The Corner Grill, Bar + Game Room is a barcade tucked into the Warren–Ferndale corridor of metro Detroit, combining a working kitchen and full bar with an arcade floor for casual play. The venue’s hybrid format — grill, bar, and game room under one roof — positions it as a grown-up hangout rather than a family-style arcade, where adults can pair a burger and a draft with classic cabinet action in the same room.
The address sits in Ferndale, Michigan, a small inner-ring suburb immediately north of Detroit known for its walkable downtown strip, independent restaurants, and lively bar scene. The record places the venue in the Warren grid used by this directory, and Warren itself borders Ferndale to the north, so visitors coming from either direction will find the spot within a short drive. That overlap puts The Corner within reach of multiple metro neighborhoods without the trek downtown.
Like most barcades, the draw here is the mix: somewhere to grab a meal, somewhere to sit with a drink, and somewhere to drop quarters — or tokens — into a machine without leaving the building. For travelers scanning the broader Detroit-area arcade scene, this directory’s interactive arcade map is a useful starting point, and the arcade finder lets readers filter by city and venue type.
At a Glance
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Address | Ferndale, MI |
| Phone | +1 248-291-5470 |
| Hours | Mon–Thu 4–10 PM; Fri 4 PM–12 AM; Sat 12 PM–12 AM; Sun 12–9 PM |
| Rating | 4.5 out of 5 from 1,200 Google reviews |
| Best For | Adults pairing bar and grill fare with a round of arcade play |
The Scene
The directory’s review summary and review highlights for this listing are not yet populated, so a curated player-readout is unavailable at this time. What the public record does show is a strong 4.5-star average across roughly 1,200 Google reviews — a healthy volume that suggests steady local traffic rather than a one-off curiosity. The Corner’s neighbors on the Warren grid include Universal Nonstop and Gotta Gacha, both of which sit in the same metro cluster and offer different formats for visitors comparing stops in a single evening. Visitors who want to read the latest guest takes should check the venue’s Google Maps listing directly, as new feedback may not yet be reflected here.
Games & Machines
No specific cabinet lineup or machine list has been catalogued for this venue, and the homepage analysis field is empty. Based on the barcade format alone, visitors can reasonably expect a curated selection of upright arcade cabinets and/or pinball machines integrated into the dining-room layout rather than a dedicated, ticket-redeem game floor. Because the record does not enumerate titles, this page does not list specific games — readers should confirm the current lineup by calling ahead or checking the venue’s website before making a special trip.
Visiting
The Corner Grill, Bar + Game Room is located in Ferndale, MI, just south of Warren within metro Detroit. The weekly hours pattern is consistent with a neighborhood barcade: weekdays open in the late afternoon and close by 10 PM, Friday runs an hour later to midnight, Saturday opens at noon for daytime visitors and closes at midnight, and Sunday wraps up at 9 PM. The phone line for current conditions, game availability, and reservations is +1 248-291-5470.
Because the venue is structured as a grill and bar first, patrons should expect an adult-oriented environment; families with younger children should confirm any age policy directly with the venue before visiting. Food and drink come from the in-house kitchen and bar, so guests can eat on-site rather than stepping out between sessions of play. Whether the space accepts private bookings or group reservations is not recorded in the data available here — owners who want that information surfaced on this page can use the claim your listing flow to add it.
For visitors building a longer arcade night in the area, the directory also lists BIG Best In Games – Warren, a second Universal Nonstop location, and another Gotta Gacha stop in the same grid, giving readers a short tour of alternative formats nearby. The arcade map and arcade finder remain the best tools for planning a route across metro Detroit.