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How to Eat and Drink Your Way Through Eastern Market

Lions tailgating, a fall beer festival, a district filled with optimal food and drink options

by Serena Maria Daniels Updated
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by Serena Maria Daniels Updated
Rosa Maria Zamarrón

Eastern Market is Detroit’s quintessential food hub, where each weekend, tens of thousands of metro Detroiters make their way to its iconic sheds for all manner of produce, prepared foods, meat processors, garden starters. During the fall season, the district is home to Lions tailgating, a plethora of seasonal, Michigan-grown fruits and vegetables, and special programming and events, including the Michigan Brewers Guild’s Detroit Fall Beer Festival. Visitors of the ticketed event can purchase food from the locally-based eateries that will be set up to sell their cuisine and try sips from the more than 100 breweries on hand that will present more than 530 beers in 87 different styles.

In recent months, the area has welcomed a number of newer establishments, including the casual walk-up diner and cafe Mitsos Greek Food & Coffee, while market stalwart Supino Pizzeria has reemerged from a fire and is again slinging takeout slices and pies to hungry shoppers. Meanwhile, keep your eyes peeled for Baobab Fare’s bright yellow food truck business, Waka, which in the coming months, will have a physical space within the property formerly occupied by the stalwart Russell Street Deli. With the chill of winter on the horizon, now’s the time to revisit the food and drink spots that define Eastern Market.

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Louisiana Creole Gumbo

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Gumbo is the main event at this Eastern Market adjacent restaurant served with lots of shrimp, sausage, and vegetables. The eponymous dish is offered alongside items like red beans and rice, macaroni and cheese, and shrimp po’boys. The tiny shop relocated up the street from its original flagship spot into a 100-year-old building that has been renovated so that customers can have more of a sit-down dining experience.

2830 Gratiot Avenue, Detroit, Michigan 48207
(313) 446-9639
(313) 446-9639

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Louie's Ham & Corned Beef

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A classic American diner, Louie's Ham & Corned Beef opens bright and early and is a favorite for early-morning shoppers looking for a hefty serving of hash browns and eggs. The large corned beef sandwiches and split pea soup are also staples.

3570 Riopelle St, Detroit, MI
(313) 831-1800
(313) 831-1800

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Boulder's Bistro & Brew

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This self-pour taproom and bistro is situated next to Dyno Detroit Climbing and features 21 drafts on on tap that are prominently displayed on a wall. Visitors can create their own beer flights to get a sampling of the spot’s brews. Nosh on Roman-style pizza, sandwiches, and shareable appetizers, or stop by after the gym and grab a smoothie.

3500 Orleans St, Detroit, MI 48207
(313) 221-8100
(313) 221-8100

MaryBelle’s Caché

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The menu at this walk-ins only Southern-style brunch spot was inspired by recipes made by the great-grandmother of the ownership who, according to the business’s website, was named Marybelle. Start off the meal with a bougie frosé mimosa, then share a couple of appetizer-sized entrees such as the peach cobbler or go with a full-sized portion for specialties like chicken and waffles. Other entrees include catfish and grits, a variety of skillets, or decadent sides like sweet potato pancakes. Reservations are not accepted here, nor are parties of more than six people.

3400 Russell Street, Detroit, Michigan 48207
(313) 974-7422
(313) 974-7422

Frank's Deli & Grill

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With its distinctive red-and-white striped awnings, this deli staple on the north end of Eastern Market is hard to miss. Customers seek this spot out for Wigley’s corned beef, which Frank’s uses in triple-decker sandwiches, breakfast hash, and burgers. There’s even corned beef egg rolls. If busy, wait with the crowd outside.

3401-3445 Russell St, Detroit, MI 48207
(313) 285-9551
(313) 285-9551

Anthology Coffee

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This minimalist cafe and roaster Anthology Coffee is near the Dequindre Cut on Division. Stop by the bright, expansive shop and order a pour-over with a pastry or try a specialty beverage, which has included a citrusy iced coffee tonic.

