"This Flemish bar and feather bowling destination serves up Belgian beers with bowls of steaming hot mussels. Select from a choice of white wine and garlic, Cajun-style, or garlic-lemon butter and dill." - Serena Maria Daniels
"This old world Belgian establishment near East English Village is carrying on the Flemish tradition of featherbowling (similar to bocce ball). Reserve a lane for a group and roll some wooden wheels while sipping a beer. The bar serves a selection of European brews plus the standard domestic and craft beers. It’s also known for that quintessential Belgian beer accompaniment — steamed mussels." - Serena Maria Daniels
"Flemish bar Cadieux Cafe once operated as a prohibition-era speakeasy, and remains a go-to destination for Belgian ales and feather bowling. Book a lane ahead of a visit and bring a group to roll some wheels while sipping beers and eating bowls of steamed mussels." - Serena Maria Daniels
"This Flemish bar and feather bowling destination serves up feather bowling, Belgian beers, and bowls of steaming hot mussels that are all-you-can-eat on Muscle Mondays. Happy Hour includes $1 off draft beer in addition to rotating specials that are updated on the large chalkboards. Hours: 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. daily." - Courtney Burk
"At 7 p.m. on October 27 WDET and Cadieux Cafe present the Rock & Roll Horror Show with Detroit garage rock band the Hentchmen and the 3-D Invisibles; tickets are $20 and proceeds benefit the public radio station." - Mickey Lyons