Nemo's Bar

"Nemo’s, a classic Detroit sports bar and restaurant just yards from where the mighty Tiger Stadium once stood, features live music every weekend and is a beloved destination for Opening Day. Here, the kitchen keeps things simple with big, classic beer-battered filets and french fries paired with tartar sauce that’s livened up by celery seed. Nemo’s is a great place to catch a game as its walls are lined with a vast collection of sports memorabilia, so be sure to visit in the spring for some fried fish and baseball." - Serena Maria Daniels, Danny Palumbo

"Talk with any longtime sports fan in the city and chances are they’ll have a heyday story from Nemo’s during the Roar of ’84. Losing Tiger Stadium just up the road didn’t slow Nemo’s down. This Corktown bar has weathered the decades since its 1964 opening thanks to its famous griddle-made burgers and its dedicated customers, whether longtime regulars or new transplants to Corktown." - Eater Staff

"For more than 50 years, this Michigan Avenue tavern has catered to baseball and hockey fans, though the Tigers Stadium has long since moved out of Corktown. The bar is known for serving a classic cheeseburger and stiff, affordable drinks. Remember to bring cash." - Serena Maria Daniels

"Talk with any longtime sports fan in the city and chances are they’ll have a heyday story from Nemo’s during the Roar of ’84. Losing Tiger Stadium just up the road didn’t slow Nemo’s down. This Corktown bar has weathered the decades since its 1964 opening thanks to its famous griddle-made burgers and its dedicated customers, whether longtime regulars or new transplants to Corktown." - Serena Maria Daniels

"With more than 50 years of service to the Corktown neighborhood, this baseball bar has staked a spot in the Detroit burger pantheon. Order the burger and dress it up with Nemo's special mustard sauce." - Serena Maria Daniels