1948 Division St, Detroit, MI 48207
(313) 355-4040
(313) 355-4040
open, empty airy space with wood floors and a few tables
Anthology has creative coffee offerings for market shoppers.
Chris Gerard

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Cutter's Bar & Grill Eastern Market

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This no-frills bar and grill is famous for its offerings of old-school burgers, available in four sizes, including a towering 32-ounce patty that can be easily split between three or four hungry friends. Other Cutter’s favorites, the steak bites served with fries and thick slices of Texas toast.

2638 Orleans St, Detroit, MI
(313) 393-0960
(313) 393-0960
A massive towering burger held together precariously by a steak knife and surrounded by onion rings and fries on a bar as a woman takes a photo on her cellphone.
Cutter’s serves massive burgers. This one is held together by a steak knife.
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Bert's Market Place

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Known for its weekend barbecue cookouts, Bert's Market Place beckons, be it from the wafting aroma of meat and barbecue or the sounds of musicians crooning from the sidewalk. The fried chicken is as tasty as the ribs.

2727 Russell St, Detroit, MI
(313) 567-2030
(313) 567-2030
blue pepsi umbrellas and yellow flags surround people seated on a patio in front of Bert’s Marketplace.
Bert’s serves live music, chicken and barbecue on the sidewalk.
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Lagerhaus No. 5

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This beer hall and bottle shop offers an airy, open 80-seat space with old-school industrial vibes, where customers can sprawl out a bit and enjoy a variety of some 100 locally-made and European beers.

1529 Adelaide St, Detroit, MI 48207
(313) 285-9350
(313) 285-9350

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Mitsos Greek Food & Coffee

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This all-day Greek diner and cafe features six types of gyros, and includes a vegetarian option, as well as a full espresso bar. The 1,100-square-foot space is set up with a lunch counter and limited seating for six. Grab a gyro or a latte and baklava to go, or settle in for a hearty Greek-inspired served with pita, tomatoes, onions and house-made tzatziki sauce.

2614 Riopelle Street, Detroit, Michigan 48207
(313) 338-3981
(313) 338-3981

Farmer Frank's

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This all-day brunch spot has an incredibly expansive menu, including 10 styles of omelets, a variety of eggs Benedict entrees, birthday cake french toast, griddled pancakes and crepes, more than a dozen sandwiches, pitas, salads, quesadillas, tacos, stir-fries, and much more. The spot does get crowded but the unfazed staff does a decent job at handling the high foot traffic.

2542 Market St, Detroit, MI 48207
(313) 474-3600
(313) 474-3600

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Eastern Market Brewing Co

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This lively beer hall helped revive Eastern Market’s historic brewing tradition. EMBC keeps a rotating selection of brews on tap. Place an order and then find a place to sip in the outdoor lounge on Riopelle Street. Now available, pizza, which can be enjoyed on-site or to-go.

2515 Riopelle St, Detroit, MI 48207
(313) 502-5165
(313) 502-5165

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Detroit City Distillery

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Find Detroit-made vodka, gin, and whiskey at this Riopelle Street distillery that’s tucked in a dead-end street. Detroit City Distillery is continuing its outdoor bar offerings of cocktails and boozy popsicles, and with plenty of seating for friends. The indoor tasting room features more than a dozen original cocktails, as well as old standbys — all made with house spirits.

2462 Riopelle St, Detroit, MI 48207
313-338-3760
313-338-3760
A cocktail on the bar served in a glass with a garnish
Detroit City Distillery serves up cocktails but inside and outside this season.
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Midnight Temple

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Midnight Temple offers market-goers an inviting environment in an intimate, moody setting to enjoy its array of Indian mainstays like hakka noodles, dosas, samosas, and chicken tikka masala sweet potato waffle fries with cilantro chutney. Diners can take in the club-like vibes in the bar area inside or can hang al fresco , while sipping on a cocktail from Midnight Temple’s next door neighbor, Detroit City Distillery, which features an outdoor bar area.

