The Whitney
Restaurant · Midtown
4421 Woodward Ave, Detroit, MI 48201
Highlights
Upscale New American cuisine in historic mansion, garden dining
Upscale New American cuisine in historic mansion, garden dining
"The former mansion of Detroit lumber baron David Whitney, this is one of the city’s top wedding venues, offering elegant, romantic settings for different styled ceremonies and receptions. The restaurant has space for parties ranging from 10 to 350 people. Go to the venue’s website to find out how to book your wedding reception."
"I can enjoy a traditional three-course Thanksgiving dinner in this historic Woodward Avenue mansion for $79 per person, which includes green beans with lemon and rosemary, a choice of sweet potato casserole or Hasselback sweet potatoes with brown sugar, butter and cinnamon, cranberry relish, herbed stuffing and dessert, with a vegetarian option of butternut squash risotto; a $10 deposit per person is required for reservations." - Serena Maria Daniels
"A historic Woodward Avenue mansion is hosting both Thanksgiving brunch and dinner — brunch (6:30 a.m. to 11 a.m.) includes mimosas, Bloody Marys, hot cocoa, and a gift, with adult tickets around $149 and children’s tickets $99, while dinner features butternut squash soup, hand-carved turkey with sage and brioche bread stuffing, white cheddar whipped potatoes, green beans almandine, maple brown sugar sweet potatoes, orange cranberry relish, and a sampling of pie slices; the setting also provides a front-row vantage for the city’s Thanksgiving parade." - Serena Maria Daniels
"Housed in an 1890s mansion, this palatial residence turned restaurant is arguably the city’s most celebrated. The four-course dinner menu is filled with classic American standards. Dine in the garden, or make a reservation for weekend high tea." - Serena Maria Daniels
"Housed in an 1890s mansion, this palatial residence turned restaurant is arguably the city’s most celebrated. The four-course dinner menu is filled with classic American standards. Dine in the garden, or make a reservation for weekend high tea." - Serena Maria Daniels
