Irish in Detroit: Kid Friendly

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  • Blarney Stone Pub

    27253 Woodward Ave., Berkley Oakland County

    (248) 5415410 (FAX); (248) 1881

    Irish pubs, which have long been a feature of the American drinking scene, have become a worldwide phenomenon, flourishing in such unlikely venues as Moscow and Tokyo. And so it makes sense that the Blarney Stone's everyday menu is all-American pub grub. The Susie-Q-Fish & Chips dinner ($10.95) is based on the original recipe of the celebrated drive-in restaurant. Burton fries his freshly-cut scrod encased in a secret-recipe batter that emerges as a thick, crispy but surprisingly light crust, accompanied by house-made tartar sauce and Susie's vinegar-based cole slaw. Try the order of five flavorful burger sliders ($5.95) - with pickles, onions and a tomato-mustard sauce. There are 10 other burger varieties, including, again for the health-conscious, bison or turkey.
  • Clancy's Irish Pub

    42012 Hayes, Clinton Township Detroit

    (586) 286-0008

    Home of the "Champion Burger," a 5lb burger challene. If you can eat it in 45 minutes, it's free and your name goes on the Wall of Fame. If you can beat the current champion your, name will go on our Championship Belt. This is a great place just to hang out or party with your friends. We have great food and even better drink prices. So come in once and you will leave feeling like a regular. Bring your family or just your self because our staff will make you feel at home.
  • Mick's Irish Pub

    28 Chatham St. East, Windsor Detroit

    (519) 252-3111; (519) 252-9944 (FAX)

    Downtown Windsor's only Irish Pub! Full menu featuring Irish and Canadian cuisine. DJs Thursdays and live music Fridays and Saturdays. Don't miss St. Practice Day the 17th of every month! Families welcome. Come in and enjoy a pint of Irish beer and some good conversation with our locals and staff!
  • O'Malley's

    1500 N. Opdyke Road, Inside Holiday Inn Select of Auburn Hills, Auburn Hills Detroit

    (248) 373-6690; (248) 373-8220 (FAX)

    Located inside the Holiday Inn Select of Auburn Hills, the first O’Malley’s in Michigan opened recently. It’s an Irish-themed tavern which serves Irish food as well as American cuisine. The menu features appetizers, great sandwiches and salads. Food and beverage director Mike Grouzard recommends their 22-ounce T-bone steak, stuffed fried mushrooms, Black Angus steak and burgers, and their fresh fish and chips. Also available are smoked mackerel and rack of lamb. With its long hours, O’Malley’s serves breakfast, lunch, dinner and late dinner. A mix of traditional Irish folk and contemporary music plays daily. Weekend entertainment features live performances by local musicians. There are big screen TVs for sports fans, and shuttles to major events; also darts, pool and video games.
  • O'Mara's

    2555 W. 12 Mile Rd., Berkley Oakland County

    (248) 399-6750; (248) 399-2267 (FAX)

    A 5 year-old, mid-sized Irish brew pub with fine food. O'Mara's brews their own beer in 15-gallon kegs. Entertainment five nights a week. Sunday features an all-you-can-eat-brunch for $8.95. The outdoor patio opens in mid-May. Full service restaurant-bar in a casual atmosphere.
  • Younger's Irish Tavern

    120 S. Main St., Romeo Detroit

    (586) 752-4400; (586) 752-4488 (FAX)

    Upscale Irish Tavern is located in the heart of downtown Romeo. Signature items include Irish stew, corn chowder, fish and chips and deep dish pizza. Warm atmoshphere is very comfortable for date night, or come as you are with a group of friends.