Marrow's Eastern Market Location to Open with Unique Blend of Food and Hospitality.
Detroit-based Marrow restaurant is set to expand into the city's vibrant Eastern Market district with its latest project, Marrow in the Market, opening on November 13th at 4 pm. Located at 2442 Riopelle St., this unique concept combines a butcher brasserie vibe with a working meat plant and private event space.
At the helm of this ambitious venture is owner Ping Ho, who aims to create an exceptional dining experience that not only serves delicious food but also promotes responsible sourcing and meaningful hospitality. "We strive to create experiences rooted in purpose, connection, and care," says Ho, highlighting Marrow's commitment to nourishing its community through wholesome cuisine.
The new space will offer a diverse menu of fresh meats, sausages, deli cuts, and gourmet offerings that cater to the Eastern Market crowd. Led by culinary director Andrew Shedden, lunch options will include sandwiches, rotisserie chicken, and grilled meats available for dine-in or carryout, with plans for a rotating brunch menu as well.
The meat processing facility at Marrow in the Market will also serve fresh produce for Marrow's other locations and partners, including its flagship at 8044 Kercheval St. in Detroit and its recently opened Birmingham outpost at 283 Hamilton Row. The private event space is designed to host themed dinners, educational events, and corporate gatherings.
For more information on Marrow in the Market, visit marrowinthemarket.com.
Detroit-based Marrow restaurant is set to expand into the city's vibrant Eastern Market district with its latest project, Marrow in the Market, opening on November 13th at 4 pm. Located at 2442 Riopelle St., this unique concept combines a butcher brasserie vibe with a working meat plant and private event space.
At the helm of this ambitious venture is owner Ping Ho, who aims to create an exceptional dining experience that not only serves delicious food but also promotes responsible sourcing and meaningful hospitality. "We strive to create experiences rooted in purpose, connection, and care," says Ho, highlighting Marrow's commitment to nourishing its community through wholesome cuisine.
The new space will offer a diverse menu of fresh meats, sausages, deli cuts, and gourmet offerings that cater to the Eastern Market crowd. Led by culinary director Andrew Shedden, lunch options will include sandwiches, rotisserie chicken, and grilled meats available for dine-in or carryout, with plans for a rotating brunch menu as well.
The meat processing facility at Marrow in the Market will also serve fresh produce for Marrow's other locations and partners, including its flagship at 8044 Kercheval St. in Detroit and its recently opened Birmingham outpost at 283 Hamilton Row. The private event space is designed to host themed dinners, educational events, and corporate gatherings.
For more information on Marrow in the Market, visit marrowinthemarket.com.