Trip-D: Definitive Detroit Directory

Karen E: I heard the backyard is tight.

Ko Melina: Anyplace that's got Tyvek, The Clean and Human Eye on the jukebox is pretty damn great!

Adana Washington: Really cool Detroit- and Michigan-themed goods. Emily and Andy are really cool, too.

Jennifer Hill: See The Moth StorySlam the first Thursday of every month!

Roni: One of Detroit's oldest, active pubs; ran during prohibition and continues to play up to her storied past.

Christine Hildebrand: Don't forget to bring your bartering skills from the outdoor market across the street. There are lots of hidden treasures, but it takes a careful eye and time to sift through.

Andrew Inman: Bottomless mimosas and anything with their hollandaise sauce

Molly: Ann Delisi listening party every 3rd Tuesday of the month!

Mike Eshaq: Whenever you walk into this place. Look up!

GOOD: The centerpiece of all that is good about Detroit's midtown district.Olfaction of baked bread & brioche meets artisinal coffees + teas ina setting of aproned good-neighborliness.

Curt B: Have the Ghettoblaster. Greatest beer in Detroit.

HISTORY: Originally built for the symphony in 1919, this building was saved from destruction and now houses the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, which is the fourth oldest orchestra in the United States.