New rooftop bar Pine Hall set to take flight at Hudson's Detroit, a nod to the city's rich past.
The Union Square Hospitality Group, behind the James Beard Award-winning restaurant group and Shake Shack burger chain, is bringing its first-ever Detroit project to the city. Pine Hall, a neighborhood-inspired rooftop bar, will open this spring in the new Hudson's Detroit tower.
Named after the popular restaurant that once stood on the site of the old J.L. Hudson's Department store, which closed its doors in 1983 and was demolished in 1998, Pine Hall is expected to become a locals favorite. The bar will be designed to bring people together, fitting into whatever moment calls for it.
With seating capacity around 300 guests, Pine Hall will also feature an outdoor deck offering breathtaking views of downtown Detroit. Union Square Hospitality Group's Danny Meyer described the bar as "a neighborhood bar" in a press release, where customers can make it part of their regular rotation.
Meyer hopes that Detroiters will take to Pine Hall like one of the city's own, embracing its casual and welcoming atmosphere. With its grand opening set for this spring, Pine Hall is poised to become another must-visit destination in Detroit's thriving nightlife scene.
The Union Square Hospitality Group, behind the James Beard Award-winning restaurant group and Shake Shack burger chain, is bringing its first-ever Detroit project to the city. Pine Hall, a neighborhood-inspired rooftop bar, will open this spring in the new Hudson's Detroit tower.
Named after the popular restaurant that once stood on the site of the old J.L. Hudson's Department store, which closed its doors in 1983 and was demolished in 1998, Pine Hall is expected to become a locals favorite. The bar will be designed to bring people together, fitting into whatever moment calls for it.
With seating capacity around 300 guests, Pine Hall will also feature an outdoor deck offering breathtaking views of downtown Detroit. Union Square Hospitality Group's Danny Meyer described the bar as "a neighborhood bar" in a press release, where customers can make it part of their regular rotation.
Meyer hopes that Detroiters will take to Pine Hall like one of the city's own, embracing its casual and welcoming atmosphere. With its grand opening set for this spring, Pine Hall is poised to become another must-visit destination in Detroit's thriving nightlife scene.
just read about Pine Hall rooftop bar coming to Hudson's Detroit tower! I'm so down for a neighborhood-inspired spot with great views of downtown 
Can't wait to try it out with friends and family 
. The fact that it's part of Union Square Hospitality Group, who owns Shake Shack too, makes me super excited 
. Hope they'll have some fun events and live music nights 
! Who else is ready for Pine Hall to take flight? 
Let's make this bar a must-visit spot in Detroit's nightlife scene 
. I mean, who doesn't love a good neighborhood spot? It's all about community vibes and casual hangouts for me 
. With 300 seats, it should get pretty lively up there, especially with those sick views of downtown 
. Can't wait to try it out this spring and see what the fuss is all about!
can't wait to check it out this spring when it opens 
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. and i love how they're bringing back the name pine hall, it's like they're paying homage to the city's rich past. danny meyer is going to make sure this place is welcoming and casual, just like detroiters 
... I mean, the city's got some amazing local spots already that offer great views and a chill vibe. But at the same time, it's hard to deny the appeal of sipping a craft cocktail on a rooftop with the city lights twinkling around you 
. Plus, it's always cool to see big-name restaurants like Shake Shack open up in new cities... they bring a level of quality and consistency that can be hard to find elsewhere 
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. And 300 guests? That's perfect for a regular hangout spot 
. Let's hope it becomes one of those places where locals make memories with their friends 
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. Plus, Danny Meyer seems to know what he's doing with his casual and welcoming atmosphere - I'm sure it'll become a local fave in no time 
. The vibe sounds super chill and welcoming – it's gonna be a spot where friends can meet up after work or just hang out on a night out. Can't wait to check it out when it opens! 
300 guests is just right for a chill rooftop spot, not too big or too small. It's gonna be one of those places where you can grab a drink with friends and make it a regular hangout. I'm hyped to try it out this spring! 
Also, how much are we talking about in terms of prices? Is this gonna be some high-end joint or can you get a decent drink for under $10? 
I need some sources on that too...
. Plus, having it in Hudson's Detroit tower is genius, it's like a new chapter for the building and the city as a whole 
. Danny Meyer's vision of Pine Hall as a neighborhood bar sounds spot on, I can already imagine it being my go-to spot to catch some sunset views with friends 
. Spring is gonna be lit in Detroit!
. Like, what's the fun in paying top dollar to be surrounded by a bunch of pretentious people taking selfies? 
And what's with the "neighborhood-inspired" vibe? Is that just code for "we couldn't afford actual community engagement"? 
I mean, I love Shake Shack as much as the next person, but this feels like another overpriced, touristy thing to me. 
