Fine Dining Restaurant and Special Event Venue.

The Whitney mansion is world famous for upscale dining in Detroit.  Completed in 1894, the Motor City landmark retains the exquisite charm of Detroit’s early upper echelon as a venue for all to enjoy.  

The Whitney now provides several unique features within the historical property: the fine dining restaurant, menu dining throughout the Mansion, The Ghostbar and Gardens.  Each has it’s own unique appeal that guests come specifically to enjoy and sometimes find themselves wandering, spending hours frolicking in the enchantments of the estate.

WELCOME TO DETROIT'S

MOST ICONIC MANSION

OUR HISTORY

The David Whitney Jr. House was built by successful lumber baron David Whitney Jr., one of Michigan’s wealthiest citizens and the  wealthiest man in Detroit. He was worth more than $15 million at the time of his death in 1900.

David Whitney Jr. was born Aug. 23, 1830, in Watertown, Mass. He quickly established himself in the lumber trade and moved to Detroit by age 27. The company he and his brother Charles headed expanded from the eastern seaboard and Canada to Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Indiana. It was for some time the largest lumber dealer in the United States. Lumber was not Whitney’s only business venture…

Detroit’s Most Iconic Mansion Encompasses 3 Unique Venues within the Grounds

Detroit’s Most Iconic Fine Dining Experience. Enjoy a famous meal of great food in one of our elegant dining rooms. Each room is unique with it’s own crafted decor

The Restaurant

The GhostbaR

Known for the world famous “Witching Hour Martini” and located on the mansion's third floor, The Ghostbar is open to walk-in guests. Casual Attire, Top-Shelf Service

The Gardens

A Colorful Oasis in the Heart of Detroit .Have a cocktail while strolling the gardens. sit with friends on the patio or deck, dine al fresco or book a private party.

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The food was delicious. I had the Beef Wellington and it melted in my mouth. The dessert was even better. I can't recall the name but the waitress called it the Honey Bomb and it was AMAZING!


- Jerry B. From Riverview, MI

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