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LOCATION
220 E Merrill St
Birmingham, Michigan 48009

(248) 646-2220
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HOURS
LUNCH
Mon-Fri: 11am-3pm
HAPPY HOUR
Mon-Fri: 3pm-6pm
DINNER
Mon-Wed: 4pm-10pm
Thursday: 4pm-11pm
Fri & Sat: 4pm-12am
Sunday: 4pm-9pm

(248) 646-2220
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EVENT BOOKINGS
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Kristine Koziel
(248) 646-2220

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Ourstory

A brief history of 220 Merrill
The new Birmingham upscale attraction 220 is a landmark in history. The restaurant is housed in the “Old Detroit Edison” building that has been standing since 1932.

The building was originally constructed by The Detroit Edison Company and served as the offices for the Northern suburbs. At one time, Edison actually had 72 customer offices located throughout the 13 counties in Southern Michigan.
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The220 Experience

220 Merrill is a modern chic upscale restaurant in Birmingham, MI specializing in American cuisine
With large elegant dining rooms, 220 Merrill is the perfect place to host private parties, special events and business conferences.
220 Merrill was named Hour Detroit’s “Best Bar for Business Deals” and “Best Bartender” of 2016.

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Reservations

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(248) 646-2220 – info@220restaurant.com


  • Everything was perfect! Beautiful room, polite and attentive staff, wonderful food and drink. I would definitely host another private event here in the future if the occasion arises. Thanks so much!
    Jacqueline Wachholz
  • "Every Guest, EVERY TIME!"
  • Hospitality is our sincere dedication to making everyone feel welcome and become a "Loyal Regular!"
Valet Parking Available. Also, first 2 hours are free at the parking garage directly behind 220 Merrill.

Location& Parking

220 E Merrill St,
Birmingham, MI 48009
248.646.2220

Valet parking available 4pm to close on Monday-Saturday and 11am to 3pm on Sunday.
There is Free Parking on Sundays in the Pierce parking garage directly behind 220 Merrill. Also, the first two hours are always free everyday.