Detroit: Where to eat

Atlas Global Bistro From the in-house grind burger to the duck confit, everything is prepared with care at this bistro housed in a historic building. See reviews and ratings. (313) 831-2241; atlasglobalbistro.com

Good Girls Go to Paris Crepes Luscious sweet and savory fillings line perfect crepes. See reviews and ratings. (877) 727-4727; goodgirlsgotopariscrepes.com

Pegasus Taverna Walk to a game at Comerica Park or Ford Field after dinner at this Greektown spot. Try the saganaki haloumi, goat cheese served with flaming brandy. See reviews and ratings. (313) 964-6800; pegasusdetroit.com

The Polish Market On Joseph Campau Street, this community mainstay sells meats, pastries and specialty foods, and many patrons speak Polish as they order. See reviews and ratings. (313) 873-6110

Rattlesnake Club Whether you get dinner or just cocktails, plan to sit on the patio along the river. See reviews and ratings. (313) 567-4400; rattlesnakedetroit.com

Roast Celebrity chef Michael Symon’s restaurant in the Westin Book Cadillac is a meat-lover’s paradise. Come here for 14-ounce veal chops and porterhouses the size of shoeboxes. See reviews and ratings. (313) 961-2500; roastdetroit.com

Roma Cafe Located in the Eastern Market neighborhood, Detroit’s oldest restaurant still serves exceptional Italian food. See reviews and ratings. (313) 831-5940; romacafe.com

Toasted Oak Grill and Market This restaurant in Novi’s Baronette Hotel showcases regional foods by an award-winning chef. (248) 277-6000; toastedoak.com