Best Fine Dining in Windsor

"Based in a beautifully preserved historic 1890s mansion in the heart of Midtown, The Whitney is a stylish fine dining restaurant that takes diners on a journey back in time to a bygone era of grace and charm. Loved by both history buffs and hopeless romantics alike, the elegant restaurant features several dining opulent spaces and a stunning bar known as the Ghostbar, which serves world-class wines, craft, and draft beers, and classic cocktails made with imported spirits. Guests can also dine in the beautiful gardens next to a tinkling fountain where they can savor seasonal menus of traditional American cuisine prepared with locally sourced ingredients and artisanal produce."

"The Whitney has a mothering presence in Midtown and surrounding Detroit hubs. This mansion has been around for a century and a half. The Whitney mansion hosts this luxurious restaurant along with their Ghost Bar and pastry shop."

"is located in the MotorCity Casino Hotel, and it’s a sleek, 16th floor restaurant with skyline and riverfront views. Aside from the view, the food is sublime and the establishment offers an ample selection of wines. Iridescence is also located in a prime nighttime area, which allows for greater options for a night out after dinner."

"Located atop of the stylish MotorCity Casino Hotel, Iridescence is a AAA Four Diamond rated restaurant that offers Yuzu salmon, wild striped bass, and duo of Colorado lamb. 2901 Grand River, Detroit, 313-237-6732, D Wed.-Sun. /  $100 / Meeting Room Capacity: 12 / Best Table: A corner booth with a bird’s-eye view of the city."

"Located at the MotorCity Casino in Detroit, Iridescence offers a phenomenal fine dining experience. Don’t just take our word for it, Iridescence has been awarded AAA’s 4-Diamond rating time and time again. Additionally, it was rated and featured in Forbes Travel Guide in 2016."

"Located near Grand Circus Park, Cliff Bell’s wows first-time visitors with its restored Art Deco interior, gleaming mahogany and brass, and glimmering gold leaf ceiling. But the famous jazz club serves great meals and classic cocktails alongside it first-rate musical acts. The menu includes fresh, flaky seafood, dry aged steaks and a selection of appetizers perfect for nibbling on throughout the show."

"Everything about Cliff Bell’s tells story of an elegant and romantic time of the past – a time of speakeasies, prohibition, Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. Cliff Bell’s calls to mind a time when going to a club meant donning an evening gowns or a black suit. The restaurant is located in an artfully renovated Art Deco building designed in the 1930’s by Albert Kahn."

"Going to Cliff Bell’s can be one of your top Detroit experiences. It’s fun to go to this restaurant, not only for the menu but also for the dining experience. Bringing to mind the scenes of a classic 1930s club, it can feel like you’ve stepped into a time machine."

"As this being my first time here, I felt welcomed with great service and ambiance. My wife and I liked that the menu was direct and that they had a great drink..."

"Table No. 2 features the full white napkin experience complemented by incredible dishes like grilled oyster Rockefeller, king salmon, Lake Michigan Walleye, and even a gorgeous Tomahawk Steak. Table No. 2 is sure to become a destination restaurant in a neighborhood that is on its way back to the top."

"There are actually multiple options for outdoor seating at Tin Roof and with it’s prime location there’s no better place to try if you’re looking for a spot to hit before a game or a concert. There is a grass covered beer garden 20ft from the entrance to Comerica Park (Also only 1 block from Ford Field, Little Caesar’s Arena, Fox Theatre, The Fillmore, etc) equipped with a stage for LIVE music and a food truck in case you’re hungry and don’t want to leave the sun to grab a bite (Inside they have a full kitchen that specializes in Southern inspired, made from scratch ‘Better than Bar’ food)  If you’re not familiar with Tin Roof, it has 4 floors of entertainment and the roof has a bar with some of the best views of the city as well. If you’re in the right spot you can even see some of the Tigers game!"

"The Bronx Bar is a casual restaurant and bar known for the burgers and a wide selection of beers and booze. Being a local watering hole presence for decades, the bar offers vintage wooden seating with a music selection from two jukeboxes. Living up to its dive bar aesthetic, the Bronx Bar offers some of the best burgers in town."

"Bookies in downtown Detroit offers three levels of sports, fun, live music and American fare. Best of all: you can enjoy it on the top floor rooftop terrce. Suitable for a casual vibrant bar, the rooftop is quite simple in decoration, but filled with atmosphere and framed with panoramic views over Detriot."

"Party with entertainment acts on a rooftop patio featuring scenic views of the concrete jungle. The spot offers a large HD screen projector where you can watch your favorite sports shows. You will also be guaranteed a menu that satisfies your cravings."

"Bookies' rooftop seats 120 people and is open daily when temperatures are higher than 60 degrees. There's a DJ and dancing on Friday and Saturday nights. The rooftop is a full service area, including a full menu."

"SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS I 11AM-2PM BUILD-YOUR-OWN BLOODY MARY BAR FEATURING OUR OWN VEGETABLE-INFUSED GYPSY VODKA OUT OF PETOSKEY MICHIGAN. Serving Southern-style cuisine, Kid Rock’s Made in Detroit restaurant, located in the Little Caesar’s Arena, reflects its owner and Michigan’s own — singer, songwriter, rapper, actor, and record producer Kid Rock. With memorabilia from the musician’s own collection decorating its interior, the restaurant boasts of mouthwatering dishes prepared with locally sourced ingredients that you and your kids will love, such as seasoned wings, southern shrimp, buttermilk fried chicken, roasted chicken, herbed brick chicken, pan-seared salmon, fish and chips, burgers, sandwiches, and “the encore” — a collection of rich and tasty desserts."

"We grabbed dinner at Kid Rock’s Made in Detroit restaurant, one of the fabulous dining choices at Little Caesars Arena. All of Detroit’s sporting venues are in one general area, within walking distance of each other. See a Detroit Tigers baseball game at Comerica Park or Detroit Lions football game at Ford Field."

"Located inside Little Caesars Arena with an outside entrance to the public, this is one hot spot you don’t want to miss. It was designed by Kid Rock himself and has become a new staple in Detroit. It even offers kids menus for dinner and brunch."

"As this being my first time here, I felt welcomed with great service and ambiance. My wife and I liked that the menu was direct and that they had a great drink..."

"Chefs will have you craving for more as they entertain you as they cook such favorites as steak, chicken, seafood and fresh vegetables in traditional Japanese style on a hibachi table. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: Shirt/Slacks Req.Phone: +1 313-593-3200"

"Enjoy teppanyaki favorites like Hibachi Steak, Chicken and Shrimp, as well as sushi and sashimi. Become a member of the Chef's Table!. http://www.benihana.com/thechefstable."

"Traditional Japanese-style steakhouse, where chefs prepare meals right in front of your eyes. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 313-593-3200"

"This intimate restaurant features traditional Korean and Japanese dishes. Get your sushi fix midday and on-the-go with lunch sushi boxes available during the week between 11:30 a.m."