2466 Riopelle St, Detroit, MI 48207
(734) 558-5649
(734) 558-5649

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Vivio's Food & Spirits

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The famous bloody marys Vivio’s are worth braving the Saturday market crowds for. The spicy tomato-based cocktails come with a variety of garnishes such as the spicy Insanity Habañero, featuring habañero-infused vodka, pickle spear, lime, and a beer chaser. To eat, diners can’t go wrong with the spot’s mouth-watering mussels, which include a buttery portion of garlic bread for dipping. Specialty offerings include the spicy and sweet Jamaican Jerk Mussels with coconut rum, butter, pineapple juice, celery, and jerk spice.

2460 Market St, Detroit, MI
(313) 393-1711
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Zeff's Coney Island

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For a quick, unpretentious diner-style breakfast or a dog, Zeff's does the trick. The restaurant offers the expected Coney Island fare with a mixture of sauce-slathered hot dogs, sandwiches, gyros, and omelets.

2469 Russell St, Detroit, MI
(313) 259-4705
(313) 259-4705
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Pedestrians pass the yellow awning and sandwich board sign at Zeff’s on a sunny day in Eastern Market.
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Thomas Magee's Sporting House

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Long a favorite among sports fans (especially soccer), the casual neighborhood bar Thomas Magee’s has plenty of space out front for enjoying the weather, a brew, and all of the sports.

1408 E Fisher Fwy, Detroit, MI
(313) 263-4342
(313) 263-4342
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Tocororo

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Billing itself as “Eastern Market’s living room,” Tocororo Detroit is situated in the former Stache International. The ownership has maintained both the carousel horses and unfussy approach to service. Coral pinks and tropical turquoise are accented by greenery and neon. Fanciful boat drinks, blended margaritas and painkillers head up Connor Payne’s bar menu, while food like Buffalo curry fries, burgers, and monstrous smoked chicken legs are all on deck.

1416 East Fisher Service Drive, MI 48207

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Pietrzyk Pierogi

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Pietrzyk Pierogi serves both traditional and creative Polish dumplings, snacks, and other food inside Gratiot Central Market. Visit the shop during lunch hours for carryout boats of classic pierogi and more unique pierogi with fillings such as cheeseburger or jalapeño cheese. Pietrzyk Pierogi also has a packaged retail section for customers who want to take some dumplings home.

1429 Gratiot Ave Suite 109, Detroit, MI 48207
(313) 614-9393
(313) 614-9393
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La Ventana Cafe

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La Ventana Cafe features a minimalist, airy interior, coffee sourced by iconic Midwest brand Intelligentsia, a charming outdoor patio, and an elevated bleacher-style seating area and U-shaped bar that encourages folks to return to the pursuit of leisurely meet ups with friends and family in real life.

1492 Gratiot Ave, Detroit, MI 48207
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Trinosophes

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This longtime cafe, gallery, and event space gives guests plenty of room to gather with friends or to find a nook to curl up with a book. Order from a variety of espresso beverages, specialty drinks, and teas, plus food made with care. Vegetarian-friendly items include an avocado toast with house-made nut seed bread, breakfast tacos with mushroom-based meat alternative, and a gallette made with asparagus and potato.

1464 Gratiot Ave, Detroit, MI 48207
(313) 778-9258
(313) 778-9258

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Detroit Vineyards

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Detroit Vineyards is set inside the former Stroh’s Ice Cream Factory, making it the only winery in the city after a six-decade hiatus. The massive venue preserves much of the industrial aesthetic of its previous occupant and features views of the barrel and production rooms. There are several styles of wines, including cabernet sauvignon and rieslings.

1000 Gratiot Ave, Detroit, MI 48207
(313) 265-3938
(313) 265-3938
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Louisiana Creole Gumbo

2830 Gratiot Avenue, Detroit, Michigan 48207

Gumbo is the main event at this Eastern Market adjacent restaurant served with lots of shrimp, sausage, and vegetables. The eponymous dish is offered alongside items like red beans and rice, macaroni and cheese, and shrimp po’boys. The tiny shop relocated up the street from its original flagship spot into a 100-year-old building that has been renovated so that customers can have more of a sit-down dining experience.

