Primeira classificação Restaurantes e cafés em Detroit

Offering patrons 12 beers on tap along with a variety of finger food, Crow’s Nest is a lively neighborhood bar filled with a young, cheerful crowd. From the bar menu, Fat Tire and Illusive Traveler are particularly delicious. You could also go for Blue Moon or Grapefruit Ale. If all the socializing makes you feel hungry, you can call for the Patty Melt Burger, Taco Salad or the Coconut Shrimp Basket. If you decide to try out this vibrant bar, don’t forget to keep a look out for their poker, karaoke and trivia nights.

The headquarters of Belgian culture in Detroit, the Cadieux Café has one of the first feather bowling alleys in the United States. The bowling alleys are concave and players roll huge wooden wheels and try to land closest to a feather. Tucked away in a residential neighborhood on the East Side, the Cadieux Café is also famous for its fabulous mussels, which are served in more than six different ways. The rest of the menu is typical pub grub and Belgian dishes, and the Old World decor and cheery atmosphere provide a good taste of Belgian bonhomie. It is recommended to book bowling lanes in advance, but it's almost as much fun to watch the old-timers bowl as to play yourself.

Breweries abound in the United States but some are located in bizarre locations. One such microbrewery is Atwater in the Park situated within a historic church. Vintage decor such as high vaults, imposing wood-beams supporting the roof, and stained glass windows have been kept intact. These decor elements clash in a quirky way with the modern setup of the brewery and beer hall, including brewing equipment and television sets. The brewery's sprawling beer garden affords a beautiful view of the church's white stone facade, light gray roof, tall tower and street clock. The food menu includes classic German fare while the beer selection will leave connoisseurs impressed. Discounts and specials include free meals for children on Sundays, quiz nights on Tuesdays, and a build-your-own-burger option on Wednesdays.

The Patti Finnegans Pub & Grille is a popular spot for some delicious meals after a couple of rounds of golf. The restaurant is located on the Katke-Cousins Golf Course and offers visitors spectacular views of the course along with delicious traditional American fare, a peaceful ambiance, and friendly and welcoming service. The steak, crab cakes, shrimp, fish and chips, and burgers are some of the favorites. They also have a full bar that serves locally brewed beers, fine wines, a range of spirits, and tasty cocktails. Occasional live music and entertainment, and karaoke and quiz nights add to the appeal of this place making it a must visit spot when in the neighborhood.