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Supergeil Review & Bathroom Guide

2442 Michigan Ave, Detroit, MI 48216

A Kreuzberg-inspired Corktown room built for long summer nights, that closed on me before the World Cup match got going. Good bones, underwhelming night.

Reviewed June 2026

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Shooki’s Review of Supergeil

By Shooki · Reviewed June 2026

A Kreuzberg-inspired Corktown room built for long summer nights, that closed on me before the World Cup match got going. Good bones, underwhelming night.

Sun shining. Weather perfect. USMNT playing a World Cup match. And I'm sitting in a place that feels like it was built for exactly this kind of moment.

Big room, open windows, outdoor seating, drinks flowing, Kreuzberg energy, döner on the menu. The kind of place that should be packed with people yelling at a screen and pretending soccer has always been their whole personality. To be fair, the game was on. Then I got the boot before it really started, because they closed at nine on a Thursday. A Berlin-inspired bar closing before kickoff. Berlin would never.

Maybe that's the posted hours, fair enough. But it's an airball for a place that feels like it should own nights like this.

Outside of that, the space is great. Supergeil has style and the decor hits. On an eighty-degree Detroit day with the windows open and a drink in hand, it's one of those spots you want to like more than you actually do. I wanted a better wine list — Michigan-only is a tough sell for me — and the döner, which is the whole point here, didn't blow me away.

Not trying to hate. Just being real.

Best for

  • An afternoon on the patio with the windows open
  • Döner and mezze in Corktown
  • A design-led room that photographs well

Less ideal for

  • A late night
  • Anyone who wants a wine list beyond Michigan
  • Anyone who wants a spotless room on a busy night

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The Shooki Bathroom Review

First-party restroom record · Reviewed June 2026

Restroom verdict

Two private accessible rooms with real design and grab bars in both. What holds the score down is the state the room was in on the night.

Restroom inventory
2 total — 2 private gender-neutral rooms
Review coverage
Detailed observations recorded for 2 of 2 restroom areas
Room reviewed
Both private rooms off the back corridor
Reviewed room fixtures
1 stall/toilet · 1 urinal · 2 sinks
Accessibility evidence
Grab bars mounted in both rooms; A corridor restroom sign carrying the accessible symbol · Overall accessibility remains unknown
Why this score
Two accessible private rooms with good supplies and real design would sit higher. The state of the room I used on the night holds it at a 6.
Layout
Two private rooms off a back corridor: one with a toilet, one with a urinal, each with a wall-hung sink, grab bars, a console for paper towels and framed prints on chevron tile.
Capacity
Two rooms for a room this size, which works on a quiet afternoon and would not on the packed night the place is built for.

Two private rooms, each marked for anyone to use. They're spacious, the decor is genuinely good — chevron wall tile, patterned encaustic floors, framed vintage liquor posters — and there are paper towels, which I always appreciate.

The rooms split their fixtures in an unusual way: one has the toilet, the other has a urinal, and each has its own wall-hung sink. Both have grab bars, the corridor sign carries the accessible symbol, and these are accessible rooms.

The room I used was unclean, which was a bummer, and that's the thing keeping the score where it is.

There's potential here. The bones are good.

What Google Reviewers Say

9.2/10

4.6 on Google · 762 reviews · Read on Google →

The döner is the headline, named in 101 reviews, and the mezze around it carries almost as much weight: hummus in forty-seven, the deviled eggs with caviar in nineteen, the za'atar pide in fourteen, lamb meatballs and eggplant fries in six each. The patio comes up in thirty-six reviews and the bar seating in eight, and reviewers tie the food to Berlin's Kreuzberg the same way the restaurant does. Of its 762 ratings, 608 are five stars.

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