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  • 1 Under Bar & Grill

    1 Under Bar & Grill

    35780 Five Mile Rd., Livonia Detroit

    (734) 464-5555

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    Family owned restaurant, bar and banquet facility.

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  • Amadeus Cafe & Patisserie

    Amadeus Cafe & Patisserie

    122 E. Washington, Ann Arbor Washtenaw County

    (734) 665-8767

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    Amadeus is a unique restaurant designed after the old-world cafes of Vienna. A variety of traditional dishes from Central Europe are offered, as well as desserts and a unique list of wines and beers. Enjoy candlelit dinners and live classical music on the weekends. Family owned and operated for almost 20 years.
  • Arbor Brewing Company

    Arbor Brewing Company

    114 E. Washington St., Ann Arbor Washtenaw County

    734-213-1393; (734) 2835 (FAX)

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    Simplified menus with items that travel well
  • Atwater Block Brewery

    Atwater Block Brewery

    237 Joseph Campau St. Detroit

    (313) 877-9205

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    Atwater is back, both the name and the concept of a great brewery with great food. Expect the original Atwater beers with "very, very good pub food." That will mean regional and seasonal specials and such German specialties as wiener schnitzel.

  • Barnstormers

    9441 E. M-36, Whitmore Lake Detroit

    (313) 449-0040; (734) 449-4474 (FAX)

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    An official Marlboro Club with a JBL sound system. Southeastern Michigan's most exciting complex, featuring a nightclub open Wednesday through Saturday. Three banquet halls can seat up to 1,200 guests. Summertime party patio with live entertainment and DJ. Host of Michigan's Hawaiian Tropic State Finals.
  • Bath City Bistro

    Bath City Bistro

    75 Macomb Place, Mount Clemens Macomb County

    (586) 469-0917; (586) 469-0872 (FAX)

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    A recently completed renovation has brought the Bath City Bistro back to its original turn-of-the-century glory. The walls are decorated with historical photographs of Mt. Clemens from its heyday as "Bath City, USA" The Bistro's main attraction is its three lanes of trough bowling, a traditional Belgian sport that could be described as a cross between boccie ball and shuffleboard. You can enjoy your favorite beverage while trough bowling with new friends, or sit back and watch others play from the main dining room. The Bistro is open for lunch and dinner, with a menu that includes a wide variety of appetizers, steaks, calzones and seafood (the mussels are a Belgian favorite).

  • Bayview Barge

    32760 S. River, Harrison Township Detroit

    (586) 783-7862

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    Casual waterfront dining, open year 'round. Daily specials.
  • The Berkley Front

    The Berkley Front

    3087 W. 12 Mile Rd., Berkley Oakland County

    (248) 547-3331 (FAX); (248)

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    The Front is a mainstay in downtown Berkley, doubling as an American biergarten as well as a martini lounge. Patrons can choose to enjoy the Old World charm and laid-back style of the downstairs or to chill out in the '50s-style lounge upstairs, where live music plays every weekend.
  • Bert's Marketplace

    Bert's Marketplace

    2727 Russell St. Detroit

    313-567-2030

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    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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  • Billy's Tip N' Inn

    6707 E. Highland Rd., White Lake Detroit

    (248) 889-7885

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  • Blarney Stone Pub

    Blarney Stone Pub

    27253 Woodward Ave., Berkley Oakland County

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

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    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.
  • Bo's Smokehouse

    Bo's Smokehouse

    51 N. Saginaw, Pontiac Oakland County

    (248) 338-6200; (248) 338-6165 (FAX)

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    A true microbrewery; six to eight microbrews made on the premises. Spacious, high-ceilinged Chicago loft-style decor. Happy Hour Monday through Friday; 60-item menu served 'til midnight (until 1 a.m. Friday and Saturday). Specials include Employee Appreciation Night, Two-fer Tuesdays, karaoke and College Night.

