Bachelor’s One
1967 Cass Lake Rd, Keego Harbor, MI, 48320
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Address :
1967 Cass Lake Rd
Keego Harbor, MI, 48320 - Phone (248) 682-2295
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 12
Specialities
- Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Very Loud
Music : Live
Good For Dancing : Yes
Alcohol : Full Bar
Happy Hour : Yes
Best Nights : Fri, Sat, Sun
Coat Check : No
Smoking : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Has TV : Yes
Dogs Allowed : No
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William S.
Needs Work My Wife and I met some friends on valentine's day to see the band EMS. They arrived a hour before us and ordered steak bites. They had not received their food till after we had ordered (about 1 hour 15 minutes) and while cooked to a nice med rare they were unseasoned. I ordered the extreme heat wings which arrived in a timely 15 minutes and were good. The sauce was excellent (a little light but they brought more) habanero based wonderful flavor great heat. they use a meaty whole wing and they cooked them done, but not dry. My wife ordered the shrimp scampi and i ordered the teriyaki glazed chicken. The wifes scampi was ok, shrimp cooked to perfection, pasta slightly over cooked. The chicken while cooked well (done but not dry) was flavorless. Lack of seasoning was the theme for the evening. They have a new chef that i sensed has not yet discovered the strengths and weaknesses of his staff. They as a restaurant are moving away from straight from the freezer, to the fryer, to you, bar food. I am going back! If the chef can control his staff they can produce great food so i will give them some time and see what happens. great idea needs better execution.
(2)Sarah G.
These reviews are giving B1's a bad rap. What I'm looking for in a dive bar night out is simple: good music (check), good drinks (check), inexpensive drinks (check), decent food so I don't pass out (double check - food is really good actually) and good service (servers and bartenders are always super friendly and helpful). All in all, B1's serves up exactly what I want for a night out. Although I do wish that once in a while they would have karaoke on a Saturday night instead of a band. They also have shuffle board, Golden Tee and pool tables if you are into that.
(4)Michael A.
Apparently under new management . Little better than it was. Lots of young people , live music . Not the kind of place to bring your wife or anyone else you care about as the patrons are a little rough, hammered lets say with a hint of other substances. Not exactly like the movie "the road house" But the closest I've seen , minus the fence around the band.
(2)Tommy H.
Me and my friends enjou it here most of the time. It's always a wild card if the bar is gonna be packed or if we are going to be the only ones in there. They have cheap drinks, keno, live music, and good staff.
(3)Suzanne G.
Bachelor 1 has a really good cook! Everything is delicious. On Friday nights they have a fish special that tastes like an expensive restaurant. The ambiance is comfortable,the staff and owners really care about their customers . They have had some really spectacular musicians. It is a really nice place.
(4)Neil Y.
Where do you go when you want to see the Lake's Area 50-60 somethings hang out? Here. Live bands are just not my things anymore especially in small venues. Bands play way louder than necessary and the songs they play are about random. We heard a band play a Mister Mister song followed up by a Kenny Rogers ditty and a horrible cover of Loverboy. The thrice divorced Keego-Sylvanites ate it up. The one plus of the night was that we saw Todd the bartender. He used to own the Backseat Saloon and not P/T's it at the Bachelor. He's a great guy and knows how to poor the perfect beer or make a great drink. Glad to see him again.
(2)Nikoletta K.
Don't get me wrong, I like dive bars and local neighborhood joints but this place is something else!! My brother is a regular here and DRAGS me here...has quite a few times over many years. Each time I go, I hate it. The "clientele" is Keego trash and I've never had fun here. I go for my brother's sake since he never wants to go anywhere else.
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