Tavern Fare in Detroit: Games: Darts

Great food – fresh meat and vegetables delivered three times per week. Ground-round burgers and skin on our fries. Fish fry every Friday, with perch and Icelandic cod. A warm and friendly atmosphere with comfortable leather chairs. Not just a neighborhood bar – there's always something going on at Club Che-Vele. We've got sports specials, Monday happy-hour lunches, ball-team specials Monday through Wednesday, and karaoke Thursday and Saturday. Entertainment on Friday nights and free darts on Sunday. Parties welcome.

Home of the Chili Pow Wow hot dog and the Big Chief burger smothered in a secret sauce. Upstairs is a weather-controlled deck.

Fort Street Brewery features handcrafted ales, lagers and sodas. There's an extensive and reasonably priced menu, and in addition to their own beer, there's also a full bar. The atmosphere is comfortable, and outdoor seating is available - as are tours of the brewery.

The oldest bar in Oakland County, holding the first liquor license issued after the end of Prohibition. Full menu of great food, such as burgers, sandwiches and homemade soups. Separate band room with live entertainment every Friday and Saturday. Grill open until 1 a.m. Friday and Saturday.

"Five minutes from the Palace – shuttle service to concerts and sporting events. The place to eat before or after the game. Watch all the games from our 30 television screens. Serving lunch, dinner and late-night entrées, $4.95 to $14.95. Reservations recommended for parties of 10 or more.

Jake's is a sports bar with entertainment on the weekends, and ladies night on Saturday at 11 p.m. Bands play all dance music from the '50s, '60s, '70s and '80s. We have a big screen television and the best bar burger in the Detroit area.

"Lefty's Lounge is Detroit's premier sports pub. Boasting 15 giant TVs, amazing drinks specials, a superior menu and a relaxed atmosphere, Lefty's is THE place to relax and enjoy the game with your friends. Lefty's is located on the first floor of the historic Belcrest Apartments across the street from Wayne State University."

The Mill Street Grille is located on the corner of Pike St. and Mill St. Mill Street Grille was formerly the staple of the elegant Walden Hotel, built in 1927 - which boasts having Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. as a guest! With its rich red-colored walls and cherry wood, the bar pays tribute to the past while looking forward to a renewed life in up-and-coming downtown Pontiac. It serves as a local neighborhood bar and grill and much more. It’s a fun, spirited, clean-cut bar with old music and new tunes. Something is always going on to keep you entertained, whether it is Monday Night Football with 20-cent wings, Karaoke Wednesdays, or live music on the weekends. A great place to see Jazz, Blues, Rock and Techno Soul. Feel comfortable in a suit or jeans and a t-shirt. A highly recommended destination essential to meet the area's most colorful characters. The new full-service menu offers a variety of appetizers, soups and salads, sandwiches, pastas, and ribs.

Billiards, bar and grill and 30 pool tables! Five big screens for sports-watching. Great food every day; our kitchen is open late. 21+ only.

Fun and friendly – seven TVs for sports, plus dancing, darts and pool. Daily specials ... open for lunch. Great staff!

Established 1933. Livonia's oldest watering hole. Big screen, shuffleboard, darts, golf 99, live music Saturday nights. 10 cent an ounce draft beer Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays.