The fine dining restaurant Coach Insignia is closing its doors inside the Renaissance Center.
The restaurant is set to serve its last meal on Saturday, February 18.
Matt Prentice opened Coach Insignia in 2004 with a 10 year lease. It was extended for an additional three years in 2014.
Coach Insignia is an Epicurean Group restaurant. The employees are moving to the company's new restaurant, Nomad Grill, in Southfield.
The GM RenCen released the following statement:
Riverfront Holdings, Inc. will seek to bring a world class restaurant to the 71st and 72nd floors of the GMRENCEN, when Coach Insignia’s lease expires on February 28, 2017. The restaurant’s last day of public business is Feb. 18.
The premier space is a popular Detroit tourist destination for its international, city and riverfront views.
“Home to General Motors’ global headquarters, the GMRENCEN is one of Detroit’s top tourist destinations,” said Claudia Killeen, General Motors manager of Renaissance Center Development. “We are currently exploring options to offer our visitors an unrivaled experience in this premier Detroit space.”
In 2015, the building rebranded as the GMRENCEN, unveiling a new logo, tagline and advertising campaign. General Motors is currently transforming its corporate headquarters at the GMRENCEN into a modern, immersive experience that is a true reflection of GM’s position as a leader in the automotive industry and within the city of Detroit.
