Best Nightlife 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."

"Grab a reservation before they’re gone – Chartreuse Kitchen & Cocktails will have a limited number of reservations for Valentine’s Day weekend. The restaurant will be offering curbside pick-up meal kits, as well as an a la carte menu and a caviar package with cava and more. For each package purchased, Chartreuse Kitchen & Cocktails will donate a second to a restaurant staff member."

"Kirby St., Suite D, Detroit, MI 48202https://chartreusekc.com/. Key Dishes: Ready to Grill Spare Ribs, Phylo-Wrapped Salmon, Ocean Box. Since opening in 2015, this harmonious collaboration between Sandy Levine (The Oakland) and chef Doug Hewitt has been awarded locally (Free Press Restaurant of the Year 2016) and nationally (Wine Enthusiast, Food Network, Yelp)."

"Desserts made with seasonal fruits and herbs are a happy and fitting end to a meal at Chartreuse. Look out for items like gorgeously plated ganaches and vanilla puddings topped with creme fraiche and fresh berries on the ever-changing menu."

"Platters of tender ribs and piles of pulled pork, slow-roasted chicken and mounds of BBQ wings fill the menu at Slows, a favorite in Detroit’s Corktown neighborhood. Everything on Slows’ menu is prepared the old-fashioned way, over smoky coals and meticulously slowly, just as the name says. Visit Slows at their Corktown birthplace, pick up carry-out at Slows To Go in Midtown Detroit, or check out the restaurant’s newest location in the"

"Before you call it a night, chow down on the famous Yardbird sandwich at Slows Bar-BQ. Yum. Make the hourlong trip from Detroit to Ann Arbor, the home of the University of Michigan. This funky, lovable town has an easily walkable downtown area that will keep you occupied all day. Do some shopping at one of its many fair trade shops, where you’ll find all sorts of unique items."

"You won’t find better eats in this part of the country than at Slows BBQ, located in the city’s Corktown district. Famous for its “Yardbird” sandwich — pulled chicken breast with mushrooms, cheddar and bacon — you won’t go wrong with anything from the menu, including a slew of local craft beers."

"Not your average sandwiches, served in a retro-funky space across from a great playground. Take your food to-go and have an impromptu play date with families from the neighborhood and the nearby Most Holy Trinity School. Meats are roasted in-house, and vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free options are plentiful."

"Mudgies is offering its full menu with many vegan and vegetarian offerings on a full-service patio and carryout through their online ordering platform with set pickup times. The Corktown deli is also hosting a Vegan Night at the end of May 2021. View this post on Instagram"

"Escape to Mudgie’s al fresco, tiki bar-themed patio, where you can enjoy all your favorite sandwiches, soups and salads along with festive cocktails, delicious beers and frosé."

"Grey Ghost has got a unique take on pancakes on their Brunch Menu, and we’re dying to try it. Come and check out their Baklava Pancakes, a take on the classic Greek dessert. These pancakes come with pistachio, honey, and phyllo just like the classic dessert, and according to the photo above, they look like they’re drenched in a honey syrup."

"Named after the ghost of the pirate on the Detroit River during the Prohibition era, this restaurant comes highly recommended. Stop in for brunch, dinner or drinks while downtown. Known for its award-winning filet mignon but also has many smaller appetizers and side dishes for the younger ones."

"Green Dot is your go-to place when you're craving craft burgers and beers, but your bank account is dwindling in the double digits. Craft sliders, like BBQ bacon, Korean and tofu banh mi, are only $3 a pop. You can drink on a budget at Green Dot, too — well cocktails are only $3 (and they're actually good)."

"American , Bar Food ,  Burgers"

"With restrictions that kept the neighborhood bar’s indoor seating closed for a good portion of 2020, Bumbo’s leaned into its patio seating, adding greenery and a pergola to keep customers dry on not-as-nice days. Grab a cocktail and head outside to sip in the shade."

"This refurbished, neighborhood bar in Hamtramck has friendly service and delicious, affordable cocktails and beer. Due to the pandemic, service is exclusively on the fenced-in patio, so dress warm, sit close to a heater, and order a hot beverage."

"Cafe D'Mongo's Speakeasy is the only place downtown that captures predevelopment True Romance/The Crow–era Detroit. Owner/raconteur /former high-level-Detroit- political-operative Larry Mongo purchased the lounge in 1985, mothballed it in 1996, then reopened it for Fridays only in 2007. It has an interior like a fever dream, the house band plays woozy covers of “Darling Nikki” and Kim Wilde, and the grilled cheese sandwiches are very effective belly alcohol sponges."

"Detroit’s premier sports bar and rooftop, Level Two, is the perfect place to meet for happy hour or to dance the night away every weekend. It features an indoor and outdoor multi-level area with two full bars where you can find over 40 bottle beers, eight beers on draft, premium wines and champagne, and an extensive Scotch selection. The lower level outdoor area is open year round, covered and heated, so you can visit this place even when it rains."

"Level Two Bar & Rooftop is a contemporary establishment in the city offering breathtaking sights of the city landscape. The space is perfect for you to hold private parties, corporate events, and functions. The exquisite lighting and décor blend in with the theme, creating a serene environment for you to relax."

"Level Two's rooftop area in Detroit's Greektown usually opens by May, but can be sooner if weather permits. Guests can enjoy live music or a DJ on Thursday through Sunday. A full food menu is available and happy hour specials run weekdays 4-7 p.m."

"Robert Song opened the first Maru Sushi in Okemos and now downtown has its very own, very beautiful location in the Federal Reserve Building. Brand new to the dining scene, Maru opened just last month with a promise to serve the freshest ingredients."

"Enjoy a 4-course dinner for 2 specially curated by the Executive Chef from February 12-14. Limited space is available. A la carte options are also available."

"Japanese , Sushi"

"Robert Song opened the first Maru Sushi in Okemos and now downtown has its very own, very beautiful location in the Federal Reserve Building. Brand new to the dining scene, Maru opened just last month with a promise to serve the freshest ingredients."

"Enjoy a 4-course dinner for 2 specially curated by the Executive Chef from February 12-14. Limited space is available. A la carte options are also available."

"Japanese , Sushi"

"Excellent Food, Clean Kitchen, Well Dressed Staff.It appears to be a family business that is taking pride in their work. 1st time, but will return.…"

"You don’t want to miss Custard Hut’s Waffle Ice Cream Sandwich. Take a giant scoop of rich, creamy custard in homemade flavors like tiramisu, coffee expresso, peanut butter, or strawberry banana. Then, sandwich it between two oven-fresh waffles and you’ve got one of best comfort foods metro Detroit has to offer."