Sentimental Lady Saloon
36509 Jefferson Ave, Harrison Township, MI, 48045
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Address :
36509 Jefferson Ave
Harrison Township, MI, 48045 - Phone (586) 465-5230
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 2:00pm
Specialities
- Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : No
Good for Groups : Yes
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Loud
Music : DJ
Good For Dancing : No
Alcohol : Full Bar
Happy Hour : Yes
Best Nights : Thu, Fri, Sat
Coat Check : No
Smoking : Outdoor Area/ Patio Only
Outdoor Seating : No
Has TV : Yes
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Amy B.
Love the staff & the cheap drinks:) Got to love the neighborhood bar! The only thing I would request is a couple windows but I think their working on it!
(5)Tricia H.
Love this little townie bar. Stiff drinks, good prices, and if you see me there on a Friday or Saturday night - I'm probably signing Karaoke. Bartending staff is super friendly as are the waitresses. They have one pool table and a dart machine.
(5)Karl G.
Great place for a burger, beer & ball game, :) .
(3)Kent M.
On a bar-hopping night, I started here. I ordered a Labatt Blue Light and it was delivered by a friendly bartender for $2.75. That would turn out to be the cheapest of the night, as the other 2 bars each charged more. The Tigers were on and the TVs all displayed the game as we continued to lose last night. Still, it was a friendly crowd at the bar. Even though they also serve food, I just stopped for one and kept rolling.
(4)R R.
YES! A thousand times yes! Cheap drinks and a laid-back atmosphere with a local crowd that's very friendly and welcoming. There's a dance floor with retro lights, mirrors on the walls, and even an old stripper pole (no nudies these days). Kinda cramped and hard to find seating after a certain hour--and the music can be VERY loud--but let's face it, we're not going to unwind from the week by meditating. During the day (especially popular at lunchtime), they also have very cheap but very delicious 1/2 lb customizable burgers (or so say many I've talked to about it). They even make this vegetarian salivate! ;) All of this aside, though, the name alone should be enough to get you in the door. Just go--you'll have a BLAST!! See you there!
(4)Neil Y.
This was my neighborhood bar for several years. Yes, it is a dive bar. It doesn't now or has ever pretended to be anything different. All of the people are locals but who cares. You're all welcome. Drinks are cheap and they use to have 25 cent draft beers during happy hour. No, it ain't classy but it's close. Great karaoke. Best SLS Moment: The owner Carol would roll out an enormous spread at Thanksgiving. This was cool because I always worked on Thanksgiving and my family lived on the other side of town. I am forever grateful for that. She was a class act woman. Worst SLS Moment: Some guy came into the bar decked out in a Marine dress uniform claiming to be collecting cash for the Marine Corps Toys-for-Tots holiday program. Seemed legit right? Everyone gave because it was the holidays and everyone was drinking. This was on a Friday. He revisits the next night bringing the same deal. However, this time a Marine officer was in the place in plain clothes (Selfridge is nearby) and smelled this guy for what he was--a con artist. Aparently, the Corps does not advocate collecting cash but rather actual toy donation. The imposter was thrown in jail. It made the news and it was determined that he drummed up about about $5,000 in a weekend by hitting up every area bar.
(4)Mark H.
friendly people, great beers and a comfortable atmosphere. A neighborhood favorite. I would definitely come back again.
(5)Tom S.
This place was charming had a fantastic burger. Unfortunately I couldn't finish it because I looked over and saw a rat run right across the floor like it owns the place. The older lady who seems like the owner wasn't even shocked. She didn't comp my meal which I couldn't finish eating. And I swear I heard one of the waitresses call the rat by name. I don't suggest that anyone eat there ever. If you have to drink there get it out of the bottle.
(1)Bar B.
Ohhh the Sentimental Lady Saloon. Where do I begin.... The Lady as we call it has been a favorite watering hole to the men of Selfridge for some time. There are stories that have been told of the entire bar lined with military uniforms. Of course, that is just an old wives tale. The reason why this place is so famous is becuase they have been coined as having the best bar burger. Of course the only opinion that matters is that of Bar Burger Quest. The 1/2lb. Burger with American, bacon, and L.T.O. Burger - 3 Price - 4 Service - 4 Overall - 3.8 The Juicy Lucy came with 4 pieces of bacon, American, L.T. and grilled onion. Burger - 3 Price - 3 Service - 3 Overall - 2.5 As you can tell we thought the burgers lacked flavor and were a little overdone. Fortunetely we both like cheap beer and you can't beat $1 pints! This is a place that will always be a Selfridge favorite.
(4)Andrew C.
Great old school bar. It's always fun to grab a beer and hang out for a while. The service is pretty good and the environment is nice.
(5)Eric C.
From the outside this clearly looks like a gentlemen's establishment. From the inside this looks like a gentlemen's establishment. Sorry to dissapoint, but it's not. For some reason this bar chooses to have no windows (insulation problem?), a dance floor with a mirrored ceiling (where a pool table is now) and a cage in the corner. It's worth a trip just to ponder this... I had the chicken fingers and an order of seasoned fries and it was solid bar food. The beer was pretty cheap although the tap selection wasn't going to blow anyone away. It's one of those bars where every square inch is covered with some sort of paraphernalia. So it's kind of like if Steve and Barry's (moment of silence observed) opened up an Applebees.
(3)Melissa K.
Total dive bar. Never had the food, but drinks are cheap.
(3)John K.
If you want a little dive bar to go and people watch, this would be it! They have the typical bar food (burgers, fries, chicken strips) stuff like that. I do love the fries though! It needs to be updated, but if you did that, then it would lose its appeal lol. People watching is great. You get a lot of different types of all ages. They have kareoke on certain nights which are usually entertaining, but sometimes a little annoying. Its a hit or miss. Drinks are pretty cheap, especially for liquor. Beer is also cheap, but not a huge selection. Not a horrible place, but not the best place either.
(3)David W.
I can't add much to the other reviews other than to confirm that this place is very dive-y. The beers were reasonably priced. What I recall being on tap were Sam Adams, PBR and Miluakee's Best, among a few others. This place leaves you with a few "hidden gems" to ponder, including: -The mirrored cage in the back corner... -The stall in the men's restroom didn't have a door. And, no, I don't mean it-had-a-door-at-one-time-but-it-broke-off-and-nobody-bothered-to-fix-it. I mean, there was clearly never any provision for a door. Hmm... Just interesting...
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