Apartments near The Whitney in Detroit, MI (590 Rentals)

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1212 Griswold St

558 Marston St

Marston

1162 Virginia Park St

1125 Pingree St

Willy's Overland Lofts

445 W Forest Ave

Ellington Lofts

636 E Ferry St

Hunter Apartments

Bernard Apartments

The Loft Warehouse

David Whitney Building

Leland Lofts

FUR Property Management Short Term Rentals

Westin Book Cadillac Detroit

Hyde Park Co-Op Apartments

514-528 Monroe St

Cherboneau Place Co-op

North Park Co-Op Apartments

FORT SHELBY

Fountain Court Cooperative

East Cooperative Lafayette

The Townes at Pullman Parc

Town Square Co-Op Apartments

55 W Canfield St

4420 Cass Ave

102 Garfield St

Billinghurst

Knicker Bocker

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436 Prentis

468 Prentis St

460 Prentis Apartments

Union @ Midtown II

497 Prentis St

477 W Forest Ave

The Blackstone Apartments

434 W Alexandrine St

Avonroy Apartments

The Charles

467 W Alexandrine St

Dubois

3980 2nd Ave

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Apartment life in Detroit can be a lot of fun, as long as you remember to enjoy the good things in life. Sure, fast food and local diners make for good times most of the time, but sometimes you want to throw on a suit and have a night on the town. When it comes time to dine, why not keep the feeling going, and go somewhere that has class written all over it. The Whitney is one of Detroit's more heralded upscale dining spots, and for good reason. The ambrosial food, the stunning decor and the friendly wait staff all come together to make it an experience you won't soon forget. If you're stopping in for dinner, you should start your meal with one of the delicious appetizers. Choose from a warm vegetable Bonaparte, with roasted portobellos, yellow tomatoes, fresh mozzarella and a 25-year-old balsamic vinegar, Duck Confit French toast with strawberry rhubarb compote and a port wine reduction, tempura of beef short rib with water chestnuts, Hoisin and coriander sauce, or seared Nantucket Bay scallops with creamy Gouda grits, sauce Perigueux, and truffles. There are also a number of salad options perfect for starting your meal as well. Moving on to entrees, the options are virtually endless, from seafood, to beef, to lamb, to veal. You can try some seared Lake Superior White, roasted orange and sweet shrimp stir fry, with asian vegetables and basmati rice, Berkshire Farms pork chop with braised spinach, parsnip puree and applewood bacon sauce, Creekstone Farms natural beef filet with roasted sweet potato mash, braised baby carrots, and andouille cream sauce, or seared diver scallops with English pea risotto, applewood bacon, toasted pinenuts and a golden apricot sauce. The perfect topper to your delectable high class meal would be any choice from their extensive dessert menu, including Detroit Opera Cake, layers of almond cake with coffee buttercream and a chocolate ginache, Chocolate Mille Fieulle, chocolate puff pastry with vanilla cream, cashew brittle and chocolate sorbet, Passion Fruit Creme Brulett, with marinated pineapple, coconut and ginger sorbet, and roasted macadamia nuts, the Whitney carrot cake, or a tasting of all their delicious cupcakes. From beginning to end, a meal at The Whitney is a meal you won't soon forget. Apartment-ites also shouldn't forget to try something from the wine list of this Detroit institution, it makes a perfect compliment to the gorgeous flavors the meal have given you.
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