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The Detroit Jewish News, 2016-11-03

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DESTINATION

Fine Dining In Comfortable Detroit Setting

L

ocated on the second floor of a brownstone at John R
and Woodward Avenue and named after the jewelry
store that used to there, Wright & Company is a shin-
ing example of Detroit’s blooming restaurant scene.
Aside from the fine dining menu, Wright & Company
boasts classic architecture and is welcoming and rich with
quality and style. Owners Dave Kwiatkowski (Sugar House)

and Chef Marc Djozlija bring extensive expertise to the 120-
seat venue design as well as the drink and food menus.
International wines, specialty cocktails and craft beer
complement a small shared plate menu with favorites that
include Crispy Shrimp and Pork Belly Sliders.
“Our menu is what we call ‘composed small plates.’
Generally, if you go out for tapas, you are getting a piece of

MENU
Not typical. Don’t expect salads and dinner rolls with your
meal. You won’t miss them as the small plates are more than
satisfying. There is a lot of talk about the Whipped Ricotta and
the Liver Mousse. Yes, really.

BAR
Expect extraordinary cocktail combos from an ever-evolving
menu. Peruse an exclusive list of ciders ranging from dry to
sweet. Of course, there is craft beer and an array of red, white
and rose wines as well as a list of proclaimed “baller” wines.

BY MARY MELDRUM | Special to the Jewish News

fish or a few bites of cheese or a potato or something. At
Wright & Company, you can expect a fully developed plate,
just smaller than an a la carte portion,” Djozlija says.
Open since July of 2014, Wright & Company has a histo-
ry of being very active in the Detroit community, participat-
ing in events for the Michigan Humane Society, Children’s
Tumor Foundation and Variety, the Children’s Charity.

*

BRUNCH
Wright & Company recently added a three-course Sunday
brunch served from 10:30 a.m. until 2 p.m., by reservation only.

WRIGHT & COMPANY | 1500 Woodward Ave, Detroit | (313) 962-7711 | www.wrightdetroit.com
Open for dinner only and has a robust happy hour Monday through Friday 4-6 p.m.

NEW IN DETROIT

Gather

Bad Luck
uc ck Bar

Lady
Of The House

Atomic
Chicken
Detroit

Detroit
Shipping
Company

Gather is expected to open

Bad Luck Bar is projected

its brick-and-mortar doors

to open in November/

Revered chef Kate Williams

this November at 1454

December at the Albert

spotted the former auto

The Detroit location is set

Look for this food hall

Gratiot Ave. Founders Kyle

in Capitol Park. Major

shop building at 2801 14th

to open at 6500 Woodward

designed space construct-

Hunt, Leah Hunt and Chef

investors include Detroit

St. in North Corktown over

Ave. in November/

ed out of 20-plus shipping

Nate Vogeli are looking

Optimist Society’s Dave

a year ago and knew it was

December. Atomic Chicken

containers to open in mid

to create an open kitchen

Kwiatkowski, Marc Djozlija

where she wanted to open

Detroit will have seating

to late winter in the Cass

plan with a wood-fired

and former Sugar House

her own restaurant. The

and is awaiting its liquor

Corridor. Detroit Shipping

grill. The menu will feature

bartender Yani Frye.

unique structure, set to

license. This is gourmet

Co. will house five smaller

open this fall, will seat 40

chicken with a heavy lean

restaurants, pop-up art

toward healthy.

space and two bars as well

pork belly, black ink squid

Detroit Optimist Society

noodles as well as surpris-

is a food/beverage group

diners and have a bar and

ing things like slushies and

that owns Wright &

a garage door that opens to

as a performance area. It’s

soft-serve ice cream.

Company, the Peterboro,

a patio.

looking more like a desti-

the Sugar House and more.

56 November 3 • 2016

nation than a restaurant.

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