An artist's rendition of the Detroit 75 Kitchen's new outdoor dining area, inviting guests to enjoy meals in a welcoming environment.
Detroit 75 Kitchen is moving from food truck to a permanent location in Madison Heights, with renovations underway to create a new dining experience. The project, backed by a $1.5 million investment and led by Siwek Construction, aims to enhance customer comfort with expanded indoor and outdoor seating. The new site is set to open in mid-2025, complementing an ambitious expansion plan that includes a catering center and improved services for local manufacturing workers.
The aroma of delicious food is about to waft through the streets of Madison Heights as the beloved Detroit 75 Kitchen food truck takes a giant leap into permanent territory! Founded by the dynamic sibling team, Ahmad and Mike Nassar, Detroit 75 Kitchen is officially making moves to a new location at 32275 Stephenson Highway. This forthcoming gem is set to open in mid-2025, and the buzz is palpable!
Since its inception, Detroit 75 Kitchen has been turning heads, serving up mouthwatering dishes to approximately 1,700 customers daily at their flagship food truck. The decision to plant roots in Madison Heights comes as a direct response to dazzling demand and a dedication to enhancing the customer experience. A spacious new home promises an expanded indoor dining area and a cozy outdoor patio reminiscent of their previous locations.
Renovations kicked off in January 2024, transforming the former Madison Club Bar and Grill into what is sure to be a culinary hotspot. Siwek Construction is spearheading the build-out process, ensuring every inch of the space reflects the Nassar brothers’ commitment to quality and comfort. With an impressive investment of $1.5 million, there’s no doubt this project is aimed at enhancing the experience for every visitor.
The Nassar brothers are not just stopping at the new restaurant; they are also unveiling a 2,500-square-foot catering distribution center at 1161 Springwells Street. But that’s not all! Plans are afoot to acquire adjacent vacant properties to expand their flagship location on Fort Street, making this a truly ambitious expansion.
The new Madison Heights spot is designed to cater to a diverse clientele, including the many manufacturing workers in the area and local community members. With future breakfast service slated to begin and hours stretching from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m., Detroit 75 Kitchen is positioning itself as a convenient choice for early risers and night owls alike.
The vision for Detroit 75 Kitchen transcends just food; it aims to become a destination that perfectly marries delicious cuisine with local culture. Plans for landscaping and incorporating local art will add to the ambiance, creating a welcoming environment that resonates with community sensibilities.
While the new location opens its doors, the original food truck won’t be leaving the scene just yet! It will continue to operate in the parking lot, ensuring loyal customers can still enjoy their favorite dishes during construction. Once the renovations are complete, the new restaurant is projected to generate around $4 million in annual revenue and will employ 25 team members, with 10 employees transitioning from the recently closed Troy location.
As the Nassar brothers embark on this exciting chapter, they remain committed not only to the flavors of Detroit but also to the traditions and culture that define this vibrant city. With their sights set on making Detroit 75 Kitchen an iconic brand, these renovations and expansions are a testament to their understanding of what the community desires.
The wait for proper dining at Detroit 75 Kitchen is now more thrilling than ever! With renovations underway and a clear vision for the future, it’s only a matter of time before the flavors of Detroit are served up in style. Be prepared, Madison Heights—your new favorite dining destination is on the horizon!
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