2830 Gratiot Avenue, Detroit, Michigan 48207
(313) 446-9639
(313) 446-9639

Louie's Ham & Corned Beef

3570 Riopelle St, Detroit, MI

A classic American diner, Louie's Ham & Corned Beef opens bright and early and is a favorite for early-morning shoppers looking for a hefty serving of hash browns and eggs. The large corned beef sandwiches and split pea soup are also staples.

3570 Riopelle St, Detroit, MI
(313) 831-1800
(313) 831-1800

Boulder's Bistro & Brew

3500 Orleans St, Detroit, MI 48207

This self-pour taproom and bistro is situated next to Dyno Detroit Climbing and features 21 drafts on on tap that are prominently displayed on a wall. Visitors can create their own beer flights to get a sampling of the spot’s brews. Nosh on Roman-style pizza, sandwiches, and shareable appetizers, or stop by after the gym and grab a smoothie.

3500 Orleans St, Detroit, MI 48207
(313) 221-8100
(313) 221-8100

MaryBelle’s Caché

3400 Russell Street, Detroit, Michigan 48207

The menu at this walk-ins only Southern-style brunch spot was inspired by recipes made by the great-grandmother of the ownership who, according to the business’s website, was named Marybelle. Start off the meal with a bougie frosé mimosa, then share a couple of appetizer-sized entrees such as the peach cobbler or go with a full-sized portion for specialties like chicken and waffles. Other entrees include catfish and grits, a variety of skillets, or decadent sides like sweet potato pancakes. Reservations are not accepted here, nor are parties of more than six people.

3400 Russell Street, Detroit, Michigan 48207
(313) 974-7422
(313) 974-7422

Frank's Deli & Grill

3401-3445 Russell St, Detroit, MI 48207

With its distinctive red-and-white striped awnings, this deli staple on the north end of Eastern Market is hard to miss. Customers seek this spot out for Wigley’s corned beef, which Frank’s uses in triple-decker sandwiches, breakfast hash, and burgers. There’s even corned beef egg rolls. If busy, wait with the crowd outside.

3401-3445 Russell St, Detroit, MI 48207
(313) 285-9551
(313) 285-9551

Anthology Coffee

1948 Division St, Detroit, MI 48207

This minimalist cafe and roaster Anthology Coffee is near the Dequindre Cut on Division. Stop by the bright, expansive shop and order a pour-over with a pastry or try a specialty beverage, which has included a citrusy iced coffee tonic.

1948 Division St, Detroit, MI 48207
(313) 355-4040
(313) 355-4040
open, empty airy space with wood floors and a few tables
Anthology has creative coffee offerings for market shoppers.
Chris Gerard

Cutter's Bar & Grill Eastern Market

2638 Orleans St, Detroit, MI

This no-frills bar and grill is famous for its offerings of old-school burgers, available in four sizes, including a towering 32-ounce patty that can be easily split between three or four hungry friends. Other Cutter’s favorites, the steak bites served with fries and thick slices of Texas toast.

2638 Orleans St, Detroit, MI
(313) 393-0960
(313) 393-0960
A massive towering burger held together precariously by a steak knife and surrounded by onion rings and fries on a bar as a woman takes a photo on her cellphone.
Cutter’s serves massive burgers. This one is held together by a steak knife.
Michelle and Chris Gerard

Bert's Market Place

2727 Russell St, Detroit, MI

Known for its weekend barbecue cookouts, Bert's Market Place beckons, be it from the wafting aroma of meat and barbecue or the sounds of musicians crooning from the sidewalk. The fried chicken is as tasty as the ribs.

