
Cozy, seasonal American dining spot with botanical decor & a craft cocktail list, plus beer & wine.
Hours
| Friday | 11:30 AM–2 PM, 5–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 4–8 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 5–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–9 PM |
| Thursday | 5–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 15 E Kirby St D, Detroit, MI 48202
Phone: (313) 818-3915
Website: http://www.chartreusekc.com/
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Reviews
This time, we both ordered The Last Word – I would assume their most popular cocktail – and it’s absolutely perfect. We also had the smoked beet salad, which was so flavorful with the nicest hint of smoke and creamy ricotta, and was perfect to share with 2 people. My Mom ordered the veggie gnocchi dish which I’d love to go back for. The most pillowy soft gnocchi and super flavorful veggies and sauce. Delicious. I had the prawns and polenta dish, and it was so tasty and comforting; perfect texture and savory flavor. Yum! I kind of wish I ordered dessert; the chai cake sounded amazing – but that will give me a reason to visit sooner rather than later. It was packed early on a Saturday night, so definitely make reservations for the weekend. Vibey music, fun people, always a great experience.
When looking at the menu it moves from light to heaviest as you go down the list. We were a group of three and ordered a total of 8 plates, and it was too much food.
We all ordered drinks. I had the Mockingbird Mocktail. It was a 5/5. I really enjoyed it. Another ordered a Long Island, which they do different by making their own cola, which is more herbal. It’s really nice. And the last drink which was also really good was the Finale Word (similar to the Last Word on the menu but made with bourbon).
Dinner items
Bread Service: it was warm, fresh baked, and the butter was a nice touch. It was nice way to start the meal.
Twice Cooked Egg: this was probably the best salad I’ve ever had. I highly recommend this salad. It was so lovely and my favorite dish of the whole meal.
Smoked Fish Cakes: as someone who is not a huge fish fan these were made very well. Seasoned well and I like that they were not a heavy coated and deep fried cake.
Fried Potato Salad: this was my least favorite menu item. I felt as though the flavors all together didn’t work great. It felt like a lot and a bit heavy.
Pork Belly: this was an interesting take on spices and flavors. It was an overall interesting combination that works well. The pork belly itself was cooked very well. It was delicious.
Goat Confit: I wish I had liked this more. The goat was fried and a bit too crispy for my liking. I might not order it again, but it was worth trying.
Amish Chicken: The onion jam was a bit salty for me. The chicken itself was good well but heavily coated in spice. The spatzle was good. I honestly preferred that over the chicken itself.
Sundried Spinach Fettuccine: I enjoyed this dish a lot. It was very spring from me. It was somewhat difficult to share because the pasta itself was hard to serve with a spoon. I would order it again.
We sat at the chef’s bar, which made the whole experience feel intimate, lively, and a little bit magical — watching the kitchen work while being part of the energy of the room was a dream.
The food was outstanding. I didn’t love the cola drink I tried, but everything else more than made up for it. The angel hair pasta was absolutely incredible — delicate, flavorful, and perfectly done.
The atmosphere, the care in the food, and the experience of sitting right at the heart of the kitchen made this a night to remember. We’ll definitely be back.
We had crab cakes, duck, wild boar, and gnudi before finishing with the vanilla pudding and vanilla cake. Of course, we had to try their namesake chartreuse and compared the green vs. the yellow.