OpenTable 2022 Diners’ Choice Award Winner
OpenTable recently announced their list of 2022 Diners’ Choice Award Winners and we are proud that The Caucus Club was voted as one of the best!
Thank you to everyone who gave us great feedback on OpenTable.
Open For Dinner Service
Mon - Thur 4pm-10pm
Fri - Sat 4pm-11pm
Sunday 4pm-9pm
Proper Attire Is Required
Business Casual is the minimum dress code that should be adhered to while dining at the Caucus Club. Please be mindful that strong "odors" are unacceptable. Thank you.
Hours of Operation
Monday through Thursday
- Lunch: Closed
- Cocktail Hour: Closed
- Dinner Menu: 4:00pm – 10:00pm
Friday and Saturday
- Lunch: Closed
- Cocktail Hour: Closed
- Dinner Menu: 4:00pm – 11:00pm
Sunday
- Dinner Menu: 4:00pm – 9:00pm
Entertainment
Friday and Saturday
- Live music beginning at 7:00pm.
Valet & Parking
Monday through Thursday
- By appointment only (must notify us when making the reservation)
Friday and Saturday
- Full service valet provided by The Caucus Club
- 5:00pm – Closing
- $15 paid inside
Additional parking available at the following locations:
- 126 W. Congress Street
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History in Detroit
The Caucus Club was founded by Lester and Sam Gruber in 1952 as the sister restaurant to The London Chop House, which in its heyday was regarded as one of the best restaurants in the United States. The Caucus Club is famous in its own right. In the spring of 1961, a then unknown Barbra Streisand launched her singing career here. In the bar, the tradition of the “Raincheck” allowed guests to purchase drinks in advance, and a token was registered in the raincheck cove for the future recipient. It is also famous for introducing a cocktail called “The Bullshot,” a savory version on the Bloody Mary that made its way to bars around the world.
Located in the heart of Detroit’s financial district, the Caucus Club became the destination for the city’s prominent decision makers, politicians, barons of industry, and celebrities (both local and national.) The Caucus Club became the spot for the “power lunch,” where business was conducted and deals were made.
After the Grubers sold the Club in 1982, the restaurant changed hands several times before finally closing it's doors in 2012. The space remained empty for several years while the Penobscot building's management courted a new owner that shared their ambition to revive the shuttered space and bring the legendary brand back to life.
Completely renovated and restored, the Caucus Club reopens its iconic doors in 2017 with a renewed spirit for excellence in hospitality. Classic never goes out of style.
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Caucus Club
Penobscot Building
150 W. Congress
Detroit, MI 48266
313.965.4970
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Alicia Sboukis
PRIVATE EVENT COORDINATOR
Joseph Mastej
MAITRE D'HOTEL
Matthew Solomon
MAITRE D'HOTEL
Kris Cassidy
BARTENDER