Marrow Review & Bathroom Guide
2442 Riopelle St, Detroit, MI 48207
Three inclusive rooms, a changing table and an open wash area above Eastern Market. One of the most genuinely accessible restaurants I've reviewed in this city.
Reviewed May 2026
First-hand Shooki editorial · Restaurant, bar, and building visit only
Shooki’s Review of Marrow
By Shooki · Reviewed May 2026
Three inclusive rooms, a changing table and an open wash area above Eastern Market. One of the most genuinely accessible restaurants I've reviewed in this city.
They did a great job with the redesign. It's spacious and clean and it fits the Eastern Market building it sits in.
If you're eating dinner you take the elevator or the stairs on your right up to the second floor, and you come out looking straight at the bar with the dining room on your right.
The restrooms are back by the kitchen, and what stood out to me against every other restaurant in the city is how accessible this one is. Elevator up, three rooms, all of them marked inclusive, and space to actually use them.
The sink sits in an open area rather than inside the rooms, which is a design choice I like more than I expected to — you end up in a two-second conversation with a stranger on your way in or out.
Best for
- Anyone who needs an accessible restroom and a lift to it
- Dinner upstairs in Eastern Market
- A changing table mid-meal
- Three rooms instead of the usual two
Less ideal for
- Anyone who wants the sink inside the room
- A quiet corner — the wash area is shared
The Shooki Bathroom Review
First-party restroom record · Reviewed May 2026
Restroom verdict
Three inclusive rooms, grab bars in each, a changing table and a shared open wash area. Clean, spacious and the accessibility is the real story.
- Restroom inventory
- 3 total — 3 private gender-neutral rooms
- Review coverage
- Detailed observations recorded for 3 of 3 restroom areas
- Room reviewed
- All three inclusive rooms
- Reviewed room fixtures
- 3 stalls/toilets · 0 urinals · 0 sinks
- Accessibility evidence
- Inclusive restroom signage carrying the wheelchair symbol; Grab bars by the toilet in each room; An elevator serving the second floor where the restrooms are; A baby changing station in one of the three rooms · Overall accessibility remains unknown
- Why this score
- Three private rooms, grab bars, a changing table and a lift to the floor is as well covered as Detroit restaurants get. It stops short of a 9 because the sinks sit outside the rooms.
- Layout
- Three private rooms off a corridor by the kitchen, each with a toilet, a grab bar, a framed print and a console, opening onto a shared wash area with two basins under a backlit mirror.
- Capacity
- Three rooms for one dining floor, which is one more than most places this size run.
Three restrooms, all marked inclusive, back by the kitchen on the second floor. The signage says it plainly: the icons and the wheelchair symbol are on the door, and one room carries a baby changing station placard.
They were really clean, spacious and they smelled good. White subway tile, gray walls, a framed print in each, a wooden console with dried flowers, and a grab bar by the toilet.
The sink is out in an open area shared by all three, with two basins under a backlit mirror. Amenities sit out on a table — diffuser, soap, wrapped supplies.
The part that matters most to me is the route: elevator to the floor, then three rooms with space to turn around in. That's rarer in this city than it should be.
What Google Reviewers Say
4.4 on Google · 156 reviews · Read on Google →
Cocktails are the most-mentioned thing at twenty-seven reviews, which tracks for a place reviewers keep describing by its upstairs bar. The kitchen's own signatures follow: steaks in eighteen reviews, bone marrow in eleven, picanha in ten, then tallow fries, market bacon, deviled eggs and baked brie. It reads as a butcher shop's restaurant, with the meat and the bar carrying equal weight. Of its 156 ratings, 114 are five stars.
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