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Mosaic
501 Monroe Street
Detroit 48226
313. 962.9366
Hours:
Mon. | 4 p.m. - 12 a.m. (Detroit Restaurant Week only)
Tue. – Thu. | 5 p.m. - 12 a.m.
Fri. | 5 p.m. - 12 a.m.
Sat. | 4 p.m. - 12 a.m.
Sun. | 3 p.m. - 10 p.m.
Open Table Reservations:
Please note that when you make your reservations through Open Table — it will not mention Detroit Restaurant Week (DRW) specifically — but when you arrive at the restaurant you will request the DRW menu and will receive special DRW pricing.

True to name, Mosaic fuses together flavors of cuisines from regions around the world, introducing a new food style, referred to as “world cuisine.” The décor and ambience of Mosaic combine with the inspired menu to articulate the venue’s unique dining experience. Inside Mosaic, a giant compass of marble, granite and copper guides the eye along the floor and invites the diner to explore intricately-designed motifs, which include waterfalls and settees. Whether enjoying a signature cocktail, the entertainment, or a multi-ethnic infused dish in the dining room, every area of Mosaic boasts an artistic architectural element.

FIRST COURSE:

Lemon Chicken Soup
(Prepared with fennel essence)
-or-
Michigan Farmer’s Salad
(Prepared with organic greens, red onion, strawberry, bleu cheese, toasted pecans and Champagne raspberry vinaigrette)
-or-
Seared Bay Scallop
(Presented over rosemary, garlic and olive oil griddle cake and served with roasted duo beet salad and lemon beurre blanc)

 
SECOND COURSE:

Duck Confit
(Slow-cooked duck leg, served with fried plantain, watercress, star anise broth and tart cherry coulis)
-or-
Braised Short Rib
(Served with pomme purée, glazed rutabaga, tempura asparagus and vanilla bean demi-glace)
-or-
Salmon Basquaise
(Pan-seared salmon, served with garlic-spinach risotto and Basquaise relish)
-or-
Yemista (Greek Stuffed Vegetables)
(Tomato, zucchini and eggplant, stuffed with rice, raisins, rosemary and
feta cheese)

-or-
Porcini-dusted Pork Tenderloin
(Served with truffle potatoes, glazed parsnip and carrots and finished with demi-glace)

THIRD COURSE:

Deconstructed Strawberry Shortcake
(Prepared with strawberry sorbet, génoise, Chantilly cream, crumble topping and toasted almonds)
-or-
Sticky Toffee Pudding
(Traditional English spice cake, served with warm toffee topping, crème anglaise and caramel glass)
-or-
Death by Chocolate
(Warm chocolate brownie covered in Sanders hot fudge, chocolate ice cream, peanut butter mousse and toasted marshmallow)