
Clubby haunt at DoubleTree by Hilton with creative cocktails, premium wines & rotating beers on tap.
Hours
| Tuesday | 4–11 PM |
| Wednesday | 4–11 PM |
| Thursday | 4–11 PM |
| Friday | 4–11 PM |
| Saturday | 4–11 PM |
| Sunday | 4–11 PM |
| Monday | 4–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 525 W Lafayette Blvd, Detroit, MI 48226
Phone: (313) 963-5600
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Reviews
Returned on a Tuesday night – we’re glad they’re open until 11 as not many places are, especially during the week. Service is friendly, people were hanging out; there’s a little bit of a vibe in here for a weeknight dinner and/or drink.
We did come in at last call for the kitchen I think, but food came out pretty slow this time, and everything was not quite hot enough. Fries had been sitting. It seems like the food has to come from a far way – the kitchen is on the other side of the building I think, so maybe not such great communication between the kitchen and bar area – the chef himself brought the food out, so maybe a food runner would be helpful. But I get it, Tuesday night – 1 server, 1 chef, a manager and a newbie at the bar.
The wings are great – large whole wings with good sauce and ok ranch. $19. Hubby’s burger was burnt, unfortunately. But he did eat most of it anyway, so not too terrible. $23 though, ouch. For that, you can go to Olin and almost Grey Ghost. I had the fried chicken sandwich, and that’s always good. Mine was still pretty hot and the sweet/hot sauce is good. Not the best chicken sandwich around, but decent. $21. To upgrade from chips to fries is an additional $4 each.
I do want to mention that the menu has changed and it’s more expensive than I remember, for sure. Our meal with no drinks was $100 for mid sandwiches and barely warm fries. There are less affordable options to choose from, and more expensive ones – $35 chicken, $58 lamb chops and $72 steak and such. To be honest, if I’m coming here, I’m not ordering $70 steak; there are better places too close by. Maybe not open until 11 though! For a late night traveler who needs a nice dinner, at least it’s available. I will say that the guy next to me ordered the salmon salad and it looked really good. I’d order that next time.
I’m not sure we’ll rush back here, but for late night wings, we’ll be back!
Previously:
Honestly, I really enjoyed myself at this hotel bar. They have some really nice signature cocktails as well as a full bar, the service was fast, and the food was surprisingly good and not overly expensive. I had their holiday versions of the French 75 and a cosmo – both were very good. For food, I ordered the fried chicken sandwich, and it was great! Better than a lot of the more expensive places downtown. A large, whole fried chicken breast with yummy sauce, fresh bun and homemade fries. Perfect. the Doubletree is a great place to stay, no matter the season, but on a super cold night, it was really nice not to have to go outside for dinner. A lovely experience I’d repeat, and I’d for sure come back to this bar. Solid.
Chef Andre is a master!
Rich was amazing and kept the conversation fun and the service is amazing!!!
Emily behind the bar is awesome – great old fashioned sand local draft beer!!!
I can’t recommend enough!