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Danny Palumbo is a writer currently living in Detroit. A former line cook, he’s been covering restaurants, writing recipes, and publishing essays about food for the last eight years. His bylines include the Los Angeles Times, Bon Appétit, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Austin Chronicle, The Kitchn, Hour Magazine, Slate, and more.

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Delightful Metro Detroit Delis to Visit

From classic Italian sub shops to Jewish appetizing institutions serving hot pastrami on rye

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Where to Find Tender, Juicy Steaks in Detroit

Whether celebrating that big promotion, anniversary, or another big milestone, these spots are a cut above

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23 Absolutely Essential Burgers in Metro Detroit

Old-school slider counters, lacey-edged smash burgers, and seriously beefy pub patties to try around town

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Metro Detroit’s Best Chinese Restaurants

Where to find warm beef noodle soup, plump pork buns, and fried chicken-filled bao

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16 Essential Lebanese Restaurants Worth Visiting in Metro Detroit

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The Best Fish and Chips in Metro Detroit

Where to eat battered and fried filets with sides of classic, dill, or Old Bay tartar sauce

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Metro Detroit’s 11 Best Restaurants for Korean Food

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Where to Get a Great Italian Meal in Metro Detroit

A guide to the area’s top destinations for fresh pasta, fluffy foccacia, and seriously souped-up sub sandwiches

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Detroit’s Best Restaurants for Affordable Dining

Where to find affordable and filling meals around town

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The Best Dishes Eater Detroit Ate in October