Your Guide to Dining in Detroit Metropolitan Airport
If you find yourself becoming one of the sure-to-be hundreds of imprisoned travelers with hours to spare in the airport, exploring DTW’s hub of locally owned restaurants and Michigan-based grocers and coffeeshops is a worthy way of spending your time.
This Creole Staple Has Been Bringing Cajun Flavor to Detroit for Over 50 Years
Half a mile north of Eastern Market and thousands of miles from New Orleans, Louisiana Creole Gumbo serves authentic Cajun and Creole recipes
Healthy Comfort Food Is on a New Menu at GreenSpace Cafe
Co-owners Joel, Karen, and Daniel Kahn of GreenSpace Café, the Ferndale plant-based eatery and bar, have expanded the location's menu to include hearty comfort food dishes and snacks for the holiday season.
Get Your Thanksgiving Feast To Go
Thanksgiving is quickly approaching, and while the holiday may be a time to celebrate with friends and family, preparing the main course is often a laborious task that leaves you in the kitchen for most of the day, away from your guests.
Restaurant Hazel, Ravines, and Downtown Opens in Birmingham
Monday, Beth Hussey, former partner of Kramer Restaurant Group, and award-winning executive chef, Emmele Herrold, open their inventive casual fine dining eatery, Hazel, Ravines, and Downtown (HRD).
A Lesson in Authentic Indian Street Food at Neehee’s
Neehee’s offers more than just Indian vegetarian street food, but an interactive eating experience that you won’t find at most metro Detroit lunch spots, as well.
All-Day Breakfast at Troy’s First Watch
On a cloudy, unremarkable Tuesday, I arrange plans with my lunch-date, Olivia, to meet at First Watch’s Troy location at half past eleven. Personally, I think the timing is awkward.
A Lebanese Take on Classic American Favorites
With one of the nation’s largest populations of Muslims, Christian Lebanese, and Palestinian immigrants, dishes like beef shawarma, baba ghanouj, and falafel are as ubiquitous in Motown as Coney Dogs and Bumpy Cake.
Mission BBQ Opens in Troy
It’s hard to accept, but summer is coming to an end. That means we’ll soon be ditching shorts for pants, raking leaves rather than soaking up the sun, and switching out cold brews for pumpkin spice lattes. But with a recent restaurant opening, there’s one quintessential summer dish we won't have to give up: smoky, glazed barbecue.
Margaritas and Mole at Gran Castor in Troy
It’s hard to find a bad margarita in Michigan, especially if the ingredients call for a copious amount of tequila. If you come across the splendiferous concoction of Triple Sec liqueur, simple syrup, blueberries, and basel, chances are you’re at Gran Castor.
New Japanese-Inspired Restaurant Comes to Birmingham
A delicious new addition to Birmingham’s growing culinary scene — Adachi, a Japanese-inspired restaurant, opened on Wednesday in the restored Ford-Peabody mansion.
Food News: Openings, Closings, and Events in Metro Detroit
August has arrived! Here are the new restaurants, cafes, and festivals to try in the last month of summer.
7 Places to Get an Acai Bowl in Metro Detroit
The picture-perfect summer trend continues to make waves. Here are 7 metro Detroit juice bars and restaurants living up to the fad.
Fountain Detroit Opens a Summer Barbecue Hotspot
From barbecue ribs to foosball, The Fountain Detroit — a trendy shipping container restaurant and bar — is opening a seasonal barbeque spot this weekend.
A Local Shop Makes the Case for Rolled Ice Cream
I-CE-NY is the go-to spot for this new trend
June Food News: Openings, Closings, and Events
June has been another busy month for the area’s food scene. Get ready to indulge in happy hours, pop-up shops, classes, and new restaurants throughout the month and into July.
11 Metro Detroit Eateries to Visit on National Hamburger Day
When it comes to hamburgers, metro Detroit locals have plenty of options. The area has become a hub for a number of trendsetting, award-winning, and underrated hamburger restaurants.
May Food News: Openings, Closings, Events, and More in Metro Detroit
Michigan summers brings new restaurants, open patios, and wine festivals
The Dinner Series Addressing Privilege Through Food Comes to Detroit
Nigerian-born chef Tunde Wey is bringing social issues like racial wealth inequality to the dinner table. Wey made national headlines in March as the curator of Saartj, a month-long lunch counter in New Orleans which highlighted disparities in the city.
Food News: Menu Changes, Openings, and Events in Metro Detroit
Winter is finally over (we hope). Bring on the beer, the wine, and the food trucks!