Detroit Restaurant Week Participants
24Grille/Westin Book Cadillac Detroit
Andiamo Detroit Riverfront/GM Ren Cen
Atlas Global Bistro/Midtown
Caucus Club/Penobscot Building
Coach Insignia/GM Ren Cen
Cuisine/New Center
Da Edoardo Foxtown Grille/Foxtown
Detroit Seafood Market/Paradise Valley
Forty-Two Degrees North/GM Ren Cen
Iridescence/MotorCity Casino-Hotel
Mosaic Restaurant/Greektown
Opus One/Downtown
Rattlesnake Club/Stroh River Place
Roast/Westin Book Cadillac Detroit
Roma Café/Eastern Market
Saltwater/MGM Grand Detroit
The Whitney/Midtown
Wolfgang Puck Grille/MGM Grand Detroit
DETROIT – The historic and classy Caucus Club, along with the brand new Detroit Seafood Market, are the latest additions to an already impressive list of fine dining heavy-hitters participating in the fall edition of Detroit Restaurant Week, Sept. 24-Oct. 3.
"We are extremely pleased to have the Caucus Club and Detroit Seafood Market be apart of our third Detroit Restaurant Week," said Jason Huvaere, executive director of Detroit Restaurant Week, in a press release. "I expect both will be fantastic ambassadors of fine dining because of their great menus and inviting atmospheres."
Caucus Club is located inside the Penobscot Building in downtown Detroit. It opened in 1952 to manage the overflow of customers from the London Chop House. In 1961, the now-famous Barbra Streisand performed there before heading to New York to perform on the Jack Parr Show. Iron Chef Bobby Flay visited to feature Caucus Club's Sautéed Lake Perch and Oysters in Champagne Sauce for his "Food Nation" television program. Today, with its English Gentleman's Club charm and classic cuisine, the Caucus Club is still a popular spot for judges, lawyers and Detroit business leaders.
"We are excited to be part of Detroit Restaurant Week," said Mary Belloni, who along with her son Robert has owned the Caucus Club since 1994. "Detroit has always been a terrific place to find amazing food, and for us this promotion will be a great opportunity for us to introduce new people to an old classic."
Detroit Seafood Market, located in the Paradise Valley entertainment district, opened in late July and since then Executive Chef Leonardo Vulagi has impressed locals with his culinary skills, while the servers have proven to be on top of their game. Moreover, owner Kenny Akinwale has shown a strong commitment to making his restaurant a success in Detroit.
For just $28 per person (excluding tax, gratuity and beverages), Southeastern Michigan residents and visitors from Windsor, Ontario and beyond will be able to enjoy outstanding three-course dinners at 18 restaurants.
Organizers for Detroit Restaurant Week note that reservations are not required; however, they are strongly encouraged so that the restaurants can provide an outstanding experience for each guest.
To make a reservation, visit DetroitRestaurantWeek.com and click on the "Restaurant Page" to obtain contact information for each establishment. Reservations can be made by contacting the restaurants directly or through the Open Table link, which can be also be found on the Detroit Restaurant Week website. Also, visit the event's website to get the latest information about menus, helpful tips, restaurant reviews and a list of after dinner activities.
