Prush’s Bar & Grill

Solid three star dining. It’s a neighborhood bar and the atmosphere is great. We came at 10 on a Friday and it was lively but not too busy. We ordered a gravy burger and patty melt. The gravy burger was good and so was the patty melt for the most part but their rye bread game was weak and it ruined the sandwich for me. It tasted good, it just wasn’t what I wanted. Otherwise everything was alright. Also, I burnt my tongue on molten mini taco goo. I don’t know how to feel about that. It hurt like a mf-​er but at least the sampler appetizer was hot and fresh?

Great food great service I’ve only been here once but I liked it a lot good atmosphere with great food

Just do a classic perfectly! Perch fried to perfection with fries, coleslaw and bread. Oh and beers at a corner bar is tradition in Wyandotte. Crowded yet friendly.

The Friday Fish fry is as good as it gets… Perch is the best downriver hands down… Great atmosphere, nice staff. This place is a hidden Gem!!!

Great Fish Fry and the vibe in this place is pure neighborhood bar

My boyfriend and I decided to try Prush’s after reading all of the great reviews it got on here. Plus, it’s really close to home. It sounded like the type of place we would enjoy. We went on a Monday night after attending a super frigid Tiger’s game and it was exactly what we wanted!!!
We both got burgers to eat, mine a boring plain cheeseburger and my boyfriend a bacon cheeseburger with pepper jack cheese and they were amazingly delicious!!! I do believe I said (multiple times) it was the best cheeseburger of my life!!! I actually couldn’t finish mine (huge ½ pounder) so my boyfriend had the rest and he actually said mine was better… that’s a lot to say when a burger is that good all by itself.
There weren’t too many people there, like I said it was a Monday night around 9:30 but the service was great and the prices definitely affordable for such great food! We will definitely be back!!!

One of the most old fashioned bars downriver and frankly, boring. Old jukebox way behind the times with that, and no good drink specials. food is pretty decent, fries suck though.

Best perch I have ever had at a bar. Great atmosphere, a downriver institution. Service is great if you go on Friday eve for dinner be prepared to wait the place is packed and rightfully so.

Classic… I don’t usually write reviews. Maybe I should start more often. This bar is pretty basic, but its clean and the owner is awesome. I don’t mean basic as a bad thing. Its just it doesn’t have a theme. I have lived here for 5 years and haven’t found any bars I like. This one I like. It was a Saturday afternoon. Not too busy, but a good family crowd. I’m sure it gets busier at night I will let you know when I return.

Great place to relax. This is truly Wyandotte, a home town bar where the owner remembers you and talks to you.

They have the best Perch dinners available, alas, on friday nights only. Lots of other good menu choices here including menu items for the legendary Riveria restaurant which closed about 40 years ago. The Riveria was known for Gravy Frys. Anyone who ever had them was hooked. Several restaurants around Wyandotte offer this old time treat, but Prush’s is the only one to offer some of the other menu choices from the Riveria as well. This is a cozy little place, good for a crowd or for two. I have even came in alone and sat at the bar being desperate for their Perch. Good jukebox selection caps it off.

A real sleeper. The place looks like a total dive from the outside, but is clean and well decorated on the inside. I stopped in for lunch, and ordered the chicken dumpling soup and southwest burger, which came with fries. The soup was excellent, and the burger was also; hand-​patted and fresh. I had a soft drink, but it looks like they have a large domestic list with a few micro brews mixed in. The lunch crowd consisted of me and one other person, so I recommend stopping here for a quiet meal. Service was friendly and attentive as well.

As Downriver as Downriver gets. Country music karaōke, no craft beer. The servers were nice, but I prefer the Rockery.

Like many of the posts, people kind of stumble upon this place. If you do, you will not leave there without meeting some of the down to earth downriver people! The food is delicious, clean restrooms, great atmosphere and SUPER people! We all love Joe!

Randomly, because of Unilocal… we happened upon this place. The other reviewer was right… it looks seedy on the outside but don’t judge this book by its cover! The atmosphere is super fun and old school… has tons of charm. They really do have the leg lamp from A Christmas Story! Fra — gile — ayyy! Great juke box… good eats… fun stuff. Owner is awesome. What a nice guy!

This is a quaint local bar with a pool table and jukebox. The ambiance is kitchy along with Detroit team memorabilia. The crowd is pretty diverse with young and old customers, mainly locals. The beer is cheap… not a huge selection, but I always get a pint of Blue Moon Belgian White with the orange slice. They also offer liquor drinks. Food-​wise, the perch dinner on Fridays during Lent is very good. It is has a deep fried cracker breading and tastes very, very fresh. The long lines on Fridays confirm this. I’ve also had a burger which was good and juicy as well as the ribs, which my husband says he really likes. An all round good place to go for food and drinks.

Stopped in this bar last night with two friends and my hubby, Never been there before. I agree the outside isnt exciting but I love the huge wood door and once inside. I loved the bar setting, wood floors that creak, high ceilings and lamps/​lights… And I love to play music and pool (thou I lost last night) We’d def go back for a drink, food or with a few more friends.
Thanks, Sara & Bill

The Best Perch Dinner downriver!

This bar finished first out of over 40 bars in our bar crawl. Just a fine neighborhood bar. Nothing fancy, just good fooed and good times. The «Cheers» of Wyandotte. Not really a five, but not a four either. ⁴¹⁄₂ stars

From the outside, Prush’s just looks like another crusty old bar in Wyandotte. The building is just a washed out grey, and it kind of looks like a place where you would find a bar full of old men, drowning their sorrows with booze.
We stopped in to catch the game yesterday, and I actually liked the place. It had some charm and character. I loved the old building with the high ceilings and exposed piping. But, the best thing about the place was: THEY HAVE THE LEG LAMP FROM THE CHRISTMAS STORY THERE!
The clientele was younger than I expected… late 20’s to early 40’s. We ordered up some beer and bar food, which went down good while watching the Wings lose. Oh well, there’s always next year!