Andrews on the Corner

"One of Rivertown’s oldest surviving buildings also boasts some of the best wings, appetizers and other pub fare. Andrews on the Corner has two large rooms, a patio with Detroit River views, and a lengthy bar and features local taps from neighbor Atwater. Despite looking like it stepped straight out of 1899, Andrews also has several TVs keyed into local sports, and walls decorated with many moments from Red Wings history, including the several Stanley Cup appearances at the beloved bar." - Serena Maria Daniels

"This century-old Rivertown Warehouse District institution serves several types of fried fish including Lake Erie perch and catfish. Patrons looking for a little punch of flavor can order the Cajun spice meal. The large portion of seafood is served with spuds and slaw." - Serena Maria Daniels, Danny Palumbo

"There are surprisingly few spots in Detroit where you can grab a beer and watch the Detroit River float by. Andrews on the Corner, a restaurant owned by the same family for more than 100 years, offers just that, with burgers, beers from Atwater next door, and stellar chicken wings." - Serena Maria Daniels, Eater Staff

"A dining spot accessible via the greenway's bicycle path." - Serena Maria Daniels

"This 100-year-old watering hole in Detroit’s Rivertown Warehouse District is popular among sports fans of all stripes. During the NCAA March Madness tournament, customers can also catch a shuttle from the bar to the Little Caesars Arena. Andrew’s offers a wide range of pub food from Cajun fish and chips to cheeseburgers." - Eater Staff, Mike Maurer