Detroit's Hudson’s Tower Set to Unveil Rooftop Bar Pine Hall This Spring
A new rooftop bar is set to open at Detroit's Hudson's tower, marking the city's latest addition to its thriving nightlife scene. Conceptualized by New York-based Union Square Hospitality Group, a James Beard Award-winning restaurant group behind Shake Shack and other popular eateries, Pine Hall is expected to become a neighborhood hotspot.
Scheduled to launch this spring, Pine Hall promises to be more than just another rooftop bar – it's a locals' joint designed to bring people together. According to Danny Meyer, Union Square Hospitality Group's founder, the goal is for Detroiters to make Pine Hall part of their regular rotation, a place where friends and neighbors can gather and enjoy good company.
With seating for around 300 guests, Pine Hall will feature an expansive outdoor deck offering breathtaking views of downtown Detroit. The bar's design is centered around creating an intimate atmosphere, perfect for catching up with friends or meeting new people. As Meyer puts it, "Our hope is that Detroiters make it part of their regular rotation, a locals joint that brings people together and fits whatever the moment calls for."
While details about Pine Hall's menu and drink offerings remain scarce, one thing is certain – this rooftop bar is poised to become a beloved addition to Detroit's vibrant nightlife scene.
A new rooftop bar is set to open at Detroit's Hudson's tower, marking the city's latest addition to its thriving nightlife scene. Conceptualized by New York-based Union Square Hospitality Group, a James Beard Award-winning restaurant group behind Shake Shack and other popular eateries, Pine Hall is expected to become a neighborhood hotspot.
Scheduled to launch this spring, Pine Hall promises to be more than just another rooftop bar – it's a locals' joint designed to bring people together. According to Danny Meyer, Union Square Hospitality Group's founder, the goal is for Detroiters to make Pine Hall part of their regular rotation, a place where friends and neighbors can gather and enjoy good company.
With seating for around 300 guests, Pine Hall will feature an expansive outdoor deck offering breathtaking views of downtown Detroit. The bar's design is centered around creating an intimate atmosphere, perfect for catching up with friends or meeting new people. As Meyer puts it, "Our hope is that Detroiters make it part of their regular rotation, a locals joint that brings people together and fits whatever the moment calls for."
While details about Pine Hall's menu and drink offerings remain scarce, one thing is certain – this rooftop bar is poised to become a beloved addition to Detroit's vibrant nightlife scene.
! i've been to shake shack before and their food is amazing 
it makes me wanna visit detroit more often 
i love the idea of a locals' joint where ppl can just chill and hang out with friends 
it sounds like pine hall is gonna be super chill and cozy too 
cant wait to see what they have on the menu and drink list, hopefully some yummy burgers or drinks 
they're actually trying to make it a locals' spot which i love, no more just some tourist trap 
hope the vibes are chill and not too expensive for us regular folks 
pine hall sounds like an awesome spot to catch up with friends or meet new people, seating for 300 guests is pretty good too 
. Danny Meyer's vision for Pine Hall as a community hub is really cool, let's hope they deliver on that 
. But, one thing I'm curious about is what kind of food will they serve – hoping it's not just your run-of-the-mill bar snacks 
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. I'm sure it'll be just a fancy spot for yuppies and tourists to take Instagram-worthy pics while the locals are priced out of their own city 
. Mark my words, Pine Hall will just be another example of how Detroit is being gentrified out of its soul 
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. I mean, what's next? A new Shake Shack downtown? Just kidding (kind of) 
. Seriously though, Pine Hall sounds like a cool spot to hang out with friends and enjoy some good drinks. The outdoor deck views of the city are supposed to be on point - can't wait to check it out when it opens this spring 
, i'm starting to think they're just trying to make the whole city look like a never-ending bachelor pad 
. and 300 guests? that's like, a small party for detroit standards 
, can't wait to see what kind of crazy events they have planned 
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. I love how Danny Meyer is all about creating a locals' vibe - that's exactly what Detroit needs more of. A rooftop bar that feels like your living room, but with better views? Yes, please!