About

Some of my favorite memories were made around my grandparents' kitchen table. The food was homemade, the laughter got louder as the night went on, and there was always room for more at the table. But if you acted the fool, Grandma Connie would absolutely call you out. That spirit is the heartbeat of The Wicked Sister.

Since 2015, Wicked has been more than just a restaurant. It has been a place where guests are welcomed like old friends, where meals are made from scratch, and where our crew is encouraged to let their freak flags fly. We believe quirks are part of the charm. We celebrate authenticity, kindness, hard work, and the people who make this small business feel like home.

Over the years, we've welcomed hundreds of thousands of guests and worked alongside hundreds of incredible crew members that went on to chase their own dreams. Through every busy Friday night, fundraiser, celebration, and  "Oh Shit" challenge, one thing remains: Wicked is built on people: That means our guests. That means our community. And that absolutely means our crew.

Hospitality matters deeply to us, but so does respect. We will always go out of our way to make people feel at home. But kindness is not the same thing as tolerating cruelty, entitlement, or disrespect toward our staff. So...Yes, you do need an ID for alcohol (Michigan Law); Sorry your ES pet is not covered under ADA (another MI Law) and; No, your chaos gremlins can't run & scream like it's Mickey D's (Not a law, just basic etiquette). 

Around here, we try to lead with warmth, humor, and a little patience. But in true Grandma Connie fashion, we believe welcoming people and expecting basic human decency deserve to be at the same table.

Going into our twelfth year, The Wicked Sister remains committed to the values that brought us here in the first place: scratch-made food, genuine hospitality, and creating the kind of place where everyone feels like family…whether they like it or not.