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61 Detroit restaurants you should have tried by now

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Photos from United We Brunch 2025

On Saturday, Metro Times held United We Brunch at the Norwood Theatre. The tasting event featured bites from Cornbread Restaurant and Bar,…

By Metro Times editorial staff

Image: Photos from United We Brunch 2025
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Metro Detroit celebrates Fat Tuesday 2025 [PHOTOS]

From lines that wrap around the block at New Palace Bakery in Hamtramck to paczki coneys at American Coney Island, metro Detroit…

By Joe Maroon

Image: Metro Detroit celebrates Fat Tuesday 2025 [PHOTOS]
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New Detroit-area restaurants for 2025

While the restaurant industry has been facing especially difficult headwinds lately, that hasn’t stopped a number of exciting new establishments from opening…

By Lee DeVito

Dime Store Rochester Hills 6920 N. Rochester Rd., Rochester Hills; eatdimestore.com This Detroit brunch favorite celebrated a decade operating out of downtown’s Chrysler House Building with exciting news — an expansion to the ’burbs. Attached to a Papa Joe’s Gourmet Market, the new location is more than double the size of the original Detroit spot, allowing for an expanded menu including pancakes and former limited-time specials like the General Tso’s Benny. The extra space also means it can accommodate reservations for parties of up to 12, private events, and catering orders.
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Ranking the best Detroit-style pizzas

Thick, crispy, cheesy, and unmistakably Detroit. The city’s signature square pizza is a true local classic that has earned its place alongside…

By Steve Neavling

Loui’s Pizza in Hazel Park is one of the best purveyors of Detroit-style pizza.
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Detroit’s upcoming Little Liberia restaurant plans preview pop-ups at Brewery Faisan

By Lee DeVito

Little Liberia says it will be Michigan’s first Liberian restaurant.

Detroit’s Sister Pie to temporarily close for ‘radical reconfiguration’ amid financial crisis

By Steve Neavling

Detroit’s Sister Pie will close temporarily while the popular business reconsiders its business model.

Toastique to open new café in downtown Detroit this fall

By Steve Neavling

Toastique is coming to 89 Monroe St. in downtown Detroit.
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