The French Laundry

This place is a great brunch spot, with a lot of fancy sandwiches, and great waffles. The bar area is small but they do have a nice selection of MI beers. Great atmosphere. Worth the stop if hungry when in the area.

A neat place that offers a fantastic food selection with an eclectic atmosphere. It offered top notch food while not feeling too stuffy. The tap list was a bit small but had a nice variety of MI brews. The menu also provided style selections with every single item. I wish more places followed suit.

Nice restaurant with a few taps and huge number of bottles. The ambiance was nice the food was excellent. Great place to go for really good food, a big bottle list and a few Michigan micros on tap. I’m more into the multi tappers or folks who brew their own. Well worth a visit.

One of my favorites Great tap selection

An amazing place! Food is really stellar, and the beer selection is top notch. Good emphasis on MI beers. Wild cocktails. Check it out!!

Fantastic destination in Fenton. Beautifully done eclectic restaurant/bar with outdoor seating makes an ambiant place to enjoy the fresh food selections, funky cocktails, and everchanging Michigan micro taps. Highly recommended.

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Holy Cow, I love The French Laundry! It is expensive, but you get LARGE portions and a huge selection. I always make sure to come really hungry. They have a shorter tap selection, but tons of bottled beers. They also carry Zingermans breads. It is usually packed, and they only take reservations for their supper club members, which is basically free to join ($10 to join, then they give you a $10 gift card, and lots of perks). If you "like" them on facebook you can read about their specials, whats on tap, and upcoming events because they update daily.

I went to this place a few weeks back, and was very surprised it wasn’t on ratebeer! This place is incredible. It serves as a coffee shop/bakery by day, and a high class restaurant by night. They have at least 60 GOOD beers in the bottle, and I’m not sure how many taps, but it looked like a lot. The food was amazing, and cleverly titled. It was a bit pricey, but I believe well worth it. When I was there i had the Dogfish Head Midas Touch, as well as Samuel Smith’s oatmeal stout. If your in the brighton/howell area, I highly suggest going there. Cheers!