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The Rattlesnake Club

The Rattlesnake Club

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300 River Pl Dr, Detroit, Michigan, 48207, United States
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Apr 10, 2018
I've been meaning to post this review for quite a while now but am just getting around to it now. I went here for a birthday dinner in late January after having been here many other times. I've always viewed it as a good but not great place that is overpriced due to being right on the river. My past visit however, was not a good experience. The waiter had no knowledge about the beers listed on the menu whatsoever, and made recommendations that were absolutely outrageous to anyone with an elementary understanding of beer. He also was very rude about how someone I was with ordered their tuna steak. Instead of professionally making a suggestion that they maybe get it a little bit less done than initially requested, he made a snide comment about it that made me want to get up and leave the restaurant. He was just incredibly arrogant and there was no reason for it. There are plenty of places that offer the same kind of food around Metro Detroit. I will not be back.

May 20, 2018
This place was lovely. Great customer service. Parking is $4 in the lot totally worth it. Great wine selection lots of art on the walls. I was here for a meeting but stayed well after.

May 4, 2018
Nice place next to the water front. Good also for large groups. We have been there with 30 people. Food was good and also quite some veggy stuff. Dirty blond is the best beer there for me.

Apr 3, 2018
The scenery and ambiance were nice. Great location right on the river. We went here for a date night (which rarely happens so it was a special occasion for us). The shrimp appetizer was good, but nothing amazing. We each ordered a steak (two different kinds) and a side. We were satisfied, but for the money and the reputation, it didn't live up to our expectations. The desserts were great - probably the highlight of our meal. Overall, I'd rather go to another restaurant for the money I paid. Food was bland. Service was ok - the wait staff that helped with water, and bread and things were amazing. Our general waitress was very obviously preoccupied and scattered. The worst part was my husband got extremely sick that night with what we can only assume was food poisoning. It lasted about 24 hours, but happened to be on Easter so our holiday plans were out-the-window. We're thinking it might have been his steak since that was the only thing we didn't share, unless he got a bad shrimp in the appetizer. Who knows... I don't think we'll be going back. I would recommend if you do want to go, sit on the patio and just order dessert, so you get the experience without dropping a ton of dough!

Feb 24, 2018
My goodness! My cousin and I came here for restaurant week but we were blown away. We booked a hotel and then realized it was restaurant week and immediately booked a table at the rattlesnake. We didn’t miss a beat. We started our adventure with crab raked, a gin martini and a whiskey drink. The crab cakes were to die for and we couldn’t have asked for better service

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