Before & After. Thu and Fri, 6 PM to midnight. Sat, 5 PM to midnight. Walk-ins only.

Wright & Company

the room

The 1891 Wright-Kay Building

Our home is one of downtown Detroit's most striking rooms. The Wright-Kay Building opened in 1891 as the Schwankovsky Temple of Music, designed by Gordon W. Lloyd as one of the first high-rises on Woodward, and later housed the Wright Kay jewelers who gave the room its name.

Our second floor keeps that character: exposed brick, tall bay windows over Woodward, and a crystal chandelier at its center. This holiday season the room is open as a walk-in bar.

The historic 1891 Wright-Kay Building on Woodward Avenue in downtown Detroit

the kitchen

A James Beard-Nominated Kitchen

The food is led by Chef and Partner Marc Djozlija, a James Beard Award nominee, with the composed, shared-plates cooking that became Wright & Company's signature.

That cooking is the history of the room. This season the door is open for cocktails, before dinner and after.

An overhead spread of shared plates on a marble table at Wright and Company: a shaved zucchini and parmesan salad, gnocchi, roasted sweet potatoes, cornbread, and a glass of white wine beside a gold-monogram menu

the bar

An Acclaimed Cocktail Program

Wright & Company's bar is one of Detroit's most respected cocktail programs, drawn from the Detroit Optimist Society 100 Classics.

This holiday season the bar is open for walk-ins. Thursday and Friday, 6 PM to midnight. Saturday, 5 PM to midnight. No reservations.

An espresso martini on the marble bar at Wright & Company