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Forbes Hospitality
Forbes Hospitality
Forbes Hospitality

Estd. 1936

Elwood Bar & Grill Forbes Hospitality

300 East Adams Avenue

Elwood Bar & Grill is an icon of the Detroit tavern scene, and of course a Tigers fan favorite on gamedays. Recently renovated and restored, the Elwood’s singular Art Moderne design creates a distinctive and lively atmosphere for rehearsal dinners, cocktail parties and mixers, and office get-togethers.

Amenities &
Offerings

With each event we host we bring over 30 years of hospitality experience and expertise.

We pride ourselves on being not only a full-service hospitality solution but a collaborative partner that knows how to make your occasion the perfect experience.

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  • On the inside, the Elwood features its original, long hardwood and marble bar, beautifully upholstered booths, and a center row of high-top tables, perfect for a small social gathering.

    • 1,380 sq ft
  • On the outside, when the Michigan sun is shining, our expansive patio make the perfect outdoor extension for your private event or occasion.

    • 4,300 sq ft patio
See MoreUp to 400 Person Capacity
See MoreFull-Service Catering
See MorePremium Bar Selections
See MoreExpansive Outdoor Patio
See MoreConvenient Parking


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A Brief History

Elwood
Bar & Grill

The Art Moderne-style Elwood was designed by Charles Noble and built in 1936. Its name is a hybrid of its original location streets, Elizabeth and Woodward. It was first owned by the John R. Williams Estate, followed by George and Mary Courtesis, until it was purchased by Chuck Forbes in the 1980s.

In 1997, to preserve the historic bar during construction of Comerica Park for the Detroit Tigers, the Elwood was moved to its present location on E. Adams Street. It remains an iconic game-day hangout for Tigers fans today.

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