Sicily is a fertile, fiery island located smack in the middle of the Mediterranean. The largest of all the Mediterranean islands, Sicily has been part of Italy since 1861 but before that, the fierce island had many different rulers. All leaving behind their own culinary imprint. At Medusa, we honor this rich, complex heritage by bringing the dynamic flavors of Sicily to the heart of Detroit.
Hours
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 5–11 PM |
| Thursday | 5–11 PM |
| Friday | 4–11:30 PM |
| Saturday | 4–11:30 PM |
| Sunday | 4–11 PM |
| Monday | 5–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 644 Selden St, Detroit, MI 48201
Phone: (313) 798-3498
Website: http://www.medusa-detroit.com/
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Reviews
I’ve tried 4 of their cocktails, if you are looking for something light and refreshing, the Isola Verde is a great way to start. But if you love a Negroni like I do, try the Cocco Rosso. Its like a negroni and a tikki cocktail had a baby.
The street food section of the menu, expect it to be more traditional, rustic bites. Nothing too complex or try hard. Simple, good food.
If you get a chance to try the octopus, DO IT! I had memories of the holidays, when my Sicilian grandfather, would clean octopus in the kitchen sink for octopus salad. It was such a treat!
The Bucatini con le Sarde was the star of the show for me. My first trip I shared the plate with a couple of girls, and my second visit was motivated by the idea of eating that again, all by myself. Second time around, did NOT disappoint.
The Lamp shank is huge, and it falls right off the bone.
The other thing I will forever crave, is that cannoli!
Most places do cannolis an injustice, by filling the shells too soon, and then the shells get soggy and/or stale.
Medusa has a fresh cannoli cart! Where they pipe the filling into the shell at your table. That crisp shell is Divine.
Do not miss out on one! And for perspective, growing up I did not like cannolis, because I had had so many sub par ones (again, sicilian family, so my mom was always trying one when given the chance)
Didn’t grow a liking for them until I had one in Italy.
All of that to say, the service has been excellent. The wait staff is knowledgeable, professional, and kind.
I truly hope they maintain their vision, and standards. If they do, it is sure to become a Detroit staple for us.
The food was phenomenal. We ordered the Bistecca, Salsiccia alla Kalsa, Pasta alla Norma, Pesce Spada, Panelle, Arancini al Burro, and Finocchio e Arancia — and every single dish was prepared with so much care and precision. You truly can’t go wrong with anything on the menu. One of my friend had a lot of dietary restriction and the server was able to personally work with her to figure out what she could eat!
To end the night, we grabbed cannoli from the Cannoli Cart and tried the Settiville as well. The desserts were rich, perfectly sweet, and the ideal way to finish the meal.
We left feeling completely full — and genuinely loved by the staff. This is officially our new favorite spot. We’ll 100% be back!
The menu was excellent, full of flavor and creativity, and the service was super knowledgeable and welcoming. A highlight of the night was getting a chance to talk with the head chef and owner, Chef Anthony. I loved how passionately he explained the history behind the menu, the inspiration for each dish, and how he genuinely takes notes and feedback from every individual. You can really feel the care and intention behind this place.
An amazing experience overall—I’ll definitely be checking this spot out again
We started with the Spiedini di Salsiccia (kabob/kafta skewer), which was an excellent starter and a great way to kick off the meal. For pasta, the Busiate alla Norma was fantastic, with perfectly cooked pasta paired with delicious fried eggplant that brought great flavor and texture to the dish. The standout of the night, however, was the Agnello alla “Agglassato.” The lamb shank was unbelievably tender, flavorful, and easily the best dish we had all evening.
For dessert, the cannolis were another highlight. They pipe them fresh right in front of you, which makes the experience even better and ensures they are perfectly crisp and fresh.
Beyond the food, the service was truly top tier and easily some of the best service I have experienced in the metro Detroit area. The staff was extremely attentive, constantly checking on us and even changing plates between each course, which really elevated the overall dining experience.
Medusa is a fantastic choice whether you are planning a night out or celebrating something special.