Scorekeepers Bar and Grille

Best Happy Hour I have ever been to!
Tracy is amazing! Super friendly, attentive, and inviting! Don’t miss this place! Great wings!

Went here and the service was horrible they made me take the ramp when the stairs available. The. After I ordered my drink the male bartender proceeded to make racial slurs. I asked them to stop they called me a kike and told me to «piss off». I can’t believe It.

Shhh!!! It’s a secret!!! All you need to know are the specials and everything just keeps getting better.

This place is great, I’ve only been here on a wednesday which has free Coney dogs with the purchase of two drinks. But I found out on friday they have free wings with two drinks. As Arnold used to say I’ll be back. Highly recommend.

Seriously? What’s up with the chicken fingers — they’re so good. I normally don’t eat meat, but my lover snuck one in my mouth when I wasn’t looking. Pretty sneaky, but I wasn’t mad. In fact, I ate so many of them off my lover’s plate that we then had to put another order in. Great job everyone. Also… very cute waitstaff, always a plus.

The Chicken Tenders were definitely winners. After several Long Islands, even the Buffalo Wings put down their swords and surrendered.

If I could describe the chicken tenders in any way, it’s earth cluckering. They are so good that even a chicken would eat them (yeah I went there with chicken cannibalism). I tried them once on vacation and now I can’t stop thinking about them. It answered the time old question of why did the chicken cross the road…
The answer of course is to go to Scorekeepers to get turned into delicious delicious chicken tenders.

Frat.

Excellent filet mignon. Quite the exquisite establishment. The lobster was a bit dry, but they compensated with the scrumptious caviar. Pie? Dont get me started… Execelent ¹⁰⁄₁₀

This place needs to be gutted and burned down. There were flies and gnats at the bar and on the TV s and trash behind the bar on the floor from the night before. It felt like we were in a dungeon. The food was NASTY! Just.ewwww. Cold chicken wings, gross nachos. I noticed the bartender didn’t ask the little girl next to me for her ID. I actually told the bartender all of this and he gave me 15% off… it should have been 100% free.

This place is a waste of time. It’s Friday night and there is a Red Wings playoff game. We walk in and there is absolutely nobody there. Draft beer not working and bar staff obviously do not want to be there. Lights are on like it’s closing time and enough said. One and out, never to return.

We were here on a Friday night in January and I was definitely underwhelmed by this place. We had a Groupon which included two meals– we got burgers which were just okay. This place turns into a dance club at 11 or so. They were taking out chairs and tables the entire time we were there to make room for the dancing kiddos. Apparently, it is a dance club more than a sports bar or restaurant. I wanna come back and dance!

Relatively big dance floor. The dance floor is overlit. Questionably young looking people end up here.
Drinks are all right.

Greek. Underage. Short dresses. Cheap drinks. A couple of 40 year old creeps. People literally throw their glasses when they’ve finished their drinks.
Not for you if your actually 21. But besides that a pretty good time.

I used to go here all the time when I was in high school, so it doesn’t surprise me that most of the reviews say the place is packed with kids. I was 15 the first time I went there and between this bar and a few others that never ID it was fun at that time in my life.
Now I would have to either have to have a gift certificate worth like $ 500 bucks or get paid to go here

Everything I said before still stands, BUT I wanted to add that Skeeps now participates in this GoodDining program, which donates 2.5% of your total bill to your chosen charity if you pay with a registered card.
Also, apparently Skeeps’ pre-​authorization charge for keeping a tab open is $ 75, which struck me as ridiculous (and I freaked out for a bit when I saw they’d charged $ 75 on my card instead of the $ 28.50 I’d authorized). But after a few days, the correct amount posted on my statement.

If I wanted to hang around with 18 year olds and drink bad beer in an overcrowded space with nonexistent service, Skeeps would be the place I’d go. But, I don’t. Never again.

Amazing space. This is place is big — multiple second-​floor areas, terraced levels, well-​designed circular bar-​setup on the first-​floor. Drinks are especially cheap here and if you’re looking, there are plenty of cute 18 (16?) and up girls here. This is where you learn that Thursday is the new Friday.
But, it’s crowded, filled with d-​bags and tools, the music is very predictable, and those cheap drinks are really weak. And it is just way too bright in this place sometimes. If I want to get wrecked could you please keep the lighting down so people don’t see how trashed I am?
But seriously, come here on a Thursday and see where the frat boys go when they turn 21. And if you’re cute enough maybe you’ll go home with one :)

It would’ve been better if the service existed. The place was swamped so bad, we had to order our beers three times before we got them. We wound up getting our own napkins from the bar too.
Great place to watch the game but not great on much else.

S’keepers is scary, but more for the leering frat dudebros and the rest of the crowd than for any other reason. Current magazine recently threw a fest/​night-​of-​shows where they booked rock/​indie bands and DJs at various bars around town. For some strange reason, they booked a lot of sports bars. Mega-​weird, but hey, why not play along?
Some friends ended up playing at S’keepers for this event, so I stopped in for the second time ever. Without the meathead scene, you were able to appreciate the space itself, which is actually kinda cool. There is a small stage area, with a little set-​off crow’s-nest/loft seating area up off to the side. The DJ booth is really well-​equipped, and the décor is sort of wonderful and hilarious — 70s ski-​lodge meets sports memorabilia. A rowing/​crew style boat in the same room as a giant buffalo head and an antler chandelier? Yes.
The polo-​shirted bouncers were a little jumpy (must not be used to tiny dudes in skinny jeans), but nice enough. Domestic beer was more than I thought it should be, but then I found out that if you got a (veggie or reg.) burger, you got a beer deal along with it. Food was decent for a bar, but I was starving, so anything would have done.
Still, I can’t say I would ever go back here on a regular night. I was tempted to imagine a time when someone could take the space over and project crazy video on all of the screens instead of football. But let’s face it, it’s a sports bar, and a sports bar it will stay. Not really my thing, but other people love it, and probably always will.
I’ll see you at the 8-​ball instead.