Hot new restaurants to check out in the Detroit area

Metro Detroit’s dining scene was blessed with tons of new spots in 2023, plus a number of new restaurants and cafes set to open in the new year. There’s a lot to chew on — here are some to know about.
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The Eagle Food and Beer Hall 3461 Woodward Ave., Detroit; 331-334-4530; eaglerestaurant.com Opening on Sept. 8, this new fried chicken spot focuses on Southern comfort food and craft beer. Read more here.
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The Eagle Food and Beer Hall
3461 Woodward Ave., Detroit; 331-334-4530; eaglerestaurant.com

Opening on Sept. 8, this new fried chicken spot focuses on Southern comfort food and craft beer.

Read more here.
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Kimchi Box Plus 18875 Traditions Dr., Northville; 248-773-7048; kimchiboxusa.com This local fast-casual Korean fried chicken chain opened its latest location in February, adding Korean barbecue to its menu. Other items include Korean-fusion tacos, bibimbap, dumplings, and more.
@kimchi.box, Instagram

Kimchi Box Plus
18875 Traditions Dr., Northville; 248-773-7048; kimchiboxusa.com

This local fast-casual Korean fried chicken chain opened its latest location in February, adding Korean barbecue to its menu. Other items include Korean-fusion tacos, bibimbap, dumplings, and more.
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California Burgerz 28508 Dequindre Rd., Warren; 586-345-6000; californiaburgerz.com California Burgerz opened its first location in 2017 in Hamtramck, inspired by California’s famous In-N-Out Burgers. It expanded to Warren on New Year’s Day, with a menu including burgers, chicken sandwiches, and fries.
California Burgerz, Facebook

California Burgerz
28508 Dequindre Rd., Warren; 586-345-6000; californiaburgerz.com

California Burgerz opened its first location in 2017 in Hamtramck, inspired by California’s famous In-N-Out Burgers. It expanded to Warren on New Year’s Day, with a menu including burgers, chicken sandwiches, and fries.
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