  • Buffalo Wild Wings - Lake Orion

    770 N. Lapeer Rd., Lake Orion Detroit

    (248) 814-8600; (248) 814-8229 (FAX)

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    Family sports bar with world-famous Buffalo chicken wings with 12 signature sauces. Large screen satellite TV's, pool tables, darts, video games. Live bands every Wednesday and Saturday.
  • Cadieux Café

    Cadieux Café

    4300 Cadieux Rd. Detroit

    313-882-8560

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    Feather bowling is not the only draw to this Belgian cultural hub. Cadieux Cafe combines European flair with a unique menu, and the current owners have furthered the popularity by bringing in live musical acts and staying open until 2 a.m. daily (Midnight on Sundays). So whether you are in the mood for steamed mussels, Belgian beer or Elvis impersonators (sometimes), this is the place for you.
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  • Cafe Felix

    Cafe Felix

    204 S. Main St., Ann Arbor Washtenaw County

    (734) 6628650; (734) (FAX)

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    Ann Arbor’s Café Felix is practically poetic. The tradition of a European café serving pastries, breads and cakes baked fresh on-site, as well as European wines, beers and liquors. They serve a full breakfast, omelets, crepes, soups, salads and tapas. Every finishing touch within the butter-colored walls is indeed, as the French say, “Au point.”
  • Callahan's Music Hall

    Callahan's Music Hall

    2105 South Blvd., Auburn Hills Detroit

    (248) 858-9508

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    Classic, moderately priced Detroit bar & grill fare served in a modern upbeat and casual environment. Lunch and dinner are served daily Monday thru Saturday. Also open on Sundays during football season. Large HD plasma TVs and a huge 142" HD projection screen put everyone close to the action of the big game. The entertainment stage hosts the best in local, regional and national entertainers on the weekends!
  • Century Grille (Open for events only)

    Century Grille (Open for events only)

    333 Madison Ave. Detroit

    (313) 963-9800; (313) 963-0873 (FAX)

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    "Upscale cuisine and service in comfortable, supper-club setting located in historic Gem and Century building. Spacious banquet facility; theater and dinner packages available."

  • Chris McGurrin's Irish Pub & Restaurant

    Hartland Town Center, 1774 Old U.S. 23, Howell Detroit

    (810) 632-3400; (810) 632-7958 (FAX)

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  • CJ's Upper Deck

    CJ's Upper Deck

    3270 W. Huron, Waterford Detroit

    (248) 682-6200; (248) 682-9409 (FAX)

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    $1 pints served 11 a.m.-7 p.m., seven days a week. Menu features everything from appetizers, sandwiches and wraps to seafood and steaks. Home of the 2-1-2 power hour Thursday and Saturday nights ($2 drinks 9-10 p.m., $1 beers 10-11 p.m., $2 drinks 11-midnight).
  • CK Diggs

    CK Diggs

    2010 W. Auburn Rd., Rochester Hills Oakland County

    248-853-6600

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  • Cloverleaf Bar & Restaurant

    Cloverleaf Bar & Restaurant

    24443 Gratiot Ave., Eastpointe Detroit

    (586) 777-5391; (586) 777-5258 (FAX)

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    Cloverleaf's thick, square pizza is a Detroit tradition! Full menu and kids' menu, reasonably priced. Casual, comfortable atmosphere. Chicago-style lounge. Galaxy karaoke on Friday and Saturday nights, 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.. Patio dining in the summer. Bring the whole family!

  • Como's

    22812 Woodward Ave., Ferndale Oakland County

    248-677-4439

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    Whether it's pizza, pasta, or anything that can conceivably be breaded and deep-fried, this fixture on the corner of Nine Mile and Woodward has been serving it up since 1961. Rain or shine, Como's sheltered outdoor dining area offers a place for al fresco eating and open-air boozing. The restaurant closed in 2018 and reopened in 2019 under new management.
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  • Cosi

    301 S. State St., Ann Arbor Washtenaw County

    (734) 332-1669; (734) 332-1906 (FAX)

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  • Cosi

    101 N. Old Woodward Ave., Birmingham Oakland County

    (248) 203-9200; (248) 203-9202 (FAX)

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  • D'Amato's

    D'Amato's

    102 S. First St., Ann Arbor Washtenaw County

    (734) 623-7400

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    "D'Amato's Neighborhood Restaurant [Royal Oak & Ann Arbor locations] serves contemporary and classic Italian foods and fine wines in a downtown bistro style setting. D'Amato's is known for its food! Our talented chefs have developed recipes so that each ingredient's delicate flavor is distinguishable, like individual instruments in an orchestra. The combination of these delicate tastes is our chef's symphony. Food presentation is beautiful and artistic. D'Amato's is noted for its ever changing menu. One-half of the menu changes each day, combining old favorites with delicious new offerings. The restaurant's extensive wine list is carefully selected by our wine consultant to offer a broad range of the finest California and imported wines from around the world. Most of our extensive wine selection is available by the glass. D'Amato's Ann Arbor has a climate controlled wine room in the dining room as a functional design feature." – from D'Amato's Web site
  • D'Amato's

