Stray Cat Lounge gets second life in Clinton Twp.
After a 12-year-run in Grosse Pointe Woods, Robusto's Martini Lounge has reopened as the Stray Cat Lounge in Clinton Township. The Stray Cat Lounge still serves martinis and sells cigars and features local bands, but is bigger and redesigned with an emphasis on modern and swanky. The move to 40813 Garfield Road puts the business in a more central location and lets it offer private party space and catering. The new business, bigger with a refocused beer and drink menu, carries on the owners' love of local music, cigars and luxury. There are still humidors and cigar lockers, specialty cocktails, big screen TVs and a stage for changing local music and the addition of more Michigan-made beers and liquors. Source: Stray Cat Lounge Writer: Kim North Shine
After a 12-year-run in Grosse Pointe Woods, Robusto’s Martini Lounge has reopened as the Stray Cat Lounge in Clinton Township.
The Stray Cat Lounge still serves martinis and sells cigars and features local bands, but is bigger and redesigned with an emphasis on modern and swanky.
The move to 40813 Garfield Road puts the business in a more central location and lets it offer private party space and catering.
The new business, bigger with a refocused beer and drink menu, carries on the owners’ love of local music, cigars and luxury.
There are still humidors and cigar lockers, specialty cocktails, big screen TVs and a stage for changing local music and the addition of more Michigan-made beers and liquors.
Source: Stray Cat Lounge
Writer: Kim North Shine
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