Date Night in Birmingham, MI

Downtown Birmingham is built for a date you can walk. Pick a dinner table, then choose your second stop by mood.

### Dinner

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**Tallulah Wine Bar & Bistro** (155 S Bates St #201) is the quietest of the strong options — 4.5 stars from 373 reviews, tucked up off the street. **TEUTA** (168 W Maple Rd) rates 4.6 from 224 reviews and is the better pick if you want something newer and a little more design-forward. **Birmingham Pub** (555 S Old Woodward Ave, 4.5 from 530 reviews) is the low-fuss choice when neither of you wants a production.

For a view, **RH Rooftop Restaurant at RH Detroit** (300 S Old Woodward Ave) puts you on top of the RH gallery. It rates 3.9 from 352 reviews — go for the room and the light more than the menu.

### A drink before or after

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**Churchills Bistro Cigar Bar** (116 S Old Woodward Ave) holds a 4.6 rating across 913 reviews and is the most distinctive late-night room in town. **Market North End** (474 N Old Woodward Ave) works earlier in the evening, and **Old Woodward Cellar Wine Store** (912 S Old Woodward Ave Ste 100, 4.9 stars) is where to pick up a bottle if you are heading home instead.

### The walk

Between courses and cocktails, cut through **Shain Park** (270 W Merrill St, 4.7 stars from 501 reviews). It is two minutes from every restaurant above and does more for the evening than another drink would.

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### Something sweet

**Cannelle Patisserie** (159 N Eton St) rates 4.7 from 866 reviews — worth the short drive to the Rail District if you want dessert somewhere other than your dinner table. **Paris Baguette** (183 N Old Woodward Ave) is the walkable alternative downtown.

### If you want to make a night of it

**The Townsend Hotel** (100 Townsend St) is Birmingham's landmark hotel, 4.6 stars from more than 1,300 reviews, and it is a short walk from every restaurant on this list.

Two stops, one park, no driving.