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Upscale restaurant offering New American fare, cocktails & scenic river views in the Crowne Plaza
Hours
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 4–10 PM |
| Thursday | 4–10 PM |
| Friday | 4–11 PM |
| Saturday | 4–11 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2 Washington Blvd, Detroit, MI 48226
Phone: (313) 965-0200
Website: https://fpwyndham.com/restaurants/
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Reviews
Laura HENDEL
1 point for the lovely staff, 1 point for a beautiful decor, 1 point for the nicest view of the straight/river.
1 point missing for cleanliness (crumbs on the table upon arrival and lips traces on wine glass). 1 point missing for what is probably the worst food we’ve had in a while. The meat was overcooked, most dishes were very small and tasteless. The tacos were probably the worst of them all (we took everything from the menu except the fish and the bread and butter – which they didn’t have available), as we were unable to eat it (weird ananas juice combination with overcooked meat and onions – couldn’t even eat the taco on its own without the garnish as it was paper like). Food presentation was very pretty. We honestly wonder if it’s not the food quality that is to blame as the execution per se seemed fine.
We had a lovely time with this gorgeous scenery and would 100% recommend it for drinks and appetisers (the mezzo board was expensive vs quantity but ok).
… more1 point missing for cleanliness (crumbs on the table upon arrival and lips traces on wine glass). 1 point missing for what is probably the worst food we’ve had in a while. The meat was overcooked, most dishes were very small and tasteless. The tacos were probably the worst of them all (we took everything from the menu except the fish and the bread and butter – which they didn’t have available), as we were unable to eat it (weird ananas juice combination with overcooked meat and onions – couldn’t even eat the taco on its own without the garnish as it was paper like). Food presentation was very pretty. We honestly wonder if it’s not the food quality that is to blame as the execution per se seemed fine.
We had a lovely time with this gorgeous scenery and would 100% recommend it for drinks and appetisers (the mezzo board was expensive vs quantity but ok).
M J
Grabbed some cocktails before heading out for the evening. Amazing views of the city and an ambiance to match. Courtney was very friendly and serves one hell of a cocktail.
… moreRon Reed
The Top of the Ponch is begging to become a 5 star restaurant with one of the best views of any restaurant in Detroit.
Its location is great for an event downtown, and access is easy on and off 10 (The Lodge freeway).
The service is typical #DetroitFriendly, but it is very lightly staffed. When I went for Sunday brunch, the only choice was a very minimal selection of screwed eggs, potatoes, oatmeal, and a light pastry selection. The favorable news was it was only $14, so it was priced right.
It is nicely preserved in a 90s-style corporate mod tier decor, but it feels a little deserted (no place settings or condiments on the table.
If you’re looking to meet someone privately and the food is not the purpose of your meeting, this is a special location.
I do give them credit for keeping it open after the pandemic, and as life perks back up downtown, keep your eye on the Top of the Ponch. It has great potential!
… moreIts location is great for an event downtown, and access is easy on and off 10 (The Lodge freeway).
The service is typical #DetroitFriendly, but it is very lightly staffed. When I went for Sunday brunch, the only choice was a very minimal selection of screwed eggs, potatoes, oatmeal, and a light pastry selection. The favorable news was it was only $14, so it was priced right.
It is nicely preserved in a 90s-style corporate mod tier decor, but it feels a little deserted (no place settings or condiments on the table.
If you’re looking to meet someone privately and the food is not the purpose of your meeting, this is a special location.
I do give them credit for keeping it open after the pandemic, and as life perks back up downtown, keep your eye on the Top of the Ponch. It has great potential!
Shannon Urbon
Beautiful setting with amazing views of the Detroit River and the Canadian skyline. Courtney was my server and she was excellent. Paced the meal and drinks perfectly and left me with plenty of uninterrupted time to enjoy my book and the view. Highly recommended if you are staying at the hotel or even live in the area.
… moreB. Amor
I stopped in to wait for a friend so I sat at the bar for a drink. Let me just say, Courtney was absolutely amazing. She was incredibly attentive, knowledgeable and made me some of the best drinks I’ve ever had at a bar! If you’re stopping by, make sure to ask for Courtney for the best experience possible!
… moreMegan Gildea
We stayed for the night at the hotel & decided to go to the top and see the scenes. The view was beautiful and Andre & Courtney were amazing! Would definitely recommend seeing for yourself!
… moreNed Specktor
Absolutely LOVED the food, the staff AND THOSE VIEWS THO! ️ ️
… moreAndrew Gallavan
I did not eat, so I could not rate the food. However, Courtney was amazing. She was very attentive, professional, and friendly! I plan to bring my wife there for a date in the future because of Courtney and the great view of Detroit.
… moreJ Ren
On top of the pontch provided an unforgettable dining experience, with fresh, briny oysters that were perfectly presented and paired with a delicious horseradish sauce. Our waitress, Courtney, was outstanding—knowledgeable, attentive, and warm, making us feel truly cared for throughout the evening. The restaurant’s ambiance and exceptional seafood make it a must-visit destination. Be sure to ask for Courtney to elevate your experience even further!
… moreLynn Haliburton
Great views and excellent service. Food was great during Detroit Restaurant Week and they had an extensive wine list.
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