Lounges in Detroit

El Moore is Detroit's most architecturally extraordinary hotel and lounge — a 1898 converted apartment building in Midtown with a rooftop garden, community lounge, and commitment to sustainable Detroit living that represents the most interesting vision of Detroit's architectural adaptive reuse potential. Its community-focused lounge programming serves Midtown's creative economy while modeling the kind of sustainable urban development Detroit needs.

Gray Ghost is Detroit's most acclaimed restaurant bar — a Midtown establishment from Michelin-starred chef Dave Kwiatkowski whose bar program matches the ambition of the kitchen with outstanding cocktails and a dining experience that celebrates the best of Michigan's extraordinary agricultural bounty. Its role in Detroit's culinary renaissance and its exceptional hospitality reflect the city's determination to reclaim its place among America's great food and drink cities.

Green Dot Stables is one of Detroit's most iconic bar experiences — a Downtown institution presenting outstanding craft cocktails alongside Detroit's most creative food menu in a genuinely authentic Detroit atmosphere. Detroit's extraordinary cultural resilience (the city's remarkable comeback from bankruptcy to one of America's most creative urban environments) and Green Dot's genuine Detroit character create a bar experience of authentic Motor City significance.

Little Caesars Arena presents multiple premium clubs and lounges within its innovative 'The District' retail and dining concept that wraps around the 20,000-seat arena, including the premium 313 Club and various arena hospitality spaces that operate as bar and entertainment destinations even outside of game and concert nights.

Northern Lights Lounge in Detroit's New Center neighborhood is one of the city's most respected small cocktail lounges and live music spaces, featuring jazz, blues, and soul performances in a warm and intimate neighborhood setting that connects to Detroit's deeper musical heritage.

Shinola Hotel in downtown Detroit is one of America's most celebrated boutique hotels, featuring The Brakeman bar and sundry shop and San Morello restaurant as some of Detroit's most design-forward social venues. The hotel's commitment to Detroit craftsmanship and luxury hospitality has made it a social anchor for the resurgent downtown.

The Sugar House is Detroit's most acclaimed craft cocktail lounge — a Corktown bar that has appeared on national and international best bar lists since opening in 2012, helping establish Detroit as one of America's great cocktail cities. Its extraordinary cocktail program, Michigan ingredient focus, and genuine hospitality in a city that has faced extreme challenges create one of America's most meaningful bar experiences.

Whiskey Parlor serves Detroit's downtown professional community with an extensive whiskey selection and craft cocktail program in an upscale lounge environment. Detroit's remarkable downtown revival, which has seen thousands of new residents move downtown in the past decade, has created a sophisticated cocktail market that upscale lounges like Whiskey Parlor serve with genuine quality.