    D'Amato's

    222 S. Sherman Dr., Royal Oak Oakland County

    (248) 584-7400

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    Neighborhood Italian joint with eclectic and "from scratch" fare. A fresh Caesar or Caprese salad will run you $6, and a pizza with feta, grape tomatoes, roasted banana peppers, kalamata olives and more is $8. Tender, fluffy gnocchi of ricotta and spinach come surrounded with a rich sauce, and veal saltimbocca arrives on soft layers of rapini and gnocchi, resting in a silky Marsala sauce. There are many more beef, chicken and seafood entrées, and 30 glasses and 60 bottles of wine to wash them down with. What's more, there's often live music (call for schedule) and legendary Royal Oak martini bar Goodnight Gracie is connected to the restaurant.
  • The Dakota Inn Rathskeller

    The Dakota Inn Rathskeller

    17324 John R St. Detroit

    (313) 867-9722

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    "The Dakota Inn Rathskeller is the only remaining true ethnic German restaurant in Detroit. It is the type of classic German Rathskeller or Biergarten that was a mainstay of German immigrant community, and still has the very best German cooking in the city."

    Since 1933, Detroiters have gotten their fill of bratwurst at The Dakota Inn, which offers a Bavarian style menu in an old Heidelberg atmosphere. Serves up three different types of schnitzel. Gift certificates are available. Reservations are recommended for Friday and Saturday.
  • Dick O'Dow's Irish Public House

    Dick O'Dow's Irish Public House

    160 W. Maple Rd., Birmingham Oakland County

    (248) 642-1135; (248) 642-3231 (FAX)

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    From the best pint outside of Dublin to a cozy meal by the fireplace. Traditional Irish food and live music six nights a week. Shepherds pie, Irish stew, sandwiches and salads. Irish breakfast on Sundays.

  • Dino's Lounge

    22740 Woodward, Ferndale Oakland County

    (248) 591-3466; (248) 591-7460 (FAX)

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    Upscale but not uptight! Chicago/N.Y. lounge atmshphere with great food and better service. Brunch until 3 p.m. on the weekends with bottomless mimosas and build-your-own Bloodys. Great happy hour 2-7 p.m. Mon-Fri and all day Tuesday.

  • Dirty Dog Jazz Cafe

    97 Kercheval Ave., Grosse Pointe Farms Detroit

    (313) 882-5299

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    The Dirty Dog is another feather in the cap of Gretchen Valade, the entrepreneur and philanthropist whose generosity and love of jazz saved the Detroit International Jazz Festival. Chef Andre Neimanis' sophisticated tapas-style menu encompasses unusual dishes that showcase his creativity. Musically, the Dirty Dog has some of Detroit's best players, with piano sets from 4 to 6 p.m., followed by two evening shows with full bands. Willie Jones, the general manager, is visible in the front of the house, overseeing service and keeping the whole show running smoothly.

  • The Engine House

    309 Cass Ave., Mount Clemens Macomb County

    (586) 468-2442 (FAX); (586)

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  • Flood's Bar & Grille

    Flood's Bar & Grille

    731 St. Antoine Detroit

    (313) 963-1090

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    Popular spot for afternoon networking and late night clubbing! Located in a beautiful historic building near Greektown. Known for its magnificent bar and live entertainment. Appetizers, sandwiches, soulfood. Live jazz, R&B and top-40.

    Best of Detroit 2002
    Best place to move and shake
    You can tell by the bottlenecked line of glimmering Jags, Beemers, Mercedes and SUVs lined up for valet parking that this is a nightspot where the Motor City’s elite come to meet. The food’s OK, but that ain’t the point; it’s the tailored clientele and top-shelf booze that really sets Flood’s apart. And when the band kicks on, the place really starts to thumpin’. Precaution: Don't wear jeans and flip-flops.

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