Detroit Shipping Company

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About Detroit Shipping Company

Known for

• Shipping-container food court and bars
• Art gallery and stage
• Outdoor and rooftop seating
• Live music and karaoke nights
• Happy-hour food and drinks

What reviewers say elsewhere

• “Very unique place. Lots of restaurants to choose from. Lots of variety of food and drinks. Bartender was amazing. The outside is awesome. Free corn hole. Had an amazing time. Wow! Every time I come here we get more and more impress…”

  — savana bellows, September 15, 2026 · google

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