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Fishbone's Rhythm Kitchen Cafe

400 Monroe St
Detroit, MI 48226
(313) 965-4600
fishbonesusa.com
3.5 star rating based on 66 reviews
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Hours
Daily 6:30am-2am  
Status: Open  
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tel: (313) 965-4600

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tel: (313) 965-1449

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Cool jazz and Cajun spice bring the French Quarter to the Motor

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Welcome to Fishbone's Rhythm Kitchen Cafe and step into a dining and entertainment experience like no other. Created in the historic Greektown district of downtown Detroit, this expanding restaurant chain has captured the fine dining and festive atmosphere of the New Orleans French Quarter and delivered it to the Midwest with a twist.

Fishbone's is a "hot spot" for locals and visitors alike.... more
Posted by Citysearch on April 13, 2009

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From the mouth-watering appetizers and authentic New Orleans recipes of the house specialties to the friendly service and French Quarter atmosphere, Fishbone's is truly first-class.
Posted by clubzone on July 03, 2008

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For four star Californian, try Fishbone's Rhythm Kitchen Cafe in Detroit. Here's a place to get good food. This very affordable restaurant is located in the Greektown neighborhood, and is one of the popular eateries in the district. It's known for its cajun & creole offerings. The menu is vast. It's been awarded the Fodors Choice award. When you step inside the restaurant, you'll notice a... more
Posted by openlist on December 16, 2009

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This eatery focuses on a Cajun and Creole menu. Expect the average entrée to cost in the range of $12 to $20, and it would be fine to dress casual.
Posted by dinesite on April 05, 2009

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Molly Abraham, Detroit News Restaurant Critic : Although there are still Creole/Cajun dishes such as jambalaya and fried catfish beignets, on the menu, the three Fishbone's restaurants are focused more on steak and seafood lately. And that emphasis includes sushi bars at the Detroit original and the St. Clair Shores outpost (only the Southfield outpost doesn't have sushi). Everything from... more
Posted by detroitnews on September 11, 2007
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Brunch

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A sizeable brunch menu is served every Sunday starting at 10:30am.
Posted by Citysearch on April 28, 2009

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Cool jazz and Cajun spice bring the French Quarter to the Motor City.

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In Short The sound of jazz resonates as the smell of Cajun spices seduces incoming diners. The food is straight out of the French Quarter, as catfish atchafalaya, snapper beausoleil, alligator voodoo and Bayou caviar bring Louisiana flavor to Michigan. Fishbone's uses a milder, more flavorful blend of spices and herbs during the blackening process, but hot sauces are available to... more
Posted by Contributor on April 13, 2009, (Edited May 09, 2006)

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After visiting for the Final Four games, I will NEVER visit this Fishbone's again. I have visited the one in St. Clair Shores multiple times and loved everything, and expected the same from this one. However after a while of watching the game, the bartenders came over and said "Here's your tip" which we found out from someone else was that he thought we tipped $0.75 on a $40 bar tab. We... more
Posted by kg5678 on April 13, 2009, (Edited April 04, 2009)

Good food-kinda pricey

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I came here for cocktails but i ended up havin dinner-i had the shrimp appetizer-so good-my entree was good-worth the money
Posted by CSMobileUser on April 28, 2009, (Edited March 02, 2009)

Down hill.. not like it used to be.

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This place has gone WAY WAY down hill from its former glory days years ago. Service was terrible, the food was bland, and sloppy, and those fun plates of various hot sauces.. all gone.. I would never go back, and our entire party left with thoughts of "thats it?" and "that was terrible".

Avoid.. its not the Fishbone's it used to be.

Pros

+ Location is good

Cons

- Food was bland, prices... more
Posted by VguptaIsGay on April 13, 2009, (Edited June 11, 2008)
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