Thrillist ranks Detroit as one of nation’s best food cities
When it comes to eats, Detroit is fat city (in the best way). Thrillist applauds metro Detroit's culinary diversity and quality, putting it no. 14 out of 40 of the nation's largest populations centers. We want seconds! Excerpt: "When Detroit became the magnet for American dream-seekers, it also became the Midwest’s most diverse and fascinating food scene. Southerners brought soul food andBBQ that often stand tall against the cuisine’s origins. Polish food? There’s a whole city within the city -- Hamtramck -- where you can get some of the country’s best, along with tons of Middle Eastern foods. Greek food and Mexican? Head to Greek Town or Mexico Town. You get the idea. This is a place where coney has nothing to do with New York, but rather hot dogs made exclusively (it’s a law) with real cuts of meat and topped with a meaty coney sauce that will basically ruin all other hot dogs to come. It’s a spot where pizzas are square and thick, with cheese caramelizing the edges. It’s a city where traditions are embraced, adopted, and adjusted to fit a certain Motown mentality. If Detroit was half its size, it would be the most dense and rich food scene in the world. But where it loses points (with the Lions, they’re used to it) in sprawl, it more than makes up for with destination foods scattered across the metro area waiting to be discovered." More here.