2727 Russell St, Detroit, MI
(313) 567-2030
(313) 567-2030
blue pepsi umbrellas and yellow flags surround people seated on a patio in front of Bert’s Marketplace.
Bert’s serves live music, chicken and barbecue on the sidewalk.
Michelle and Chris Gerard

Lagerhaus No. 5

1529 Adelaide St, Detroit, MI 48207

This beer hall and bottle shop offers an airy, open 80-seat space with old-school industrial vibes, where customers can sprawl out a bit and enjoy a variety of some 100 locally-made and European beers.

1529 Adelaide St, Detroit, MI 48207
(313) 285-9350
(313) 285-9350

Mitsos Greek Food & Coffee

2614 Riopelle Street, Detroit, Michigan 48207

This all-day Greek diner and cafe features six types of gyros, and includes a vegetarian option, as well as a full espresso bar. The 1,100-square-foot space is set up with a lunch counter and limited seating for six. Grab a gyro or a latte and baklava to go, or settle in for a hearty Greek-inspired served with pita, tomatoes, onions and house-made tzatziki sauce.

2614 Riopelle Street, Detroit, Michigan 48207
(313) 338-3981
(313) 338-3981

Farmer Frank's

2542 Market St, Detroit, MI 48207

This all-day brunch spot has an incredibly expansive menu, including 10 styles of omelets, a variety of eggs Benedict entrees, birthday cake french toast, griddled pancakes and crepes, more than a dozen sandwiches, pitas, salads, quesadillas, tacos, stir-fries, and much more. The spot does get crowded but the unfazed staff does a decent job at handling the high foot traffic.

2542 Market St, Detroit, MI 48207
(313) 474-3600
(313) 474-3600

Eastern Market Brewing Co

2515 Riopelle St, Detroit, MI 48207

This lively beer hall helped revive Eastern Market’s historic brewing tradition. EMBC keeps a rotating selection of brews on tap. Place an order and then find a place to sip in the outdoor lounge on Riopelle Street. Now available, pizza, which can be enjoyed on-site or to-go.

2515 Riopelle St, Detroit, MI 48207
(313) 502-5165
(313) 502-5165

Detroit City Distillery

2462 Riopelle St, Detroit, MI 48207

Find Detroit-made vodka, gin, and whiskey at this Riopelle Street distillery that’s tucked in a dead-end street. Detroit City Distillery is continuing its outdoor bar offerings of cocktails and boozy popsicles, and with plenty of seating for friends. The indoor tasting room features more than a dozen original cocktails, as well as old standbys — all made with house spirits.

2462 Riopelle St, Detroit, MI 48207
313-338-3760
313-338-3760
A cocktail on the bar served in a glass with a garnish
Detroit City Distillery serves up cocktails but inside and outside this season.
Michelle Gerard

Midnight Temple

2466 Riopelle St, Detroit, MI 48207

Midnight Temple offers market-goers an inviting environment in an intimate, moody setting to enjoy its array of Indian mainstays like hakka noodles, dosas, samosas, and chicken tikka masala sweet potato waffle fries with cilantro chutney. Diners can take in the club-like vibes in the bar area inside or can hang al fresco , while sipping on a cocktail from Midnight Temple’s next door neighbor, Detroit City Distillery, which features an outdoor bar area.

2466 Riopelle St, Detroit, MI 48207
(734) 558-5649
(734) 558-5649

Vivio's Food & Spirits

2460 Market St, Detroit, MI

The famous bloody marys Vivio’s are worth braving the Saturday market crowds for. The spicy tomato-based cocktails come with a variety of garnishes such as the spicy Insanity Habañero, featuring habañero-infused vodka, pickle spear, lime, and a beer chaser. To eat, diners can’t go wrong with the spot’s mouth-watering mussels, which include a buttery portion of garlic bread for dipping. Specialty offerings include the spicy and sweet Jamaican Jerk Mussels with coconut rum, butter, pineapple juice, celery, and jerk spice.

