Locations in Detroit: Games: Board Games

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  • 8 Mile Huddle Lounge

    15880 E. Eight Mile Detroit

    (313) 372-3581

    Live music, billiards, darts and karaoke bar.
  • Abars

    7880 Riverside Dr. E., Windsor Detroit

    (519) 945-1293; (519) 977-5256 (FAX)

    Abars is one of the last original roadhouses, dating back to the days of prohibition. We offer a limited menu featuring burgers, wings and a clubhouse. Our huge deck offers the best view down the Detroit river. Mondays $2 burgers, Tuesdays Free Pool, Wednesdays 2-4-1 Wings, Thursdays $2.50 Well Drinks and Bottled Beer, Fridays DJ Clean, Saturdays Live Music. We have something for everyone. Halibut and Fries every Friday!
  • Amici's Coffee House

    43636 Schoenherr, Sterling Heights Detroit

    (586) 247-3686

    Friendly, pleasant atmosphere. Any kind of coffee you desire. Delicious pies, cheesecake, and muffins.
  • Aut Bar

    315 Braun Court, Ann Arbor Washtenaw County

    (734) 9943677; (734) 1396 (FAX)

    In the summer months, historic Kerrytown's Aut Bar spills out onto a quiet courtyard it has nearly all to itself. Functioning as a restaurant and a bar (the second level is 21 and older only), the kitchen was formerly only open at night, But there's now a popular weekend brunch Saturday (10 a.m.- 2 p.m.) and Sunday (10a.m.-3 p.m.) For brunch, Mexican specialties are standouts, including breakfast burritos or huevos motulenos — layers of corn tortilla, eggs, and black beans with ranchero sauce, diced ham, peas and cheese on top. Even the standard omelet gets a twist, like the take-off from meat and cheese in their turkey and gouda. The Aut Bar is definitely gay-friendly, catering to the LGBT community and their friends, families, and allies.

  • The Bead Hut Cafe

    50 N. Saginaw, Pontiac Oakland County

    (248) 292-1024; (248) 292-1025 (FAX)

    The Bead Hut Cafe is part coffee shop, part jewelry store. We have a very warm environment that is kind of a boater/surfer,grandmothers basement on acid! Ever been to mardi gras? Free spirits abondent,we are the "escape from boredom, the alternative to ordinary".

    Open mic on Sunday hosted by Timothy Atwood, Monday by Brianna Clor,we all know Brianna!Tuesday is poetry night, all are welcome! Wednesday, guitar club meets, anyone with an interest may attend. Trade licks, tricks and riffs. Free to the publick, experience some good old fashin blue grass and contemperary music too. We feature D.J.s and live music on friday and saturday nights. All events begin at 9:00 p.m. The party just never ends. A great place to sober up, after the clubs of Pontiac!

  • Belmont Bar

    10215 Joseph Campau, Hamtramck Detroit

    (313) 871-1966

    The Belmont is a place where everyone can feel comfortable. Whether you're a rocker, a dancer or just looking for a neighborhood bar to chat and shoot some stick, The Belmont can accomodate you. Located in one of Michigan's most diverse and interesting communities, the Belmont has something for everyone.

  • Bert's Marketplace

    2727 Russell St. Detroit

    313-567-2030

    Anyone can show up here. Detroit's only late night jazz club serving up Cajun catfish and red beans and rice all night long. It's not common to find a bar where everyone seems to know each other and yet newcomers don't feel excluded. Dozens of regulars turn up Thursdays for the open mic jazz jam sessions. Bert's serves the music fans bargain-price soul food from rows of steam tables: meat and two sides for nine bucks, or up to $25 for a whole slab of ribs. In keeping with Bert's bare-bones, working-class atmosphere, their food is more down-home than much of the soul food you find in restaurants, which has often been upgraded from its humble origins.
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  • Bittersweet Coffee House

    3921 Woodward Detroit

    (313) 832-4719

    What you ask of a coffeehouse? Good coffee? Delicious desserts? Exciting performances? Gorgeous art works? Bittersweet Coffee House has all of the these. This new coffeehouse, located north of Orchestra Hall in downtown Detroit, promises to bring a young and exciting atmosphere to this old area. Espressos, coffees, teas, fresh breads and desserts are all featured on the menu. Bittersweet welcomes all performers, artists or poets to exhibit their talents there, and afterward, join in conversation with the customers.
  • Caribou Coffee

