The Loop, a Grosse Pointe Social District

On July 1, 2020, Governor Whitmer signed House Bill 5781 Into law creating the Social District Permit. Social Districts allow qualified licensees (e.g., bars, breweries, restaurants) to sell alcoholic beverages on their licensed premises in designated containers to be taken into the common area for consumption.

Current licensees for The Loop (as of September 13, 2022)

The Village Grille - 16980 Kercheval Place
Old Pony Martini Pub - 17008 Kercheval
SideStreet Diner - 630 St. Clair Avenue

You my purchase a beverage to enjoy in The Loop Social District 

Monday through Wednesday 4pm to 9pm
Thursday through Sunday 12pm to 10pm.

*After closing ours, Social District beverages cannot be sold in participating establishments nor possessed or consumed by participants

No.  Only the designated plastic beverage containers received from a Qualified Licensee with The Loop, Grosse Pointe Social District branding may be used to consume alcoholic beverages within the district. No cans, glass bottles, or outside are permitted.

No. You must remain within The Loop, Grosse Pointe Social District boundaries while consuming the alcoholic beverages purchased from a Qualified Licensee.

No.  When ordering a beverage, it must always be served in a beverage container with The Loop Social District logo.

Beer, wine and liquor are all allowable drinks in a Loop Social District cup.  Drinks must be purchased from an authorized establishment and have The Loop logo and business identification.  Cups hold up to 16 oz of your chosen beverage.

Enjoy your Loop Social District beverage responsibly, within the social district boundaries

Please don't litter!  When you're finished with your Loop Social District beverage, please dispose of it properly and help keep The Village clean!

One-time use only.  That's right - you can only use each cup one time.  But, that means you can visit your favorite qualified licensee again if you're still thirsty!