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The small white Hunter House diner has been a Birmingham icon since 1952. Generations of Metro Detroiters have enjoyed its classic slider burgers from this tiny building, which remains virtually unchanged since the Eisenhower era. Even as it prepares to relocate, the owners promise the new spot will preserve that beloved retro charm.

For over 73 years, Hunter House Hamburgers has churned out its famous onion-laden slider burgers from a little white diner on Woodward Avenue and Maple Road in downtown Birmingham. It’s a place steeped in nostalgia, the kind of old-school burger joint where your grandparents might have grabbed a sack of sliders back in the day, and where you’ve maybe taken your own kids for a taste of “the best burger in Michigan.” Now,…

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Detroit’s Midtown neighborhood is a hub of creativity, culture, and culinary innovation. Located just over a mile from downtown, it’s home to beloved institutions like Wayne State University, the Detroit Institute of Arts, and Little Caesars Arena — but for locals and visitors alike, the true magic lies in Midtown’s walkable streets lined with world-class restaurants, cozy cafés, and buzzy bars. Whether you're chasing bold global flavors, enjoying a casual patio hangout, or hunting down the best late-night eats, Midtown has something to offer every palate.

This updated, family- and foodie-friendly guide includes the best restaurants, cafés, and bars in Midtown Detroit — alphabetized for easy browsing and organized with locals in mind.

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Michigan’s vibrant culinary scene continues to shine on the national stage, with several local chefs and establishments earning prestigious recognition as 2025 James Beard Award semifinalists. From exceptional hospitality and innovative live-fire cooking to sustainable, locally sourced cuisine, these honorees highlight the diverse and creative flavors that make Michigan a dining destination worth exploring. Whether you’re living in Michigan or considering moving to Michigan, the culinary talent in the region showcases the passion and artistry driving its growing reputation as a food lover’s paradise.

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Selden Standard, Detroit

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Selden Standard, located in Detroit’s vibrant Cass Corridor, is…

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Michigan is a state rich in culinary heritage, home to a variety of iconic food and beverage brands that have not only shaped local traditions but also made significant contributions to American culture. From the beloved Better Made Potato Chips to the world-renowned Kellogg's Cereal, each of these Michigan-made products tells a unique story of innovation, resilience, and community pride. This article explores the origins, fun facts, and lasting legacies of these famous Michigan brands, offering a deeper understanding of why they have become so ingrained in the state's identity and beyond.

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Better Made Potato Chips

Better Made Potato Chips were introduced in 1930 in Detroit by Cross Moceri and Peter Cipriano. The duo…

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