Le Culture Cafe moves into former Antietam location

By Jerilyn Jordan

Oct 26, 2018 at 4:03 pm

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Le Culture Cafe moves into former Antietam location

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A new fine-dining restaurant has set up shop in the vacated Antietam location in Detroit's Eastern Market, Crain's reports.

Le Culture Cafe, slated for a Nov. 9 opening, boasts a moderately priced burger and seafood menu which was posted in full on the restaurant's Facebook page. Appetizers include $9 jerk chicken lettuce wraps, $22 fried jumbo crab claws, burgers, and sandwich offerings that range from $10 to $18. Entrees span from southern fried chicken for $18 to jumbo king crab for $60.

The French-inspired restaurant shuttered in March after Antietam owner Greg Holm felt that his vision had reached completion. Holm, who currently owns the building, leased nearly 2,000 square feet of the space to Le Culture owner Drew Matthews. Located on Gratiot Ave., Le Culture Cafe will join a bustling block of retail storefronts, among them Orleans + Winder, SMPLFD, and Boro Resale, as well as shared plates-style eatery Gather.

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