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Metro Detroit’s vibrant nightlife scene offers more than just music and cocktails; it’s a haven for trivia enthusiasts! Whether you’re a fan of general knowledge, themed trivia, or looking for a unique night out with friends, these local businesses have turned trivia nights into a cult favorite. Let’s dive into where you can test your knowledge, enjoy a lively evening, and even win prizes.
BOBCAT BONNIE’S
Multiple locations in Metro Detroit
Bobcat Bonnie’s is a favorite for Metro Detroiters for a number of reasons, but the weekly trivia is definitely high on the list. “Bobcat Bonnie’s offers General Knowledge Trivia on Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. & 8:30 p.m., hosted by Sporcle and FREE to play! On Sundays, we offer Themed Trivia based on popular shows, movies, events, etc. at 6 p.m. & 7 p.m.,” shares Jill Bamrick, Social Media Director. This spot is a fact lover’s dream, with a dynamic schedule that keeps every visit exciting and new. Whether you have a hold on random information spanning years or are a pop-culture enthusiast, Bobcat Bonnie’s has options for both.
DETROIT FLEAT
1820 East Nine Mile Road, Ferndale
Detroit Fleat isn’t just about food trucks; it’s a hotspot for trivia buffs. While they keep their game nights fresh and engaging, it’s the combination of great eats and brain teasers that make an evening here unforgettable. Imagine pairing your trivia wins with some of the best street food flavors around. It’s a winning combo for a fun night out. Games are hosted weekly by Stump! Trivia on Wednesdays at 7 and 8 p.m., but make sure to reserve a spot online beforehand since seats fill up fast.
QUIZZO
Quizzo has revolutionized the local trivia scene. “Quizzo is a locally based trivia company that has been providing live trivia entertainment at bars and restaurants throughout Metro Detroit and Michigan for over 16 years! Our friendly, outgoing, and diverse roster of trivia hosts along with our unique game format makes Quizzo Trivia a one-of-a-kind entertainment experience unlike any other,” says Mike Itchue, Managing Director. They’ve also expanded to offer their services for private and company events, ensuring everyone gets a piece of the action. If you want to participate in a Quizzo game, you’re in luck. On their website, you can find a whole list of places hosting weekly games or learn about the many themed game nights that you can plan to attend.
O’MALLEY’S IRISH PUB
15231 Farmington Road, Livonia
Step into O’Malley’s Irish Pub for a traditional Irish vibe and stay for the thrilling trivia. This pub offers a cozy setting where trivia nights are about camaraderie, competition, and of course, great Irish fare and drinks. It’s the perfect spot for those looking to test their knowledge in a friendly, welcoming environment. Brush up on song lyrics, famous faces, or solving riddles, and join in on a game from 8 to 10 p.m. on Monday nights. Play and see how much you know! If you’re out later in the evening, we’ve got even more late-night spots to dine at here.
THE CORNER
344 West Nine Mile Road, Ferndale
You may know The Corner as THE spot for games, but it offers other entertainment too. “The Corner has the LARGEST selection of board games, with more than 500 in our inventory. With a fully stocked bar featuring more than fifty Michigan beers and ciders, a collection of locally-produced spirits, and an accessible wine list, you’re in for more than just a meal,” explains Marketing Director, Olga Goysan. Besides the impressive game selection, The Corner is a hub for weekly events like Trivia, Karaoke, and BAR BANGO, making any visit a potential midweek highlight. Games are hosted on Mondays from 8 p.m. until 10 p.m. by MindBusters Trivia with gift card prizes from The Corner, and General Trivia is hosted by Quizzo on Thursday nights starting at 7 p.m.
This article has been updated to include new information. The original article was published on February 12, 2020.
