Grady’s Lounge
25280 Gratiot Ave, Roseville, MI, 48066
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Address :
25280 Gratiot Ave
Roseville, MI, 48066 - Phone (586) 777-8884
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Specialities
- Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Music : DJ, Live, Juke Box
Good For Dancing : Yes
Alcohol : Full Bar
Happy Hour : Yes
Best Nights : Thu, Fri, Sat
Coat Check : No
Smoking : Outdoor Area/ Patio Only
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Has TV : Yes
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Kimberly D.
I'm being generous with 3 stars. It's more like 2.5. Definitely a dive bar but you know that going in. Just like the previous reviews mention the place is smoky, dark, and dirty. Drinks are cheap and the food is typical bar food. Came in with my best friend and her husband. Our waitress Shannon was friendly. Asked for a cosmo with Absolut and they had to look it up. It's NOT a martini bar. It tasted more like a Smartie (candy) but surpringly not bad, just not strong. They have karaoke 7 nights a week. It was pretty dead on a Saturday night so we had a burger, a few drinks, and left. If you don't have high expectations this place is fine to get your drink on without breaking the bank.
(3)Steve H.
Used to go here every Fri, or sat..had a great time..until, they stopped having SAM DOMBROWSKI, on karaoke Saturdays, substituted with some "dj hip hop" thing..wrong crowd for us..and NO longer fun..bring SAM back..plzzzz!
(1)Tiana O.
Definite dive. Great place to go with more than a few friends. They have karaoke most nights of the week. Also, they have really cheap draft beer and shot girls who walk around. It's pretty hilarious, someone also came and asked us if we wanted to by roses for our special ladies. It's dirty and dingy and everyone piles up near the door to smoke, so it's pretty smoking inside still, but I loved this place and would go back often if I lived closer.
(3)Michael C.
Grady's is a the definition of a dive bar. Though the decor of the place might lead you to believe that is would be a middle-of-the-road place to have a drink, this isn't that sort of place at all. Granted, they do have some awesome drink specials; $1 keg beers, for example. It was this that drew me to Grady's initially. That was before I learned that all the other bars in town have upgraded - they no longer cater to riff-raff, so the riff-raff goes to Grady's. It's a biker bar now. The night that I was there, a few fights broke out, and I almost got into a scuffle myself because some guy thought I was trying to steal his seat when I was actually waiting for a drink. $1 drinks aren't worth it. One of the highlights was watching the bikers do karaoke. I hate to buy into stereotypes, but one guy who could barely stand did sing "Free Bird"... and it seemed totally fitting. I'd only suggest coming here as a one-time thing or at the very end of desperation. Though the possibility for some interesting people-watching is there, so is the possibility of losing teeth over a misunderstanding.
(2)tanya a.
Gradys is a nice little dive bar right down the street from my where I grew up. I remember trying to sneak in with friends when we were kids. It was a pretty big deal at the time. I've been there more this past year than I ever thought due to moving back to my old neighborhood. The have karaoke 6 - 7 nights a week with a pretty regular crowd. I wish they had a better selection of songs though. The food is cheap bar food. Perfect if you get the munchies. They even have "freedom fries" on the menu. Drinks are cheap too. The shot girls are a bit bothersome. It seems like they're always asking and interrupting. Gradys is great for people watching and has some interesting regulars.
(3)David R.
I've been here a coupla times. Both on accident. The first time I thought one of my friends would be hosting karaoke, but there was miscommunication so I ended up there on my own. Grady's had someone else doing the karaoke, but the vibe was kinda strange (questionable characters at the end of the bar) and I didn't feel like joining in and got out. The second time I was getting my car serviced at Belle Tire right down the street and I went in Grady's to wait and have a beer. Neither visit made me want to necessarily return. Just bein real!
(2)Richard M.
Lets start out with, this is not a bad bar, if you're in to 70's and 80's music and like being surrounded by "regulars" (or bar flies as I call them). Now if you are a band, and think that this would be a nice place to play, be careful. My friend's band was booked to play here for a Halloween party. They had already played this bar last year and had no problems. However, this year, the owner felt that she needed to stand up for the 2 or 4 "regulars" there that night that did not like the music. She started yelling at the bad to turn it down and that they were too loud. The bad had everything so low all you could hear was the drums and they were not even being mic-ed. The 2 or 4 "regulars" took it upon themselves to start yelling at the band and telling them to get off the stage. When the band stopped and started talking to the owner, asking what the problem was (and nicely, not rude), several of the "regulars" rushed the stage and tired to start a fight. The band decided to just pack up and go to another bar (as did the other band there that night , they knew that the "regulars" would not like their music either). As everyone that was there that night to watch my friend's band was leaving, half (if not all) of the Roseville Police showed up. As the owner was talking to them saying that the band would not get off the stage (now remember, they were already packing up by this time). Plus the police wanted to know who call this in and who had the "gun". At this time I stepped up and told the officer that we had it all recorded (as we record all our friend's shows for the heck of it) and what really happened and that no one in the band was trying to start a fight and that they were all leaving already. By this time the officer was lecturing the owner about making false claims and wasting the departments time, then all of a sudden her story changed and she denied calling and had no idea who called. Of course that night, neither band got paid. So just a word of advice, if you hire a band called "Devil's Lock", do not expect them to play Bob Seger or CCR...
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