Rustic Cabins - Grosse Pointe Park

This is a family owned business and it shows. Very nice outside seating to take advantage of. I'd give it 5 Stars and we'll worth taking the time to...

Ok either you get neighborhood joints or you don't. If you do Rustic Cabins is a shoe in for five stars. If you don't I'm sure there's a TGI Fridays around...

There is something spectacular about dive bars, they feel like your grandmas house if your grandma lived in an old musty cabin with little light and draft...

I love the ambience of this bar, played pool here! You also have this cool statue of a lady, go see yourself!

Okay, either you get neighborhood connections or not. If you are Rustic Cabins is a shoe for five stars. If you're not sure, there's a TGI Friday with your name. Rustic cabins have been a big point ever since, good for ever. I would have heard about reading about it and studying Jack Kerouac's aspectator (he was there, maybe the road starts there? But I've never been there. The error was corrected today. After a tour through the Ford Mansion and the Grosse Pointe RW and I ventured south to GPP and Rustic cabins. Now RW is a local and chose to know that this would be great. In a series of hoi polloi (the shops are Rustic Cabins. Rustic from the outside and diverable on the inside Rustic Cabins meets my right notes. Atmosphere from the Wazoo, which can only come with time. Pool tables. Juke Box and wait... a cigarette machine! (Hipsters Google it . Still a few smokers to sell a butt. Remember that nobody likes an exit! The place is fantastic. Locals come and go. I met a couple and it felt like an old house week! Everyone buys a round for his friends (and I). Think about Cheers, but real. It was a quiet Sunday night, but another great time. Sports on TV, Juke Box Cranks.. Magic. Places like these are rare and can not be created with a plan, they simply develop. Look at this jewel of Grosse Pointe Park. If you get it, you get it. If you don't know and continue. Rustic cabins. Distill my heart! If I were on my way with Jack Kerouac, I would do my last stop! Go!