Sam Faye

Asking where you should eat in Detroit is a lot like figuring out who the best Motown singer was. Marvin Gaye? The Supremes? Stevie Wonder when he was the most talented child on Earth? There are a lot of options to choose from, but luckily that's where we come in. Here's our guide to where to eat and drink across the Motor City. It includes everything from the city's best coney dogs to where to get Thai food and barbecue in Corktown, along with some great group dinner and date options in between.

It can be tricky finding a Greek spot that’s buzzy, has delicious food, and is fairly easy to get into. But Andros Taverna checks all three boxes. The menu is full of hits, like the must-order kataifi cheese pie (shredded filo layered with cheese, baked, then topped with honey and pistachios), prawn saganaki in a zesty tomato sauce, and flaky spanakopita.

With over 10,000 pumpkins as part of its setup, Jack’s Pumpkin Pop-up in Goose Island is the largest pumpkin-themed installation in Chicago—a thing we didn’t realize was being measured until now. But aside from having an absurd amount of the season’s most popular squash, they also have food trucks, carnival games, bars, and a massive corn maze.