432 E Lafayette · Greektown · Detroit
21+
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Home · Nights
Same address, different building. Tuesday is quiet enough to hear yourself; Friday is not. Here is what to expect, night by night, so you can pick the one you actually want.
If you work in Greektown, on the casino floor or behind any bar downtown, Tuesday is the one. The room fills late and slow with people who have just finished a shift and have no interest in a queue.
Best night of the week to sit at the rail without planning ahead.
Wednesday is the connoisseur’s night. Enough people to feel like a club, few enough that you can hold a conversation and get a booth on a walk-in.
The kitchen is at its best when it is not slammed — order properly.
Detroit’s weekend does not wait for Friday. Thursday brings the bigger rotation, a DJ from nine, and the first wave of bachelor parties coming off Monroe Street after dinner.
Reserve if your group is more than four.
The loudest night on the calendar. Full roster on the stage, rail three deep by ten, and VIP booked out most weeks before the doors even open.
If you want a table on a Friday, call by Wednesday. We are not being dramatic.
Saturday is the whole of downtown arriving at once. Greektown empties onto Lafayette and Lafayette empties into us, somewhere between eleven and one.
Coat check open, kitchen on until close, cover collected at the door.
Doors at four, every screen on whatever is live. Lions in the fall, Pistons and Wings through the winter, Tigers in the spring — and Ford Field and Comerica are both a short walk away.
The soft landing at the end of a Detroit weekend.
When the whistle goes, twenty thousand people walk past the end of our street. We keep the screens on and the kitchen open for the ones who are not ready to go home.
Sunday doors at four, so you can catch the late game here. Every screen, full kitchen. Ford Field is a nine-minute walk down St Antoine.
Comerica Park empties straight into Greektown. Our doors are open from four, so you can come straight from the ballpark.
Little Caesars Arena is fourteen minutes on foot or three in a car. Late tip-offs and late faceoffs both finish inside our hours.
Big cards go up on the main screens. Call ahead on fight night — booths go early and we will tell you straight if the room is full.
Our bread and butter. Tell us the headcount and the arrival time and we will have a section held, a bottle on ice and a host who knows the groom’s name. Stage announcement included on the larger packages — or skipped entirely, if he would rather it was not.
Same treatment, less sympathy. Booth, bottle, platters from the kitchen, and the room finding out about it whether you like it or not.
Genuinely one of our most-requested bookings, and we take it as seriously as a wedding. Book the corner section and let someone else run the night.
Conventions at Huntington Place, crews in from out of town, shop nights and shift parties. We can invoice, split the tab, or take a single card on the door for the whole group.
Live calendar
Who is working, who is featuring, and anything we have put on for a holiday or a fight night goes up on @bouzoukilounge first.
Ninety seconds on the phone beats an hour standing up.