2460 Market St, Detroit, MI
(313) 393-1711
(313) 393-1711

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Zeff's Coney Island

2469 Russell St, Detroit, MI

For a quick, unpretentious diner-style breakfast or a dog, Zeff's does the trick. The restaurant offers the expected Coney Island fare with a mixture of sauce-slathered hot dogs, sandwiches, gyros, and omelets.

2469 Russell St, Detroit, MI
(313) 259-4705
(313) 259-4705
People walk past the yellow awning and sandwich board sign for Zeff’s on a sunny day in Eastern Market.
Pedestrians pass the yellow awning and sandwich board sign at Zeff’s on a sunny day in Eastern Market.
Michelle and Chris Gerard

Thomas Magee's Sporting House

1408 E Fisher Fwy, Detroit, MI

Long a favorite among sports fans (especially soccer), the casual neighborhood bar Thomas Magee’s has plenty of space out front for enjoying the weather, a brew, and all of the sports.

1408 E Fisher Fwy, Detroit, MI
(313) 263-4342
(313) 263-4342
A sign outside a dark, closed building reads Thomas Magee’s Sporting House Stock Detroit

Tocororo

1416 East Fisher Service Drive, MI 48207

Billing itself as “Eastern Market’s living room,” Tocororo Detroit is situated in the former Stache International. The ownership has maintained both the carousel horses and unfussy approach to service. Coral pinks and tropical turquoise are accented by greenery and neon. Fanciful boat drinks, blended margaritas and painkillers head up Connor Payne’s bar menu, while food like Buffalo curry fries, burgers, and monstrous smoked chicken legs are all on deck.

1416 East Fisher Service Drive, MI 48207

Pietrzyk Pierogi

1429 Gratiot Ave Suite 109, Detroit, MI 48207

Pietrzyk Pierogi serves both traditional and creative Polish dumplings, snacks, and other food inside Gratiot Central Market. Visit the shop during lunch hours for carryout boats of classic pierogi and more unique pierogi with fillings such as cheeseburger or jalapeño cheese. Pietrzyk Pierogi also has a packaged retail section for customers who want to take some dumplings home.

1429 Gratiot Ave Suite 109, Detroit, MI 48207
(313) 614-9393
(313) 614-9393
Two whole pierogis on bed of sauerkraut with what looks like rings of green leeks. Everything is on a blue and yellow decorative plate. Mar Manzanares-Bobadilla Brock

La Ventana Cafe

1492 Gratiot Ave, Detroit, MI 48207

La Ventana Cafe features a minimalist, airy interior, coffee sourced by iconic Midwest brand Intelligentsia, a charming outdoor patio, and an elevated bleacher-style seating area and U-shaped bar that encourages folks to return to the pursuit of leisurely meet ups with friends and family in real life.

1492 Gratiot Ave, Detroit, MI 48207
A building with brick and multi-colored tiles, and a sign that says La Ventana Cafe in Detroit, Michigan. Serena Maria Daniels

Trinosophes

1464 Gratiot Ave, Detroit, MI 48207

This longtime cafe, gallery, and event space gives guests plenty of room to gather with friends or to find a nook to curl up with a book. Order from a variety of espresso beverages, specialty drinks, and teas, plus food made with care. Vegetarian-friendly items include an avocado toast with house-made nut seed bread, breakfast tacos with mushroom-based meat alternative, and a gallette made with asparagus and potato.

1464 Gratiot Ave, Detroit, MI 48207
(313) 778-9258
(313) 778-9258

Detroit Vineyards

1000 Gratiot Ave, Detroit, MI 48207

Detroit Vineyards is set inside the former Stroh’s Ice Cream Factory, making it the only winery in the city after a six-decade hiatus. The massive venue preserves much of the industrial aesthetic of its previous occupant and features views of the barrel and production rooms. There are several styles of wines, including cabernet sauvignon and rieslings.

1000 Gratiot Ave, Detroit, MI 48207
(313) 265-3938
(313) 265-3938
A dark empty room with booths and chairs Michelle Gerard

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