12 metro Detroit restaurants and bars that have opened this fall

POP + Offworld
128 Cadillac Square, Detroit; 313-961-9249
For three years, the nomadic arcade Offworld was just a couple pop-ups around downtown Detroit until last month. The wonderful POP space above the Checker Bar sat slightly underutilized before POP+ Offworld, featuring an arcade, full bar, and pizzeria.
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Must try: The Pig Destroyer with red sauce, cheese, pepperoni, bacon, sausage, bacon aioli, and crunchy pork rinds with a cocktail.
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Ready Player One
407 E Fort St., Detroit; 313-395-3300
Ready Player One features the best arcade games from the 1980s and 1990s. This is a spot where you can remember the good times.
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Must try: Classic tomato soup and grilled cheese to take you back to simpler times.

Gather Detroit
1454 Gratiot Ave., Detroit; 586-850-0205
Gather – an Eastern Market restaurant specializing in local foods that are cooked above a wood-burning grill reopened this month. This time, you can expect more of a focus on seasonality, local sourcing, and veggies, as Gather brings strong relationships with local farmers. Among those partnerships are Keep Growing Detroit, Grow Eastern Market, Farm Field Table, Coriander, Fairway Packing, Avalon, Calder Dairy, Cherry Capital, Fortune Fish, R Hirt, Werp Farms, and Fluffy Bottom Farms.
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Must try: Corn bread with first frost braised greens, sweet corn, and confit tomato butter.

Eastern Market Brewing Co's
2515 Riopelle St., Detroit; 313-502-5165
The space including garage doors that swing up to provide an open air feel faces the street. Expect a traditional beer tap and utilized market ingredients.
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Must try:One of their 15 beers on tap.
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Shake Shack (troy)
850 W Big Beaver Rd., Troy; 248-817-1529
The burger joints keep coming! This is the second New York-based location to come to metro Detroit. The classic burgers, hot dogs, and crinkle cut fries never get old.
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Must try:The signature ShackBurger served on a toasted bun with American cheese, lettuce, thinly sliced tomatoes and Shake Shack sauce.
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Eatòri Market
1215 Griswold St., Detroit; 313-395-3030
The 2,500-square-foot space functions as a bar/restaurant with seating for 25 up front, and a specialty market offering grab-and-go items; dry goods; fresh produce; prepared foods; a soup and salad bar; and beer and wine. The layout and materials of the market is fresh and modern provided by Kyle Evans Design.
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