Cobb's Corner Bar

I didn't like it at all, and we don't plan on coming back!The establishment wasn't crowded at all- just us and we were waiting on one pizza and an order of rib tips, god the rib tips !..they tasted like erasers dipped in ketchup !..which was put together lazily and over priced.30-45 minutes later..and the girl at the counter acted lazy and spaced out.She acted like we are supposed to serve her..and had an automatic ghetto attitude.The bar atmosphere was okay and I'm suprised none of the patrons or workers knew that this was a world class jazz spot back in the day.(Photos coming later)

Great service during the day, really delicious snacks and one heck of a playlist when it comes to music.Head on over and get yourself a beer!

Four stars as a sports bar located smack-dab in a college area. The bartenders are young but friendly. The indoor-outdoor feel of the space is amazing during the spring and summer. They recently put a canopy over their side patio, which makes sitting outside even more comfortable. There's always good people watching, especially if you sit facing Cass. Drinks are standard, as are their prices. It's a great place to spend a couple hours in the sun. If you get hungry, there's a sandwich shop next door, but beware, there are no cheap eats to be found, even on their appetizer menu.

Chill bar fair drinks cool bartenders, each time I go to cobbs I always enjoy the environment they play fun music and sometimes even have live artists if you're looking for a chill bar in Detroit and just hang out and relax, I'd highly recommend this one. College bar

College bar. Went to watch a game. It was crowded, beer was good. People kept hitting our table. The food is only the pizza next door.

Well, my journey to this establishment started with a young coworker asking a group of people out for a drink. I obliged out of curiosity to see how the younger part lives. Boy, I wasn't ready. Upon entering the premise, Rihanna's "umbrella" sang through the speakers. It tickled my fancy. Took me to an earlier time. I was ready for the emotions of yesteryear. Until I heard a red faced young lady say, "no cap, this song slaps. My mom loves it." I knew I was in trouble. When gazing around the room, I noticed the wonderful insecurity of college kids trying to fornicate hung in the air. It was like watching a mediocre amateur documentary youtube channel. I was into, but I wasn't like into it, into it. You know? Young love was dancing on the tongue of those whiskied lips. Now I'm at the bar amongst my younger colleagues. As I stood around peering at my surroundings through 37 year old eyes, my baby face bartender came up and pleasantly asked what to drink. He used a lot of hand gestures, which I'm into, so that was tight. After taking the order and delivering the drinks, I heard a young man say "Aw naw, but yeah we for sure are slicin." We slicing....So In that sentence I immediately paid my bill because I was abruptly reminded I'm out of my element as the old dude. So I paid my bill and made my exit. Gracefully, with an old dude slide that dripped HARD. As I left, I heard the same dude who said the "slicin" comment talking to a young woman at the front door. Pleasantly enough he said "yaw gur I mean this slaps, let's dip." She, with doe eyes, responded "Kay." All in all, yeah. While the sun is up, for sure will go back. But after hours, leave it for the kids. Let them slice up and be kids. Let the pre-pubescent mustaches ring. Hey girl, you got pit hair, let it rip. Be that best version of you. Me, I'll take my old ass home and sip a Blanton. Kisses.

First time trying this spot. The ordering was a bit confusing, however once we ordered food came quickly. The food was a little under seasoned, but other than that it was good! I got a sandwich with roast beef Swiss and coleslaw on the side with fries. The coleslaw was not my favorite, but the meat was plentiful.

Food was great! Menu is small. Service was nice and friendly just a little slow.Decor is perfect corner bar clean. Fun place to go. Next time I'd probably stick with breakfast or lunch here. Unless you just want a light dinner.

Overall a friendly, light-filled, establishment well suited to Midtown clientele. A summer day with the wind blowing through the open bar doors and good people watching as couples walk down the sidewalk made for a nice break. After the dog park down the street we decided to walk around the block to get a couple crumbs of food and a cold drink. Food was the usual university town Deli-fare, paper and plastic tray. The lightly toasted sub-roll with lettuce, tomato, turkey, mayo based aïoli and avocado smear presented itself quickly. While the bread was a tad misshaped and approaching dry, the accompanying side salad's ranch and cold brew helped the massive bites into my moderately system. My pup sat quietly outside in the patio area and waited for bits of turkey to fall off; he wasn't disappointed. The bar side was surprising busy for a Saturday afternoon. A couple groups coming and going, a pool game, 3 regulars accompanying a muscular terrier nearby the bar patio area. Not a bad vibe, I could see this place filled with college students, a drunk wedding party, and real estate developers all getting drinks on cheaper side.

Bartender Vincent was very nasty towards some females who were very respectful and kind. He was yelling misogynistic rhetoric and when I ordered he was very mean to me too. If it were crowded I would be more sympathetic but there was barely anyone in the bar. Very uncomfortable situation but other than that ambiance is okay