Restaurant

Imagine dining inside a repurposed bank vault—The Fed in Clarkston offers more than just a meal; it’s an experience wrapped in nostalgia.

Looking for a great road trip food stop? Once again, Lovefood says 76th Street Truck Stop Diner in Byron Center is the best roadside restaurant in Michigan.

Detroit’s Nemo’s Bar, a Corktown favorite since 1965, ranks No. 9 on USA Today’s 10Best sports bars list for its classic fare, rich history, and electric game-day atmosphere.

Want to dine with your sweetie... and ghosts? Uncover the allure of a historic mansion-turned-restaurant deemed the most romantic AND the most haunted restaurant in Michigan.

The buzz is real! Great Lakes Eatz and Treatz is ready to roll out its new home and bring even more flavor to Genesee County.

Michigan’s best BBQ isn’t in Detroit or Ann Arbor—it’s in Grand Rapids, and here’s why this spot is getting national recognition.

Looking for Michigan’s top milkshake? Lovefood says Blank Slate Creamery has it. Here’s the flavor that fans couldn’t let disappear.

A family-owned spot that's been flipping sliders since 1929 is getting national attention for serving Michigan’s best classic hamburger.

The past lives of Michigan's most historic restaurant include being a brothel, a general store, and even a stop on the underground railroad.

Experience the best roadside dining in the state at this West Michigan eatery serving up everything from breakfast to diner classics to Tex Mex.

The Food Network has crowned the most charming small town in Michigan - and it happens to be in one of the prettiest places in the country.

Togo’s in Marquette, open since 1964, is crowned the top sub spot in Michigan thanks to its legendary sandwiches and loyal fanbase.