Detroit Eater picks the region’s best dining options
Thirty-eight is the magic number. That's the tally on Eater's selection of restaurants that best represent what our region is about. It's not about the best food of thebuzziest scene, but rather the unique personality of our sprawling community. Excerpt: "The Winter chill is settling into Metro Detroit, which means it's time for a new edition of the Detroit Eater 38. This regular feature seeks to list the city's key dining establishments (with a few representatives from the suburbs), with special emphasis on the defining meals that make the city and region move." Read the rest here.
Thirty-eight is the magic number. That’s the tally on Eater’s selection of restaurants that best represent what our region is about. It’s not about the best food of thebuzziest scene, but rather the unique personality of our sprawling community.
Excerpt:
“The Winter chill is settling into Metro Detroit, which means it’s time for a new edition of the Detroit Eater 38. This regular feature seeks to list the city’s key dining establishments (with a few representatives from the suburbs), with special emphasis on the defining meals that make the city and region move.”
Read the rest here.
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