Jumbo's Bar

This is a welcoming old school bar that has lots of room and an outside patio. They don't have lots of TVs and you have to ask for the TV to be turned on mostly. That is what makes this place great.

Back in November 1975 I was super close to be born in this bar. Service bar in like home to me. This is my favorite bar cause born in streets of Cass corridor. So yes I'm biased I Love this bar it is home to me

There is no food. Go to Gus’ down the block if you’re hungry. Although sometimes they do have a free buffet - for game days. This is the last blue collar, neighborhood, dive bar in the corridor. Come correct or don’t come at all.

A dive bar with no pretense or expensive drinks. It should be your placeholder or stop-gap for any festivals or going-ons in Downtown/Mid-Town Detroit.

A gem of a dive bar in the D. Hard to miss - recrangle green painted brick outside decor. When you walk inside it looks like a repurposed VFW. Another way to describe it is its your uncles half finished basement. It has a quaint, yet homey feel. You go here to get shots, beer, or to straight alcohol for sipping. They have all the ingredients for a good time with your choice of pinball, pool, small corner stage, potluck tables in the back, a smoking deck, and a jute box. It should be noted that the bathrooms are in rough shape, but you’d expect that from a dive bar.

Pool table requires quarters. Has a pinball machine. Stage for music.

We went there to see an art show but the art was down so we didn’t see it but that’s okay

I won’t touch that screen no more. I will not have a drink. Every night at Jumbo’s, oh oh oh.