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Help us make it rightAs you enter the clubby Caucus Club, with it's empty magnums of French champagne, unusual paintings and antiques, Tiffany styles lamps give off a warm glow. Moving to the back room with its beautiful wood bar and English Toby Mug collection, you are sure you have stepped backin time.
Les and Sam Gruber opened the London Chop House in 1938 in the basement of the Murphy Telegraph Building. It...
This downtown spot is the place where a gangly and untried Barbra Streisand got her break as a singer. Expect a dark and clubby vibe with copper and brass duck presses, stained glass panels and the feeling of a private enclave. The… Read More
It’s one of the remaining few the ‘old world’ restaurants in Detroit, and its legacy is paved with fine tasting food, an eclectic atmosphere, and a regard for proper service. The Caucus Club, in Downtown Detroit’s Penobscot building, has managed to survive Detroit’s economy, and demographic change, all based on its reputation and delivery.Opened in 1952, this was the sister restaurant to Lester...
Opened in 1952, this downtown spot is the place where an untried Barbra Streisand got her break as a singer. Fast-forward to the more modern day: its sautéed lake perch and oysters in Champagne sauce were featured on Bobby Flay's "Food Nation." Expect a dark and clubby vibe with copper and brass duck presses, stained glass panels and the feel of a private enclave. The restaurant still serves...
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The Caucus Club is the last of the old-time downtown Detroit restaurants. Located on the main floor of the vintage Penobscot Building, this clubby, dimly lit restaurant has...
Opened in 1952, this downtown spot is the place where an untried Barbra Streisand got her break as a singer. Fast-forward to the more modern day: its sautéed lake perch and oysters in Champagne sa...
I feel bad about leaving a negative review because I love the Penobscot Building, but what a dumpy place! It's "old-time charm" is anything but; everything...
The Caucus Club has had busier times since it opened in the 1950's. Pictures of a young Barbra Streisand who visited still hang on the walls. We were intrigued by the old-world olive press piece s...
This is a very nice, quiet restaurant to have a business lunch. Service was very nice and friendly, but took quite a while for the food to be served. Two of us had main course salads and one a h...
We went to the Caucus Club during "Restaurant Week" and had a very nice meal. The service was excellent and charming. Prices on the regular menu were not over the top. The only problem I had was t...
Caucus Club Resturaunt is located at 150 W Congress St, Detroit, MI. This business specializes in Restaurants. Caucus Club Resturaunt is open Mon, 11:05am-8pm; Tue, 11:05am-8pm; Wed, 11:05am-8pm; Thu, 11:05am-8pm; Fri, 11:05am-9pm; Sat, Closed; Sun, Closed and accepts American Express, Discover, Mastercard and Visa.
The Caucus Club is located at 645 Griswold St, Detroit, MI..
Located in the Penobscot Building, the Caucus Club offers a cozy yet upscale dining experience. Signature dishes include the sauteed perch and baby back ribs. Try one of their classic drinks; the bullshot is a mixture of vodka, beef broth and spices and the Tom and Jerry features a combination of brandy and rums topped with meringue-a popular holiday drink. Open for lunch and dinner, Monday to...
Nestled in the Penobscot building, the Caucus Club features a clubby atmosphere and outstanding food. You can't go wrong with the sauteed perch and baby back ribs. We are open for Lunch and Dinner Monday - Friday and Dinner on Saturday.Reservations appreciated.
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