Once a ticket office for the Grand Trunk Rail Road, this pub features Michigan-brewed and fantastic food in a setting that can't be beat.
Really busy on the weekends! But normally lots of tables, and great coffee and treats.
Located in an old bank vault The Bedford is a new "secret" basement. Try the Jacknife Judys (Templeton Rye, Rishi Vanilla Black Tea Reduction, Cynar, Muscat dessert wine, Orange bitters) Read more.
Argent is helmed by Rodelio Aglibot who has fine-tuned a menu that emphasizes dishes from the late 1800s, when Chicago captured the world’s attention by hosting the World’s Fair. Read more.
Button-tufted bar seats and leather booths look comfy enough to nap in, and the cocktail list can also be enjoyed on the outdoor patio during warmer months Read more.
Diners looking for good beer and rib-sticking, farm-to-table bites served inside rustic confines can get their fill at The Monkey's Paw. Read more.
Stock that new pad with a vintage velvet sofa ($600) and prop those housewarming party beers on a Lane coffee table ($300) while soaking up the compliments. Read more.
This diner has been in Montreal for many moons, it’s a cozy shoebox that you can eat perfect the grub all hours of the night. Open 24 hours & serving up steaks, breakfasts, poutines, & the Ed Burger.
Prohibition is our type of place. They've got big-time burgers -- we suggest trying a Fat Tony (fried jalapenos, fried onion strings and a spicy cream cheese). They have a huge beer selection too. Read more.