    112 S. Woodward Ave., Birmingham Oakland County

    (248) 642-5560

    This chain gourmet coffee shop serves up coffee and espresso beverages in an Alaska-inspired setting. They offer some specialty drinks that are a nice change of page from the average mocha, as well as a selection of pastries.
  • Chaser's Lounge

    6211 Chase Road, Dearborn Detroit

    (313) 584-9110

    This is one of Metro-Detroit's oldest gathering spots. Originally opened just after the Great Depression, this Dearborn tavern has been fully renovated for the new millennium. Hardwood floors and rich mahogany appointments set the tone for this spacious bar. With new pool tables, shuffle board, darts and more there is always a challenge to be met. A premium sound system plays energized "dance" music from the 60's thru today at a volume you can talk over. The coldest direct draft beer system available offers imports and premiums along with 14 bottled choices. Catch the game on one of our three T.V.s or just hang out.
  • Coffee Beanery

    152 N. Old Woodward, Birmingham Oakland County

    (248) 646-6022; (248) 646-6338 (FAX)

    "We are the warmest coffee shop in Birmingham. Not only does our heat work well, we have great drinks. Go against the pack and check out our live entertainment series. Resident Blues man Paul Miles rocks out almost every saturday night."
  • Crazy Wisdom Tea Room

    114 S. Main St., Ann Arbor Washtenaw County

    (734) 665-9468; (734) (FAX)

    “Crazy Wisdom Tea Room is a wonderful alcohol- and smoke-free environment with free live music performances every Friday and Saturday night. It features over 100 varieties of tea, café au lait, café con leche, café latte, cappuccino, espresso, and organic coffee. Located on the second floor is Crazy Wisdom Bookstore; it has a wonderful healing and spiritual atmosphere. We also offer a Sunday afternoon tea, which is a great alternative to brunch.”
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  • Diamond Shaft

    14919 Meyers Detroit

    (313) 934-6680

    21-and-over crowd, strict dress code (no jeans, gym shoes, spandex). A brown bag affair.
  • Dragonmead

    14600 E. 11 Mile Rd., Warren Detroit

    (586) 776-9428; (586) 776-2328 (FAX)

    A unique European pub-like atmosphere with board games and puzzles. No television or food. Bring your own food, or order food to be delivered at the bar. A place to talk and play while sampling 30 beers on tap or some of our hand-crafted sodas. English cask ales also available. Recently awarded Best Amber Ale and Best Belgian Ale at the 2001 World Expo of Beer in Frankenmuth, Michigan, and Best Dark Ale at Chicago's Real Ale Festival. Also named Michigan's Best Brew Pub by Michigan Living.
  • Espresso Royale Caffe

    324 S. State Street, Ann Arbor Washtenaw County

    (734) 668-1595 (FAX)

  • Frank's Cafe

    602 Forest, Wyandotte Detroit

    (734) 281-8964; (734) 285-6190 (FAX)

    Pre-Prohibition building with a friendly, warm atmosphere.
  • Gizzmos

    3225 Biddle Ave., Wyandotte Detroit

    (734) 284-3459; (734) 284-5655 (FAX)

    Gizzmos is a place to unwind and share good times and conversation. The building itself is a part of the rich history of downtown Wyandotte. It has been a bar for over 70 years! We have preserved the original backbar and designed the rest of the establishment around the '30s art deco era. We specialize in martinis and ultra-premium liquors. We also carry many different styles and brands of cigars. Gizzmos is proud to have some of the top local blues and jazz musicians entertaining our guests. Very soon we will be implimenting an exciting tapas menu! Join us every Sunday for our one-of-a-kind 'Build your own Bloody Mary Bar'. See you soon!
  • Grand Cafe

    33316 Grand River, Farmington Detroit

    (248) 615-9181; (248) 615-9180 (FAX)

    European coffee caf&eactue; serving espresso, cappuccino and all those wonderfully flavored java creations. Breakfast on Saturday and Sunday. Live entertainment Friday and Saturday evenings. Casual, cosmopolitan atmosphere.
  • Java Jims Coffee

    33523 8 Mile Rd., Livonia Detroit

    (248) 471-2779

    Many local artists are featured in this coffee shop and art gallery. They offer free Wi-Fi for customers. During "happy hour", which is between 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. on weekdays, customers get $1 off any specialty drink or 50 cents off coffee or tea.
  • L.A. Cafe & Java

