The World’s End Craft Burger Bar

Pretty solid place for a BYO burger option.I like all the options they offer....multiple proteins, buns, toppings and sauces. Everything was well prepared, meat temps were correct, buns were toasted and toppings were plentiful. If anything, you may want to be cautious on the BYO toppings because things can get sloppy if you add too many.We loved our apps as well, boneless wings and pretzels.Will definitely be back

The husband wanted to celebrate closing on our house and we wanted to try a new to us place. I hopped onto trusty ol' yelp and found The world's end. The availability of a gluten free bun had me sold. We arrive and down right away. It's a seat yourself sort of establishment. The bartender had her hands full, but was on top of it. You would have thought she had cloned herself with how efficient she was serving drinks at the bar, taking orders at various tables, delivering said orders. It was quite impressive to say the least. And the cherry on the top of the cake, she was super friendly and nice. The ambiance was very much locals hang out and comfortable. They appeared to even have a karaoke area.

My friends and I were in the area after a birthday celebration and happened upon the Worlds End Craft Burger. The place is a pub/bar with pub type food, but they also serve brunch and a dinner buffet - at least on Sundays. I chose a burger with mushrooms and Swiss cooked medium and it was delish! It was cooked as requested, the burger was tender, and it had good flavor. I like how they had various side options at an additional cost. I choose the sweet potato tots and coleslaw. Both were good, although it's a small portion of coleslaw. The service was kinda slow even though the place wasn't that busy and some were eating the buffet. It took more time than expected for our food and for our checks afterwards. I would eat here again if in the area and suggest it if looking for a pub type atmosphere.

A nice place tucked away in a nice neighborhood. The burgers were really tasty and the service was amazing. Definitely will be back. It's a good place to go if you want to try the local beers in the region as well as some heavy hitters outside the area as well. Lady's of wine selection.

Great service! Above and beyond. The bar itself is what you would expect for a dive burger bar. The food was good. My only negative was the burger was dry and had too much bun for the patty size. Great milkshakes and a huge drink selection. **Great Iced Tea

A really delicious craft beer and burger bar.No frills! Just beer and burgers. Come and get some asap!

Yes, I do like places with a lot of beer choices. There are brewpubs that provide that, but my wife isn't a beer drinker. Fortunately, The World's End has a lot of options if you're thirsty or hungry. What amazes me most is that this is a small place, but there are a multitude of options well beyond the alcohol. But first, let's talk about the drinks. I always like when a place has the beer options on a chalkboard: it means that the choices change, and in this case there are some really great options. The Mango Grindage is a mango and hops bomb by one of the many Michigan breweries represented here. And, my wife's Moscow Mule was strong. The food options are amazing. Not only do they have a lot of different sandwiches and burgers, but there's a downright crazy list of different choices for toppings on your burger. Rather than going for a custom sandwich, we ordered off the menu (then proceeded to customize). I didn't want lettuce and tomato on my spamwich: there was an option to add a fried egg, so it became an awesomely messy breakfast sandwich.My wife's Drunken Bird (chicken bacon sandwich) was so good that I was lucky to get a bite before she finished it. I was amazed when her mom ordered a Waffling Bird, a chicken breast between 2 waffles. She normally gets the most conventional things, but she loved it.All sandwiches were served with shoestring fries. They're okay, but I wish I had known about the tater tots. The service was great, too. I can see coming back here again if I am ever in the area.

One of those nondescript, slightly divey taverns lining the mile roads in Detroit's burbs. Probably been through several incarnations, and the interior does show its years. But it's still reasonably clean and cozy, and the overall vibe was friendly.The menu features burgers with traditional and inventive topping schemes. I got a swiss/onion/mushroom burger (can't remember the clever name it had in the menu) w/ slaw on the side. The patty came medium as ordered and was tender, though the beef lacked flavor Slaw didn't have much zing to it, but was crunchy. It was an OK lunch, though not what I'd hoped for from a place aspiring to "craft" quality. But maybe "craft " is becoming one of those words that mean what you want it to. Maybe it always was one.

Great beer selection, decent atmosphere. I had a Beyond burger which was pretty good. Tots were a bit underdone

Wayyyyyy Overcooked...wayyy.Wrong or missing toppingsOrdered without onions due to food allergy, kitchen/server merely scrape them off, switch the buns and brought it back.Pass.