Detroit’s culinary landscape is continuously evolving, with new establishments bringing global flavors to the city’s vibrant dining scene. Downtown Detroit welcomed Soraya, a modern Japanese American restaurant located in the historic Federal Reserve Building this November, promising to add a sophisticated twist to Japanese cuisine with flavors inspired by both East and West. Created by restaurateur Harold Kim, known for his recent venture Black Ginger, Soraya is set to redefine Japanese dining with a creative, modern edge in the heart of Detroit.

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Breathing New Life into a Landmark Space

Soraya opened its doors on November 15, transforming the space once occupied by Maru Sushi for over seven years. Located on the ground floor of…

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The popular Texas-based chain, Houston TX Hot Chicken, has expanded its footprint in metro Detroit with a second Michigan location now open in Novi’s vibrant Town Center at 43339 Crescent Blvd. Positioned just across from Hobby Lobby and the Walmart Supercenter, the Novi location brings a distinct blend of Southern heat and premium ingredients to Michigan's hot chicken scene, captivating local palates with its Nashville-style spice. For those living in Novi, the restaurant offers a convenient destination for flavorful dining that prioritizes quality. Known for its strict quality standards—serving only halal, organic, hormone-free, antibiotic-free, and never-frozen chicken—Houston TX Hot Chicken (HHC) is setting new benchmarks in the fast-casual dining…

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The holiday season is a magical time filled with dazzling lights, festive music, and cherished traditions, and there's no better way to celebrate than by attending some of the top holiday parades in the area. Whether you’ve been living in Metro Detroit for years or are new to the area and moving to Metro Detroit, the region offers an array of spectacular parades that capture the spirit of the season. From the timeless charm of the Holly Dickens Festival to the sparkling grandeur of America’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in downtown Detroit, these events bring communities together in a joyful celebration of holiday cheer. Get ready to experience everything from classic Christmas themes to vibrant lighted processions that will leave you brimming with seasonal…

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Detroit has officially joined the Monopoly family with the launch of its own edition of the iconic board game. Monopoly: Detroit Edition captures the heart of the Motor City, featuring its landmarks, local businesses, and cultural gems. Released on November 8, 2024, the game celebrates Detroit’s rich history and dynamic spirit, offering fans an engaging and immersive way to connect with the city.

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A Long-Awaited Release

The unveiling of Monopoly: Detroit Edition at the Detroit Historical Museum marked a significant moment for the city. The game, developed by Top Trumps USA in collaboration with Hasbro, has been years in the making. Tim Barney, a sales executive at Top Trumps who oversees the Midwest region,…

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As the culinary scene in Detroit continues to flourish, a fresh wave of restaurants is heating up the city’s dining landscape this November 2024. For those living in Detroit or even moving to Detroit, this latest lineup of eateries showcases everything from elevated soul food and modern Mexican cuisine to Japanese-inspired fare and neighborhood diners reinventing comfort classics. Whether it’s the plush ambiance at SAVOY Restaurant, the inventive plates at Norm’s Diner, or the soulful offerings at Fixins Soul Kitchen, Detroit’s hottest new spots cater to every palate and preference. Dive into this curated guide for an unforgettable taste of the city's most buzzworthy dining destinations, and explore the unique flavors and vibrant atmospheres that make…

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November in Metro Detroit is packed with exciting activities and events for everyone, making it an ideal time to explore the area. Whether you're already living in Metro Detroit or considering moving to Metro Detroit, this month offers a rich array of entertainment options, from electrifying concerts and comedy shows to holiday markets and family-friendly festivities. With venues like Little Caesars Arena and the Royal Oak Music Theatre hosting top artists, along with festive events like the Detroit Zoo Wild Lights, the region promises something special for every interest. Keep reading to discover the top things to do in Metro Detroit this November!

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Corktown, Detroit’s oldest neighborhood, has blossomed into a vibrant dining scene that caters to every taste, whether you're just visiting, living in Corktown, or even considering moving to Corktown. From classic Detroit-style pizza spots and innovative döner kebab joints to bold, Northern Thai-inspired kitchens, this neighborhood boasts an impressive variety of cuisines. With cozy cafés serving craft coffee and decadent bites, iconic barbecue havens, and unique fusion eateries offering Italian, Irish, and German comfort food, Corktown’s culinary landscape is both diverse and full of character. Each establishment adds its own flavor to Corktown’s rich cultural tapestry, making it a must-explore destination for both long-time locals and newcomers.

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In Ferndale’s food scene, a new name is emerging, promising more than just great sandwiches; it’s a name steeped in Detroit’s rich culinary tradition. Mike Finsilver, a veteran of Detroit’s food and beverage industry, is the mind behind Tall Trees Cafe, a soon-to-be landmark for local food enthusiasts. After years working in some of Detroit’s iconic spots, from Mudgie’s Deli to PJ’s Lager House, and gaining a reputation for quality and innovation, Finsilver is finally opening a place to call his own. His culinary journey has been marked by an unending dedication to the art of sandwich making, where each creation is a testament to his attention to detail and quality.

Before Tall Trees Cafe, Finsilver was known for his inventive pop-up food ventures…

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In a vibrant revival of classic diner culture, Detroit’s West Village neighborhood welcomes Norm’s Diner, an all-day breakfast and lunch spot with a modern twist. Slated to open its doors on October 24 at 8029 Agnes Street, Norm’s Diner takes up residence in a historic space once home to local favorites Detroit Vegan Soul and Yum Village. With founders Elise Gallant and Danielle Norman at the helm, this new establishment promises more than just comfort food—it offers a blend of culinary nostalgia and progressive sustainability practices, making it an anticipated cornerstone of Detroit’s evolving dining scene.

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Resurrecting History: A New Chapter at 8029 Agnes Street

The building at 8029 Agnes Street holds a storied…

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The Detroit Lions entered their Week 8 matchup against the Tennessee Titans on a high, boasting a 5-game winning streak and positioning themselves as frontrunners in the NFC North. With a commanding 6-1 record, the Lions were proving that their recent momentum was no fluke. Under head coach Dan Campbell's leadership, they had elevated every aspect of their game, from the quarterback's confidence to special teams' efficiency, creating one of the most balanced teams in the NFL this season.

This Lions squad is a stark departure from the team of recent years, showing resilience and the ability to capitalize on opportunities quickly. Their red-zone conversion rate, defense against turnovers, and a special teams unit that constantly provides strategic…

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