A sleek, industrial vibe marks this Detroit hot spot. The menu is all modern as well, with creative sides like cauliflower and spaetzel or brussels sprouts with chicken skin. The juicy NY strip steak is cooked sous vide. There's a convivial but small outdoor patio.
Grey Ghost
Detroit
Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
9.59 MILES
The Henry Ford Museum contains a fascinating wealth of American culture. It’s comprised of two parts: the indoor Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation,…
0.8 MILES
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1.98 MILES
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