Hudson's Detroit
Visit Nick Gilbert Way, a new public plaza connecting Woodward Avenue to Farmer Street and the outdoor space that sits between the Hudson’s Block Building and Hudson’s Tower.

Whether you work downtown, live nearby or are visiting Detroit, Hudson’s will always have something to experience. With public art installations and year-round events at Nick Gilbert Way, Hudson’s is designed to be a lively downtown destination. Soon, you’ll be able to explore new restaurants offering everything from light bites and cocktails to full-service dining—ensuring there’s always something new to see, taste and enjoy.

Hudson's Detroit
A street-level photo of Nick Gilbert Way.

Nick Gilbert Way

Named in memory of Nick Gilbert, the late son of Dan and Jennifer Gilbert, Nick Gilbert Way is an activated public space with annual programming. Featuring community-oriented design, the plaza encourages connection and serves as a natural gathering space with year-round events and installations.

Eat + Drink

Dining at Hudson’s will offer everything from casual light bites and cocktails to sit-down meals with a view. Food and drink options include two concepts inside the anticipated Detroit EDITION as well as a rooftop restaurant atop the 12-story Hudson's building. In Nick Gilbert Way, Un Deux Trois will be serving espresso drinks, coffee and local pastries.

Grab a Bite

Shop

Hudson’s brings together fashion-forward brands and everyday essentials. With tenants like ALO and Tecovas, the retail mix blends trend-setting pieces with versatile staples. Discover destination retail at Hudson’s and come explore the latest brands, styles and experiences in the heart of downtown.

Shop at Hudson's
DJ playing at Alo Detroit.
Interior photograph of customers and staff at Alo Detroit.
A photograph of a customer browsing merchandise at Tecovas Detroit.
Interior photograph of customers at Tecovas Detroit.

Entrance One

By General Motors

General Motors' new lobby and public showroom, named “Entrance One," is located at the corner of Woodward Avenue and Nick Gilbert Way. The name is a tribute to Detroit’s history, inspired by the original “Entrance One” at the J.L. Hudson Department Store—once the main entrance for employees on Farmer Street. The opening of Hudson’s Detroit represents GM’s return to Woodward Avenue, ushering in a new era with its future headquarters in the heart of downtown.

Find Your Way to Hudson's

Planning a visit to Hudson’s Detroit? Whether you’re heading here to shop, work, attend an event or meet with colleagues, our directory has everything you need, from addresses to directions and parking details.

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