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2 - Fort Street Brewery - Lincoln Park, MI
The Fort Street Brewhouse is run by Brewmaster Doug Beedy. Doug is a native of Sault Ste. Marie, MI and a graduate of Michigan State University. He received his brewers training at the prestigious Siebel Institute of Technology in Chicago and has worked at more than a dozen breweries in Michigan and Ohio. Doug currently lives in Lincoln Park with his lovely wife, Tracy. Tours of the Fort Street Brewery are available weekday afternoons, evenings and Saturdays. Just ask, or call or e-mail ahead of time.
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1 - NEW WAY BAR - FERNDALE, MICHIGAN
23130 Woodward Ave. Ferndale, MI 48220 Phone: (248) 541-9870‎
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1 - MENJO'S - Detroit
Menjo's is one of the more venerable -- some would say timeworn -- names on the area gay scene, having served as a gay gathering place for the better part of a third of a century. The club itself has been in existence since the '40s, operating as an Italian restaurant before an early-'70s changeover. Now Menjo's is evolving again; new owners Jimmy Dowdle and Jeff Hobbie have spurred a rebirth of sorts, yanking out the old, mirrored glam-era interior ("a cha-cha palace," as Dowdle puts it) and replacing it with smart new decor and a pumping sound system. The result has been a marked resurgence, making Menjo's viable competition for newer establishments such as Cobalt and the Temple to the north. Loud, comfortable and decidedly cruisy. The largely open floor plan lends itself to continual circulation, and a relaxed, faintly collegial feel is lent by groups of regulars and staff who clearly know one another. While appearances certainly count, there's a lot less posturing and attitude than at some of the newer hangouts.
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1 - Claddagh Pubs of College Park,‎ Livonia, MI
The story of The Claddagh begins with an American Restaurateur taking a job across the pond with an Irish Restaurateur. The American moves with his wife to the Emerald Isle, where he lives and works for the next two years. Although they both fall for the charm and friendliness of the pubs of Ireland, they knew their place was back in the States with their families and friends. At this time the American had an idea, which was to bring the best of what Ireland had to offer to the States.
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1 - Farmington Pub and Grill‎
Thank you Farmington Hills, And Farmington For Welcoming our bar to your city. We are having a great time and we love meeting the new faces that come in and check us out!!! Make sure to drop by between 4-6:30pm for happy house specials, on the weekends you can come in and get a ice cold draft or any drink even pop and enjoy one of our in house made cheese burgers for only $3.99. Enjoy watching sports, well come to scores and check out the all the sports passes and tickets we have on our 17 plasma screen TV's.
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1 - Bastone Brewery‎ 419 South Main Street, Royal Oak, MI‎
The menu starts with Belgian-style favorites including Waterzooi, Steamed Mussels and Pomme Frites, then expands to more wide-ranging features including unique sandwiches, hearth-baked thin-crust pizzas, seafood, salads and more. We are proud to use only the freshest ingredients in our 100% from-scratch kitchen. Our beers are hand-crafted on-site with the finest malt, fresh hops and unique Belgian-style yeast strains for delicious flavor and character. Our selection includes Blonde, Pilsner, Wit, IPA, Dubbel, and Seasonal. Bastone shares the building with three sister-concepts, all of which are accessible from within Bastone; Vinotecca is a stylish wine bar with 40 wines by the glass, hundreds by the bottle, and an exciting food menu; Café Habana is a casual café with a Cuban-style menu, great Mojitos and Margaritas; and Cinq is an underground nightclub featuring the latest in atmosphere, cocktails and music.
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1 - Foran's Irish Pub‎
Foran’s Irish Pub is one of Southeast Michigan’s finest drinking establishments. Forans is located in the heart of downtown Detroit, one block from Campus Martius and Hart Plaza. Come have a pint in what was once the Grand Trunk Railway Station. The original early 1900’s architecture and the beauty of the Grand Trunk remain with 25 foot vaulted ceilings, brass chandeliers, exposed brick walls and hard wood floors. Forans has a varied menu of food and drinks to enjoy, including some of the great local products. Motor City Brewing Works beer, Avalon Bakery bread, meats and produce purchased at Eastern Market, and Faygo pop, are all on the menu. Forans is the place to enjoy great food and spirits in a welcoming atmosphere.
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1 - Jamboozies Sports Bar and Grill‎ - Sterling Heights
42066 Van Dyke Ave. Sterling Heights • MI • 48314 Phone: 586.731.2000 or 586.731.6363
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0 - The Post Bar - Detroit, Ferndale, Novi, and Auburn Hills
Established in 1978, The Post Bar has had over 28 years to eat, drink and get it right. There are four locations, each crazy and wonderfully unique in its own regard - The Post Downtown, Post Ferndale, Post Auburn Hills, and Post Novi. All of them are sure to have metro Detroit's party people screaming for more! The Post Bars won the 'Real Best of Detroit 2007- Best Bar Food' award from Real Detroit Magazine, so it's no wonder why our new menu is making such a splash! The irony is, our food is anything but your typical bar food. Maybe that's why it's the best!
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0 - Old Miami - 3930 Cass Ave. Detroit, MI 48201
3930 Cass Ave. Detroit, MI 48201 (313) 831-3830‎
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