    5815 Dixie Hwy., Waterford Detroit

    (248) 623-1610; (248) (FAX)

    California-style café with sit-down dining in an eclectic, casual enviroment. Featuring homemade soups, 1-lb sandwiches, salads, blue chip nachos, turkey and homemade veggie burgers, scromelettes (scrambled omelettes), blueberry/pecan oatbran pancakes, an array of desserts and Heidi's homemade biscotti. Full coffee menu and 37 coffees sold by the pound. Vegan- and vegetarian-friendly. Holiday gift baskets. Children's menu.
  • Le Cafe The House

    2445 W. Grand Blvd. Detroit

    (313) 897-7313; (313) 898-9350 (FAX)

    Started in the mind and heart of the family matriarch and her daughters, Le Café Thé House specializes in fine teas, coffees, and espresso. They're also available for continental breakfast, lunch, afternoon teas and pastries. Smooth and jazzy, with a laid-back style.
  • Le Jive Music Cafe

    109 Maple, Wyandotte Detroit

    (734) 324-2328

    Le Jive is a downriver music cafe offering excellent specialty coffees, sodas such as Jones and a great variety of root beers, and goodies from Janie's Cookie Co.

    We showcase local music- dj's every Wednesday with our open mc night and bands every Saturday.

    Local artists' work is also featured- we host a public reception starting at 8pm for each artist on first Fridays. Art exhibits run for one month.

    Our non-smoking, non-alcoholic venue helps to assure a clean and safe atmosphere for all of our patrons.

  • Leopold Bros. of Ann Arbor (closed)

    523 S. Main St., Ann Arbor Washtenaw County

    (734) 747-9806; (734) 747-6255 (FAX)

    With a German brewhall motif, this spacious restaurant/bar offers much for the eye and the mind. Board games, pool tables, foosball, darts and bubble hockey on the inside, beer garden and grill on the outside.
  • Milk Coffee Bar

    68 University Avenue West, Windsor Detroit

    (519) 256-1414

    Milk, once considered the most pretentious bar in the history of Windsor, now simply the best. Milk, week by week, is a cliche crusher for the 21st century in art, music and mind. Milk is tomorrow calling. Are you brave enough to answer?
  • The Muddhouse

    317 W. Cross St, Ypsilanti Detroit

    (734) 482-8020

  • Old Town Tavern

    122 W. Liberty, Ann Arbor Washtenaw County

    (734) 662-9291; (734) 665-1963 (FAX)

    Since 1867. Featuring a casual, relaxed atmosphere, full menu specializing in homemade soups and sandwhiches, Tex-mex. Best burgers in Ann Arbor.
  • Peacock Cabaret

    1703 Cass Detroit

    (313) 525-8741

    The Peacock has a entertainment venue placed in the heart of Detroit's most prestigious hotel! Holding aprox. 100 people. Known for it's unique appearance with a intimate cabaret atmosphere. You never know what to expect from this always evolving entertainment mecca.
  • Pub 1281

    1281 S. Gratiot, Mount Clemens Macomb County

    (586) 463-0270

    Great atmosphere, laid back place to go. Darts, pool, Live Music, clean place.
  • Punch Bowl Social

    1331 Broadway St. Detroit

    313-749-9738

    Upscale, healthier version of bar food with salads, burgers and "craft" sandwiches. Also has an expansive lounge with gaming areas for bowling, shuffleboard, darts, billiards, and karaoke.
  • The Quiet Storm Lounge

    14549 Gratiot Detroit

    (313) 215-1840; (313) 491-6646 (FAX)

    Quite Simply, one of Detroit's best kept secrets. The atmostphere is completely laid back and mellow. Staff is friendly, the food is great, and the entertainment is A-1. We are currently open from Thursday through Saturday, with Karaoke on Thursday night from 9pm till 2am. On Friday and Saturnday we have live DJ's that keep the party jumpin!! On Monday night we have Monday Night Football on ABC, and after the game, we have the after-party...
  • Rainbow Room

    6640 E. 8 Mile Rd. Detroit

    (313) 891-1020

    For Detroit's lesbian-gay-transgendered-bisexual community, the Rainbow Room is the premiere club in town, with non-stop dancing and parties. On Wednesdays we host a talent contest, open to everyone. Thursday is open mic night, with a live band and special guest entertainment. Sunday night's Rainbow Room Revue features Jennifer Fox and Trixie Deluxxe, with other special guests ... plus country line dancing and two-step from 5-9 pm.