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Opened in 1999, the Hockeytown Café is the most innovative, exciting restaurant concept to hit Detroit in years. Located at 2301 Woodward (next to the Fox Theatre), the venue encompasses a 24,000 square-foot restaurant and bar that pay tribute to Detroit's storied Red Wings hockey organization, its players and the greatest hockey fans in the world the Citizens of Hockeytown.
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Part of the Mike Ilitch empire, this upscale downtown sports bar is located in the same building as the The Second City Comedy Club , across the street from Comerica Park , and it capitalizes on the frenzy over Ilitch’s Red Wings hockey team. It is garish and gaudy, with the world’s brightest video screen and ticker scroll outside, along with a gigantic hockey puck and images of Wings legends ...
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Reservations are taken for parties of eight or more only, and seating can take 45 minutes or longer.
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The deck at Hockeytown Cafe is the largest rooftop deck in Detroit, and the view gets no better than this. Catch live music on summer weekends.
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The nearest lot is the Fox Parking garage, behind Hockeytown. Cheaper lots may be available, but you'll have to walk.
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In Short Expect a primarily 20-something crowd, and lively pre- and postgame fans. Conversationalists mingle on the patio under heat lamps and take in rooftop views of Comerica Park. Up front, the dance floor stays hopping almost every night of the week with live bands and local DJs. A small menu is available. On game nights, a shuttle runs to Red Wings home games. Comerica Park is across ...
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In Short This is Red Wings central: See high points of Stanley Cup victories, statues of Steve Yzerman and Gordie Howe and jerseys from the old days. When Second City is playing (in the same building), a young crowd primes itself at Hockeytown's ice bar beforehand. Several levels above bar food, the menu includes some traditional dishes like salmon, ribs, cobb salad and strip steak, and ...
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This place is a joke! It was recommended to us as we were in from out of town and just wanted to watch a some football on a Sunday afternoon. First, unless you liked the Lions (or Tigers as they were playing across the street too), forget about watching the game you want to see. I understand it's IN Detroit, but this place has many many TVs... surely they can put more than the Lions and Tigers games ...
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Second City is gone ... but ...
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Hockey Town at its finest remains. Renovation or no renovation this is still a great place to go for food and atmosphere. A little expensive, but tell me what is not expensive anymore. This is a great part of Detroit to hang out and have a good time.
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part of the mike ilitch empire, this upscale downtown sports bar is located in the same building as the the second city comedy club, across the street from comerica park, and it capitalizes on the frenzy over ilitchâ€os red wings hockey team. it is garish...
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