They just expanded Good Girls! If you were turned off by the lack of table space, go try again! The crepes are still fantastic, and now you can enjoy them sitting in their new spacious cafe.
Andrew and Chuck Bennett visited Cafe d'Mongo's for an upscale version of Detroit soul food. Andrew tasted Leroy's version of peking duck. As seen on Bizarre Foods America. En savoir plus .
