TV Lounge

I always tell people tv feels like home. The first time I went here I was not into house or techno but I saw Stacey Pullen here and it changed my life.Everyone is always so friendly and the vibes are always great. I love going out on the patio, they have a great view of the Detroit skyline. 20/10.

Love this place. You're in for a good time. Some of the best DJs and crowd there to have a good time. Food is only good enough to keep you drinking...wings are so small they look like olives. Fries are ok and salmon bites are ok.

Come on Wednesday after 530 everybody else on the patio when it's warm out it's really nice and though is not just House or techno , they have 2 different DJs on Wednesday's

I have only been here one time but they had a couple of female DJ's that were slammin! Electric/techno, dance. Loved it, but it is quite the drive for me so I cannot hang here, often as I would like. I went to Detroit in the heart of winter so I was not able to experience the patio areas, as one was closed and the other area, well, it was just too cold for me to go outside, but some were smoking out there, so that was accomadating for those that do smoke.We had a male, bartender who was super cool, but there was a girl on the other side who was a _ _ _ ch, and not in a good way, so she hasseled my friend. I observed her and her snarl I just didn't know about my friends encounter with her, until later. -------However, I found the bartender, on the other side to be nice and the front bouncer and security were cool and not overbearing.No entrance fee on the night I was there and food by the front entrance as you come in.Out of sight to visit, I really enjoyed myself. Many thanks to the hospitality I received.Decent size dance floor with slammin music.

The most rude dj ! Bar was full with our friends and he refused to play anything one could dance to! Not one soul was listening or dancing to whatever it was that he was playing! Don't come for a good time! Bar staff wonderful but she realistically was not from our planet!! And very rude!!

Classic Detroit Techno in a great outdoor space. From the patio of TV Lounge you get Detroit Skyline, space, air, and all the Techno that I want. This place delivers for the $10 cover with a reliable show and atmosphere that you can simply count on to make your night. Keep the dream alive, TV Lounge.

Legit dive bar with awesome DJ's We womp womped out with Kaskade last night.Hot.... Sweaty....Loud...Lasers....Dancers Bumping.....Awesome !Bartenders took care of us and we had a great time.minus one star for limited bathrooms for all.

TV Lounge is honestly one of my favorite places on Earth. It doesn't matter if I'm visiting for a Movement afterparty that goes until noon or just a regular weekday/night whenever I'm in town from Chicago. It's always a good vibe with the quickest, dopest staff on hand, not to mention the music! I love local Detroit techno DJs and this is one of the best places in the city to listen to them. Get you a cheap beer, find a seat on the patio and vibe to the music while getting one of the best views of the skyline.

It's hard for me to review this place, I'm told this is normally a dance club and I went to see a live band. So based solely off that experience here's my review.First off I suggest you google street view this place if you're not familiar to it's location, because it's extremely difficult to see any sign on the building until you get right to it. They have their own parking across the street and a valet parking. Even parking your car yourself will cost you $5 (no idea about Valet). But I was glad people were outside watching cars, the neighborhood is just so-so.Funny enough the Valet guys couldn't break my 20, the cover guy couldn't break my 20, the mandatory $2 coat check girl couldn't break my 20 $. Finally the bartender broke it for me. so I paid off all door people so I could move on to my business, $5 for parking $5 for Entrance, and $2 for my coat. so now were up to $12 dollars and I don't even have a beer in my hand yet.The drink are SUPER expensive here, i bought two miller lite bottles and a vodka tonic $18 = $4 miller lites $10 drinkWhen I walked in they the bar was all decked out in blue and yes TV's with white couches and curtains. the bar also had these comically large blue stools. The other side (band side) was a little more to my liking, dark with red couches and a really hip room. the stage was nice and high too, the band sounded great but the band ran their own sound so I'll credit "will sessions" with that. I'm not sure this place caters to the type of people this band attracts, (young hole in the wall crowd) who are not used to swanky rooms with pricey drinks. I will say it was extremely easy to get a server to ask you for a drink, almost to the point of being annoying.If a band I like was playing there again I'd probably come out, but I bring a little more cash next time.

This review is for their handling of tickets being purchased at the door. We were in the front of the line and had been waiting for no less than 30 minutes. Suddenly they decided the move the line against the wall of the club with no regard for the previously formed line on the sidewalk. So instead of being in the front, we were then in the middle. When I brought it up, the security guard screamed at me and accused me of cutting. Waited another 30 minutes and left for another party instead. I don't even mind not getting into the club, I understand that things sell out. But there's no excuse for such rude security. Also, there were definitely people getting let in who didn't show tix or guest list or anything so maybe they knew someone to get in? I don't know. Total sh*t show.