Trolley Stop Lounge

The Trolley Stop is total regular’s bar. If you’re weird about being stared down while walking into a bar, skip it. But don’t let them scare you away. We’ve visited a few times and are starting to feel like regulars ourselves.
The beer and liquor is cheap, cheap, cheap. And they have really great specials throughout the week, like $ 1 Taco Tuesdays and $ 1.50 domestic drafts. A generous shot of my poison (Jim Beam) is only $ 3.75.
The food is pretty good, too! We’ve tried their mac and cheese, pizza and cheese sticks. All very tasty and better than what you’d expect from a bar.
They do live music on weekends and the place fills up pretty quickly, so I suggest getting there before 7.
If you like casual bars (but not quite a dive), give Trolley Stop a visit.

Great chill bar to eat and have a few drinks. My favorite is their pizza! But all their food is pretty good. And if you like shots try their homemade apple pie shot!

Great food, including the best pizza I’ve ever had. really good prices. friendly bartenders especially Marie. and Saturdays are free jukebox days. Yay!
Update: Unfortunately Marie no longer works there, but it’s still a fun place to go to catch the game, hear a live band, or sing karaōke. And, of course, still the best pizza around!

The live music nights on Monday nights is a lot of fun, great music and people. The bar staff is very friendly and attentive. Only downside? Way too loud. The noise level is ridiculously loud and you can’t hear the person next to you. Overall, definitely worth checking out!

We used to go here every Friday night for the fish fry and maybe another night during the week. Definitely an older crowd. Friday nights is like Bill Knapps. The fish used to be really good and then they must have changed cooks or batters because it recently got really bad. We haven’t been back.
Three times in the past couple of months we’ve gone in there and they have been completely out of Miller products — bottle and draft. They had Sam Adams and then ran out of that etc. Not a good sign.
The paint is starting to peel off the walls and it looks like he’s doing very little in the maintenance department. You’ll always see the owner drinking at the bar… or some of the others around town.
Waitresses are nice for the most part depending on who you get. There are a couple that are ditzy as all get out. They will forget drinks, take wrong food orders etc.
Normally, the beer is cold and cheap. Thursday night pizzas are great and we’ve never had a bad one. One of the first bars I’ve been in wthout any coolers behind the bar though. They fill these sink basins with ice for the beer every day. Really inefficient. I feel bad for the bartenders. Not a good set up. Bathrooms are iffy at best and many times I’ve been in there with a very wet floor around the toilets or they are really dirty.
This is your typical downriver hole in the wall and has it’s moments. Not our regular hang out but ok enough for once in a while. Crowd is a little too old (50’s and up)

Stopped in this week for the first time. Somehow I missed it for 8 years even though it’s less than five minutes from my house.
Fun atmosphere, with plenty of raised seating around a large central rectangular bar. The clientele mostly looked like regulars but they were full of smiles and much friendlier than many of the other local joints.
We had a few pizzas and a platter of appetizers. The appetizers were standard fried bar fare (taquitos, wings, cheese sticks, chicken fingers, etc) but all were done correctly and came with a nice array of sauces.
The pizzas were really good. Much better than some of Dearborn’s finer in-​house pizza joints, which was a pleasant surprise. I especially liked the Hawaiian, which isn’t normally my favorite.
Beer pitchers were standard price but the selection was a notch above other local establishments — it’s nice to grab a pitcher of 312 Wheat as an option instead of just the normal Bud, Miller, Labatt choices.
Wait staff was pleasant and visited as often as can be expected given that the place was quite busy and bordering on packed. Good to see in this economy, and indicative of the overall quality of service and food here.
I will definitely be throwing this into my regular rotation, much to the chagrin of many of my other neighborhood favorites. My five dining mates were similarly impressed. I definitely give it a hearty recommendation for a visit if you’re in the neighborhood!

Good food great staff always feel at home.

Great pizza. Good drinks. Awesome neighborhood bar.

Thursday $ 1 bottles til 11pm. Heard their large 3 topping pizza for $ 7 is amazing. Next time. Nice little towny bar downriver.