Scott & Jennifer
Things To Do
Michigan Central
On June 7, 2024, Ford Motor Company and Michigan Central welcomed Detroit and the world back to the iconic Detroit landmark with an epic opening night concert on the front lawn of the once-abandoned building. After standing vacant for 34 years, becoming an infamous symbol of Detroit around the world, the building was acquired by Ford Motor Co. in 2018. Over the past six years, more than 3,100 skilled-trades people worked 1.7 million hours to restore what many thought couldn’t be done. We both love history and museums, so toured the Station the week it opened to the public. We were immersed in the memories, as well as excited for what is to come. Check it out! Fun fact: Jenn's mom, Ann, worked in the original train station as a teenager, sorting mail!
The Yard at Corktown
You’ll Never be “Board” at the Yard! Enjoy beverages and indoor/outdoor games at this adventure center. Cornhole, oversize pong, axe throwing, board games and more. However you choose to play, The Yard at Corktown has a game for you!
Nemo's Bar
A whole lotta memories made here, especially celebrating St. Patrick's Day week, Tigers games, birthdays, friendships and more. And hands down the best bar burgers in town!
Supergeil
Supergeil is another one of our favorite places in Corktown for its artsy, eclectic vibe and flare for fiery German and Turkish flavors. This restaurant is inspired by the energy and food of Berlin’s Kreuzberg district. Not unlike Corktown, it is a neighborhood on the edge of center. It’s a multicultural place where artists, students, and Germany’s largest Turkish population live together. Enjoy this same experience at the edge of Corktown, Detroit!
Ottava Via
Rustic Italian in the heart of Corktown, Detroit. We love to wine and dine here, and enjoy Sunday Funday brunch! Check out the back patio for bocce ball and some outdoor fun.
Green Dot Stables
A hidden gem we love for the variety mini sliders and old-time lounge atmosphere. The mystery burger is always a must-try! It is located a few blocks from Corktown.