Restaurants & cafés / Brush Park
Leña
A live-fire, Spanish-inspired restaurant in Brush Park: shareable plates, Spanish wines and vermouth.
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Leña means firewood in Spanish, and the name is literal: every dish here meets a live-fire hearth fed with Michigan oak, cherry and applewood plus binchotan charcoal. The menu is Spanish-inspired and leans into seafood and vegetables, designed for sharing, with a wine list that's mostly Spanish and heavy on organic and biodynamic bottles. Chef Mike Conrad runs the kitchen and Tarun Kajeepeta owns the place. They buy from local purveyors and cook whole-use to cut waste.
- Everything cooked over live fire with Michigan wood
- Spanish, organic and biodynamic wines
- Shareable seafood- and vegetable-forward plates
- Free parking lot across the street
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