The best bars & nightlife in Fowlerville

“Let MTM Drinks - Mobile Bartending roll in with custom cocktails and great service while you just mingle. They cover weddings, birthdays, showers, corporate shindigs and even kid’s parties with no-alcohol sips, taking the drink guesswork off your plate so your Detroit hang feels easy this week.”

From the Redford newsletter, August 30, 2026

“Louie's Cocktail Lounge leans into artisanal spirits, sharp-as-a-tack mixology, and a calm, sophisticated room that works for catching up or celebrating, and their bespoke cocktail catering can class up a private hang or corporate shindig without the fuss.”

From the Dearborn newsletter, August 31, 2026

“Stand-alone & airport wine bars offering lunch, dinner & small plates with custom-paired wines.”

“Whether you’re feeling show tunes, mic-ready bravery, or just solid bar vibes, Halo Detroit - Bar and Lounge lines up cabaret showcases, karaoke with Alaina, and community socials like BLUF Detroit and the Hot Ash Cigar & Pipe Social. Rally a couple friends this week and make a midweek memory.”

From the Dearborn newsletter, August 26, 2026

“Soul on Ice Detroit Drinking Den pairs great cocktails with heartful dishes in a space that actually feels like you dressed up for something. Expect live entertainment and DJs, a polished vibe without the pretense, and that just-right energy for catching up with friends this week.”

From the Detroit newsletter, August 21, 2026

“Smoky brisket, handcrafted burgers, and shareable snacks make Howell Tavern the spot when you want bold flavors without leaving town. It nails that friendly neighborhood tavern vibe with comfort classics, lighter salads for balance, and plates built for gatherings... or just you conquering a craving.”

From the Livingston County newsletter, September 7, 2026

“Mic Drop Comedy brings touring acts, wild themed nights, and even a Detroit Ghost Tour to your week, so you can swap doomscrolling for actual belly laughs. Scan the calendar for the Crimes of Speech Tour, Adult Bingo & Naughty Games, and more sets that punch above the open-mic chatter.”

From the Detroit newsletter, September 18, 2026

“The Royce Detroit is a wine bar and shop hybrid built for everyday Detroit life, pouring small-batch bottles from organic, biodynamic and low-intervention producers. Settle in for a glass, snag a bottle for dinner, or nerd out at Wine School and the Wine Club... homework never tasted better.”

From the Detroit newsletter, September 7, 2026

“Side Hustle Lounge, inspired by Detroit’s creative spirit, is all about well-made drinks, good conversation, and a room that actually has energy.”

From the Detroit newsletter, September 13, 2026

“Whether you’re in the mood for a glass that hits just right or a proper cocktail without the fuss, Father Forgive Me pours it on the grounds of the Shepherd. Mostly walk-ins, so swing by with a friend and let the conversation stretch as long as the pour.”

From the Detroit newsletter, September 1, 2026

“Brush Park Bodega is your low-key fix for made-to-order breakfast, legit lunch sammies, and a bar program that actually has fun with it. Think Udi's gluten-free bagels, a rotating staff-created cocktail list (hello, house espresso martini), taps featuring Bell's, and market vibes for easy grab-and-go this week.”

From the Detroit newsletter, August 24, 2026

“Family owned and right in downtown Howell, Cleary's Pub nails that relaxed Irish pub vibe with pints of Guinness, Michigan brews, and fun cocktails like the Tropical Leprechaun. Grab a booth this week for easygoing pub fare and neighborly chatter that hits the spot.”

From the Livingston County newsletter, August 24, 2026

“Chenin is a small Detroit wine bar tucked inside The Siren Hotel, pouring wine alongside cocktails, food, and a delightful ice cream situation. No reservations, just slide in when the mood hits, after work or when your sweet tooth teams up with your wine brain.”

From the Detroit newsletter, September 14, 2026

“Whether your week needs a smarter night in or a little inspiration in the kitchen, Vesper Books and Wine blends a thoughtful lineup of wine, cold beer, and amaro with shelves of cookbooks and snacks. Pop in this week to browse and chat, then head home with a bottle and a plan.”

From the Detroit newsletter, August 19, 2026

“Candy Bar hides inside The Siren Hotel with plush seating, a giant chandelier, and a menu that’s more pleasure than pretense. Expect impeccably cold martinis, playful seasonal creations, and a Dealer’s Choice if you like a good surprise, then linger until you forget the time.”

From the Dearborn newsletter, September 10, 2026

“The Cat House Lounge in Howell is all about craft cocktails done right, from an Espresso Martini to a Penicillin, plus Aberrant Ales beer and wine. Tuck into cozy nooks, a private study vibe, or a perch overlooking the backyard, then graze on brown butter popcorn and smoked whitefish dip.”

From the Livingston County newsletter, August 20, 2026

“If your week could use a mini escape, Cata Vino pours standout Spanish wines, stocks a little mercado of authentic delicacies, and even sends you home with their popular sangria to go. Consider it your shortcut to a great at-home spread with friends, and there’s a wine club if you catch feelings.”

From the Detroit newsletter, August 11, 2026

“Howell regulars know 2FOG's Pub as the uptown, downstairs place to meet, with a prohibition-era feel, classic cocktails and martinis, 16 beers on tap with Michigan craft in the mix, and a full lunch, dinner, and Sunday brunch. Cozy catch-ups, date nights, or easy online ordering.”

From the Livingston County newsletter, September 1, 2026

“Two Birds nails the neighborhood hang vibe with well-made cocktails, a thoughtful beer and wine lineup, and the curveball we didn’t know we needed, soft-serve for dessert. It’s the kind of easy spot you slide into for a quick drink that somehow becomes a lingering catch-up.”

From the Dearborn newsletter, September 13, 2026

“Block Brewing Company keeps Livingston County happily fed with craft beers and seriously good BBQ, smoked onsite over locally grown hickory with award winning sauces. Grab a flight, try Block Water if seltzer’s your speed, and catch their August-only Howell features while they’re here.”

From the Livingston County newsletter, September 13, 2026

“Set in a former firehouse, Ladder 4 Wine Bar matches a dialed-in wine list with creative plates like drive-thru hash browns with caviar, skate wing milanese, and capellini al limone. Ideal for a midweek catch-up when you want Detroit comfort with chef-y flair.”

From the Detroit newsletter, August 28, 2026

“Whether you crave a low-key date or a catch-up with neighbors, Howell's MainStreet Winery pours their own signature wines and pairs them with stone oven thin crust pizzas, cheese plates, baked brie, salads, and garlic cheesy bread. They even keep a few beers on tap for your hops-curious friend.”

From the Livingston County newsletter, September 16, 2026