


Hours
| Tuesday | 5–9:15 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–9:15 PM |
| Thursday | 5–9:15 PM |
| Friday | 4:30–10:15 PM |
| Saturday | 4:30–10:15 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 5–9:15 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 400 Renaissance Center floor 71, Detroit, MI 48243
Phone: (313) 877-9090
Website: http://www.highlandsdetroit.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: tripleseat.comresy.com
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Reviews
I enjoyed the three-course dinner, and I was genuinely inspired and impressed by every detail. The scallops were absolutely divine — perfectly prepared, delicate, and unforgettable. Every course felt thoughtfully crafted and beautifully presented.
A special thank you to my waitress, Holly, who was incredibly attentive, kind, and professional. She explained each dish with such care and knowledge, which made the entire dining experience even more elevated and special.
I highly recommend this restaurant to everyone. If you are visiting Detroit, this is a must-visit destination. In my view, it is one of the best restaurants in America.
An extraordinary experience from start to finish✨
As for the food: Everything tasted more on the saltier end and even the sauces didn’t seem to complement the dishes. Out of all the dishes, my favorites were the raw oysters, the side broccoli, and the bread rolls. Def tasted better than all the courses. :/
Highlands was my dining destination of choice for years. The former GM was always so attentive and accommodating. He remembered our names and always took note of our seating preference. He and the amazing fare were the reason we kept going back.
I and my best friend revisited Highlands on December 6th this year. When I tell you I was shocked over the poor service and food, here’s what I mean…
In my reservation, I requested a seat for two on the window. Instead we were walked to a booth behind a large pillar with no view. One of the reasons we go to highlands is the view, like everyone else. I asked the hostess if we could have one of the open 2 tops on the window. She said she’d check, but shortly after a man came over stating he was the GM and tried to SELL US the table on the window for over $200. But that’s just the beginning:
– my friend never got her drink, the order was taken right after we sat down
– my drink took about an hour to arrive.
– our dinner came 2 hours in and was cold.
– the new menu has all the steak options moved out of the 3 course dinner and under “reserve” with the exception of an 8oz NY Strip.
At the end of the day, my observation of the menu, service and management is that it was mediocre to poor. Each course has very little content of the main dish and was “decorated” with leafy garnished, mustard seed soaked in only god knows what and egg yolk added that came gooey and damn near hard boiled with no flavor. It ruined the appetizers one of which was a wagyu tartar. The mushroom risotto was just warmer than room temperature and tasted like a stove top boxed version.
In the end, the only two good things that came of going to highlands was that our drinks eventually arrived an hour in and we had the pleasure of leaving right after dinner.
If anyone knows where the former GM went, I’d love to visit the establishment he’s at now. But we are done with highlands. Ps. Their drink menu is very limited so the drink in the attached photo here is a mix I gave the server to ask the bar to make. It’s called a winter Paloma.
Our reservations were for 8:30, and I never looked to see what time they closed, but maybe don’t offer 8:30 reservations if the chefs don’t want to perform their best. Disappointed after hearing so much love.
If you still decide to go, factor in timing to see the sunset.
PS- its not easy to find the elevator and it is glass all the way up so be ready for a little adventure to get there.