Old Miami boasts a cozy ambiance, lots of good music and an eclectic crowd. Short for "Missing In Action Michigan," this unique dive bar is frequented by students and bikers alike. Sip on a cool concoction while you enjoy the upbeat music. Take a breather from the action in the cozy lounge area as you indulge in people-watching. Their impressive array of live acts and music performances will take your breath away. Pool tables are scattered all around the place to keep you entertained through and through. The back patio delights with its intimate setting, perfect for summer gigs. Frequent parties, themed events and special acts are designed to tempt and tantalize the senses.
There’s nothing quite like a night at Detroit’s own Cliff Bell’s: amazing cocktails, live jazz, and award-winning cuisine. The jazz and supper club is all vaulted ceilings, leather booths, and burnished Mahogany. It originally opened in the 1930s, and after it shut its doors in 1985, was reopened in 2005 after painstaking renovations. It’s once again part and parcel of Detroit’s remarkable Jazz scene, which predates and influenced the Motown explosion. Grab a Detroit Dirty Martini and settle down for a sultry evening of great music.
Ronin restaurant and a sushi bar is home to some mighty fine deishes. As with any popular restaurant, you will likely have to endure some time and wait to be seated. However, be rest assured that it will all be worth it. A wide selection of sushi rolls include vegetarian rolls among the fish specials. Great service by the wait-staff round out an exquisite experience.
Johnny Shotz is a fabulous local bar and is amongst the best in the area. Opened in 1991, this peppy watering hole has never had a dull day. Featuring nine pool tables, 37 high definition televisions, DJ nights and live music, the entertainment is always on. Tipple on craft beer on any of their 13 taps or nosh on tasty bites that will satisfy your appetite. It is a great place to unwind or hangout with friends in tow.
For a taste of the Islands most flavorful cuisine, try Bahama Breeze Island Grille. One of the nation's leading Caribbean-inspired restaurants, Bahama Breeze has tropical atmosphere, high ceilings, rich woods and palm tree decor. Expect bold and spicy flavors with each meal presented in a way that is as eye-catching as it is appetizing. Whether it's West Indies Chicken Curry, the Bahamian Seafood Chowder or any one of countless other entrees and desserts, you will always be satisfied at Bahama Breeze. The Bahamarita, Bahama's signature frozen margarita, is a must.
Along with its good live Raggae, Blues and Alternative Rock music, The Well in Downtown Detroit is appreciated for its friendly service and reasonably priced menu. The bar is a fun place to hangout with a bunch of friends after a long tiring day or simply to people-watch while you nurse a beer on some of their busy days when they get a varied crowd. Game days see a lively atmosphere, with lots of cheering and revelry. With easily accessible parking and great bartenders if you're in the Downtown area, a visit to The Well is a must.