Elwood Bar, Historical bar in downtown Detroit, United States
Elwood Bar is a historic tavern in downtown Detroit featuring Art Deco design elements and located near Comerica Park and Ford Field. The establishment serves American food and attracts visitors with its distinctive interior aesthetic and neighborhood location.
The bar opened in 1936 at the intersection of Elizabeth and Woodward Streets, which inspired its name. The building was relocated in 1997 due to the construction of Comerica Park.
The bar serves as a gathering spot for Detroit Tigers and Lions fans who come together before and after games. It has become woven into the city's sports culture and community traditions.
The bar operates only on event days at the neighboring stadiums, so it makes sense to check the game schedule before planning a visit. Reservations are advisable for groups.
The entire building was moved approximately 144 feet (44 meters) in 1997 to save it from demolition and preserve its historic status. This physical relocation is a remarkable feat of historic preservation in the city.
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