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Cruising along Main Street, you will find numerous places to hang out. Whatever your taste is, you're sure to find it here, whether it be Mexican, Mongolian stir fry, Italian, Cajun, tavern fare or just a cup of coffee and a bagel or scone.
Live music is common among the different night spots here, as well as multiple TVs to watch "the game."
You can also venture away from Main Street, towards Washington Ave. where there are yet more blocks of shops, bars and restaurants.
Written Jun 30, 2005
11 Opinions
This was a wonderful little restaurant. The front walls were french doors open to the street and were the popular seats. We stopped there for appetizers and a drink. Reasonably priced, the food was very good and it had a nice, relaxing atmosphere.
Favorite Dish: We ordered a roasted red pepper filled with a delightful goat cheese sprinkled with parmesan cheese served with pita bread triangles.
With it I had a house salad and a Sam Adams. My date had a beer and a White Russian. Total bill was $22.03 (includes a 6% sales tax)
Written Apr 3, 2010
Address: 212 W. 6th Street, Royal Oak, Michigan 48067
Phone: 248 556 0947
Website: http://oakcitygrille.com/
The Royal Oak Brewery has some of the best food in town. I don't think I've had a bad meal there yet. The beer is pretty good to - Pappy's Porch Sippin Porter is a favorite of mine. The place is pretty loud, so unless you're sitting directly next to or across from someone, don't oplan on talking to them. In the summer there is a small outdoor "biergarten" which isn't quite as noisy.
Favorite Dish: The Jambalaya!
Written Dec 20, 2005
this is a unique experience for those who have never tried. this is also a chain in southeast Michigan, where you make your own stir fry out of raw meats, seafoods and veggies and they cook it in front of you. they also have a fully stocked bar and a delicious dessert menu.
Favorite Dish: Since this is a create your own stir fry, it's hard to recommend anything specific. However, the servers can give you some ideas if you aren't sure on the sauces and spices and remember, any spice that begins with a "C" is going to be hot and spicy!!!
Written Jun 30, 2005
Upscale and initmate, this chain of Italian restaurants is a great place to dine on a nice evening out. They also have live music, along the lines of light jazz or soft R&B. They also have a stocked bar and an extensive wine list.
Favorite Dish: I have eaten at multiple locations for Andiamo and I strongly suggest trying whatever suits your taste, as there were no dishes I enjoyed more than any other. However the dessert tray is delectable. Save room for that if you can! The tiramisu and the creme brulee are both excellent!
Written Jun 30, 2005
This is a great place to eat but again, I suggest early arrival on the weekends. The food is excellent and the margaritas are fantastic!
Favorite Dish: I have eaten here multiple times and everything I've tried was delicious. I strongly suggest checking things out for yourself.
Written Jun 30, 2005
Memphis smoke is famous for it's Barbecue and Cajun dishes and live Blues music. They have a fully stocked bar and large dining room, plus an upstairs outdoor deck for hanging out in the summer months. but if it's a weekend, make sure to get there fairly early. Depending on the talent, it may fill up real quick!
Favorite Dish: I love the Jambalaya with the crumbled up andouille sausage. Not too spicy, yet a nice kick. The pulled pork barbecue sandwiches on a po boy bun are also to die for, but I wouldn't wear white while eating one!!! They definitely do NOT skimp on the meat!
Written Jun 30, 2005
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Favorite thing: Since there are so many places to hang out in R.O. it is easier to name them here. For live music and to just to sit and chill, I recommend 5th Avenue, Rumors (with an indoor/outdoor deck) or Memphis Smoke. For dancing, you will want to try O'Tooles or Woody's, which has 3 floors of different tunes (the 3rd floor is a rooftop deck outside and the crowd is fairly young). For food, pool, darts and TV's I suggest Mr. B's (however the crowd there is fairly young). If a more upscale and "grown up" place is what you prefer, try Goodnite Gracie's which is a pricey and upscale martini lounge, or Sky Club above the Sangria restaurant (this is DJ and dancing with couches).
Fondest memory: The Royal Oak music theater, back when they made it a dance hall on Saturday nights. Those were the days. Now and then they will hold concerts in here but for the most part due to liquor law and gambling violations, the theater has been closed down.
Written Jun 30, 2005
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