INVENTIVE FOOD AND CREATIVE TAKES ON THE CLASSICS.
MASTERFULLY MIXED COCKTAILS AND CRAFT BEER.
LIVE MUSIC SURROUNDED BY AN ENERGIZING CROWD.

A rockin' menu.

Tune up with our Kung Pao Cauliflower or Loaded Waffle Fries and follow the opening acts with headliners like our Nashville Hot Chicken, Roadhouse Ribs, or The Morrie Burger. Sweet tooth? Our Salted Caramel Ice Cream Sandwich is one of the most requested items on our playlist.

Looking for a recovery meal after channeling your inner rockstar last night? Our weekend brunch will get you back on your feet. Soak up a night of bad decisions with fresh biscuits, waffles, and pancakes, or try our Pork Belly “Bennie” or Smoked Salmon Bowl. And of course, the bar is open early.

And if the Food isn't Enough...

As Steven Tyler once said, “…anything that was worth doing was worth overdoing…” and we couldn’t agree more. Our bar staff has carefully crafted a drink list full of seasonal cocktails and unique takes on classic drinks, like the Morrie’s Mule and Perry’s Addiction. All for you, rockstar.

Whether you’re here to enjoy the best Happy Hour in Royal Oak, a boozy weekend brunch (bottomless mimosas anyone?), or imbibing while vibing to live music, we’re sure to have a beverage that matches your mood.

It’s time to turn the volume up.

If you’re searching for live music in Royal Oak, look no further. Several nights a week, The Morrie transforms into an intimate musical venue, where you and your closest friends can groove with some of the best live performers in the metro-Detroit area.

Stay updated on our music schedule so you don’t miss our award-winning house band, Your Generation in Concert | The World’s Greatest Tribute Band. You won’t want to miss a moment. And if you missed any excitement last night? Don’t worry – because there’s always tonight.

MUSIC
The Morrie brings all of the right elements together: a neighborhood atmosphere with live music paired with an eclectic roadhouse cuisine.
Royal Oak Restaurant Association
The Morrie brims with youthful energy thanks to a bustling bar and patio, music-themed menu, album-covered wall and spacious dining room.
Mark Kurlyandchik
Detroit Free Press
The Morrie strikes the right chord.
Molly Abraham
The Detroit News
The Morrie is designed to be a comfortable, family-friendly food hall with live entertainment designed to lure repeat customers from the neighborhood.
Mark Kurlyandchik
Detroit Free Press
Roadhouse-Style Restaurant Bringing Brisket-Topped Fries to Royal Oak.
Jennifer Heins
Detroit Eater
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