Established in 1936 on the corner of Conant and Six Mile Roads as a neighborhood tavern, it was not until 1946 that Buddy's first introduced their famous square pizza — the first of its kind — to Detroit. It was love at first bite. More than 61 years, and numerous awards later, Buddy's continues to serve Detroit's original square pizza, made from scratch soups, and our celebrated Antipasto salad. Over time they have added a variety items to ...

Angelina Italian Bistro is steeped in the traditions of Italy, yet with a refreshingly modern attitude. We feature house-made hand crafted pasta’s, choice beef, organic pork, free-ranged poultry and the freshest seafood. The dining room is enclosed in floor to ceiling windows that overlook Grand Circus Park, the Detroit Opera House and Comerica Park. It also features an antipasti bar with an open kitchen view. The full bar highlights ...

Near the heart of Greektown, this place is housed in an old victorian building, adding to it's vibe. The ribs, sandwhiches and ice cream are talked about city-wide, and there's much more. Other items to be tried include the wings and other bbq fare.   Pictures Via Yelp 

The Marazza family opened their doors in February of 1890 to the farmers as a boarding house with a warm meal included. Mrs. Marazza's reputation as a fine cook spread quickly throughout the Eastern Market area. At the urging of her fans, she expanded service and opened her restaurant, the Roma Cafe. In 1918, the business was sold to Mr. John Battaglia and Mr. Morris Sossi. As they began their partnership, an addition was put on the ...

Union Street’s building dates back to the early 1900’s when a hardware store/auto parts store were part of a thriving Woodward Avenue. Across the street is the Garden Bowl and the Majestic theatre built in 1918 and remains in operation. historic_001.jpg In the 30’s, the famous Italian restaurant Arturo's opened, thus the long running history of restaurants at 4145 Woodward Ave. Arturo’s was owned by relatives of other Detroit eateries, ...

This is the most proper deli experience you'll get in Detroit, and most of the city knows it. Just make sure you bring cash, cause they don't take credit!   Pictures Via Yelp

The interior of Slow's is a unique blend of bbq shack and sleek modernism - very cool vibe. The bar is U-shaped and very open, with all the taps in the middle. Good music playing overhead. Definitely good quality in the care and serving of the beers. Everything seemed close to the right temperature and tasted fresh. The service is excellent. The bartenders are helpful. They have a good number of taps (somewhere around 14+), and about half of ...

Roast surpasses the typical steakhouse. Wood-fired, dry-aged steaks, rotisserie meats, charcuterie, and more. American style restaurant but with a signature Mediterranean feel.   Pictures Via Urban Spoon