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Park

  • Gabriel Richard Park in Detroit

    Gabriel Richard Park

    4.7(1,078)· Google4.7 out of 5 from 1078 reviews (Google rating)

    Park

    Open now · closes 10:00 PM

    Gabriel Richard Park is at 7130 E Jefferson Ave in Detroit, MI. Its listed amenities include picnic tables, a barbecue grill, cycling lanes, and a public restroom. The park is suitable for picnics, with tables and a grill available for outdoor meals. Dogs and children are welcome, and a play area is among the features listed for families. The park is also identified as a suitable setting for children’s birthday gatherings. For visitors arriving by car, Gabriel Richard Park has free on-site parking, including wheelchair-accessible parking spaces. A wheelchair-accessible entrance is also listed. These access features sit alongside amenities for several kinds of visits, from picnics and birthday gatherings to time in the play area or on the cycling lanes. The supplied Google listing gives the park a rating of 4.7 out of 5 from 1,078 reviews.

  • Erma Henderson Park in Detroit

    Erma Henderson Park

    4.3(469)· Google4.3 out of 5 from 469 reviews (Google rating)

    Park

    Open now · closes 10:00 PM

    Erma Henderson Park is at 8800 E Jefferson Ave in Detroit, MI 48214. The park welcomes children and dogs and is listed as suitable for picnics. Those features make it an option for a picnic outing with children or a park visit with a dog. Its Google listing has a 4.3 rating based on 469 reviews, providing a snapshot of visitor feedback alongside the listed amenities. For visitors planning their arrival, the park has a paid parking lot, wheelchair-accessible parking, and a wheelchair-accessible entrance. The parking fee is not specified in the provided information. Picnic suitability, access for children and dogs, and the listed accessibility features are the main practical details available for planning a visit to this park in Detroit, MI.

Coffee shop

  • The Red Hook Detroit

    4.6(505)· Google4.6 out of 5 from 505 reviews (Google rating)

    Coffee shop · $

    Closed · opens 7:00 AM

    The Red Hook Detroit is a coffee shop at 8025 Agnes St in Detroit, MI, serving hot coffee drinks, tea, cookies, pastries and cakes. Breakfast, lunch and dessert are available, along with comfort food, quick bites, vegan and vegetarian options, and wine. The setting is described as casual, cozy and quiet, with coffee, tea and desserts among its noted offerings. It is popular for breakfast and suited to solo dining or working on a laptop. Customers can dine in, use outdoor seating, order takeout or choose no-contact delivery. Dogs are allowed outside. The shop welcomes families and children, is popular with students and tourists, and is listed as LGBTQ-welcoming and a transgender safe space. The entrance, restroom and seating are wheelchair accessible. Parking options include free street parking and both free and paid lots. Credit cards, debit cards and NFC mobile payments are accepted; reservations and table service are not available.

  • Barkside Detroit

    4.9(327)· Google4.9 out of 5 from 327 reviews (Google rating)

    Coffee shop

    Closed · opens 4:00 PM

    Barkside Detroit combines a coffee shop, beer garden and off-leash dog park at 7960 Kercheval Ave in Detroit, MI. Its listed drinks include craft beers, wine, seltzers and cocktails, making the coffee shop designation only one part of the business. The off-leash dog park is another central feature, with a registration requirement for dogs: visitors should register their dog and upload proof of vaccinations through the business’s website. Barkside Detroit has a Google rating of 4.9 from 327 reviews. For visitors planning a stop, the listed parking options include free lot parking, free street parking and paid lot parking. Accessibility features include a wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking, restroom and seating. The business accepts credit cards, debit cards and NFC mobile payments. These practical details sit alongside its combined coffee shop, beer garden and dog park format; dog registration and vaccination documentation are important steps to address before bringing a dog.

Restaurant

  • Nicky D’s Coney Island in Detroit

    Nicky D’s Coney Island

    3.9(271)· Google3.9 out of 5 from 271 reviews (Google rating)

    Restaurant · $$

    Open now · closes 12:00 AM

    Nicky D’s Coney Island is a casual restaurant at 6931 E Jefferson Ave in Detroit, MI. Its offerings include comfort food, small plates, coffee, and late-night food, with breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner, and dessert available. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are listed as popular occasions, and the restaurant is also suited to solo dining and quick bites. It has a Google rating of 3.9 out of 5 from 271 reviews. Diners can choose dine-in, takeout, delivery, or the drive-through, though table service and reservations are not available. Children are welcome, and a children’s menu is offered. Free parking is available both in a lot and on the street. The entrance, parking, and restroom are wheelchair accessible, but wheelchair-accessible seating is not listed as available. Credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments are accepted.

  • Norm's Diner

    4.8(260)· Google4.8 out of 5 from 260 reviews (Google rating)

    Restaurant · $

    Closed today

    Norm's Diner is a women-owned and LGBTQ-owned restaurant at 8029 Agnes St in Detroit, MI. Breakfast, brunch and lunch are served in a casual, cozy setting, with both counter and table service available. The offerings include comfort food, halal food, healthy options and desserts. Coffee is a noted highlight, and the diner also serves alcohol and has an on-site bar. It is popular for breakfast and lunch and is suited to solo dining. The diner welcomes families, children and LGBTQ guests, and identifies as a transgender safe space. Dogs are allowed outside. Fast service is listed among its highlights, though there is usually a wait and reservations are not accepted. Guests can dine in or order takeout; delivery is not available. Free lot and street parking are available, along with wheelchair-accessible entry, parking, seating and restrooms. Other amenities include Wi-Fi and a unisex restroom. Norm's Diner has a Google rating of 4.8 from 260 reviews.

Breakfast

  • McDonald's

    2.9(1,663)· Google2.9 out of 5 from 1663 reviews (Google rating)

    Breakfast · $

    Closed · opens 7:00 AM

    McDonald's at 8825 E Jefferson Ave in Detroit, MI is part of the long-running fast-food chain known for burgers and fries. Listed as a coffee shop, this location serves coffee, breakfast, lunch, dinner and dessert, with late-night food also available. The atmosphere is casual, and the listing identifies it as a spot for quick bites, solo dining and groups. A children's menu is available. Its Google rating is 2.9 out of 5, based on 1,647 reviews. Service options include dine-in, takeout, a drive-through, curbside pickup and delivery, including no-contact delivery. Free parking is available both in a lot and on the street, and the entrance and designated parking are wheelchair accessible. Wi-Fi is among the listed amenities, debit cards and NFC mobile payments are accepted, and dogs are allowed outside. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are all listed as popular uses for this location.

Maritime museum

  • Dossin Great Lakes Museum

    4.7(1,185)· Google4.7 out of 5 from 1185 reviews (Google rating)

    Maritime museum

    Closed today

    Dossin Great Lakes Museum is listed as a museum at 100 The Strand, Detroit, MI 48207. The supplied information establishes its name, category, and location, but does not include a description of its collections or exhibits. For readers considering a visit, the address is the main practical detail available here; opening hours, admission information, and accessibility details are not provided. The museum has a Google rating of 4.7, with 1,189 reviews recorded in the supplied data. That gives a numerical overview of visitor feedback, though no individual reviews are included to explain what visitors valued or criticized. There is also no listed price level or additional business information. A more detailed account of the museum’s offerings would require information beyond this listing.

Bakery

  • Sister Pie in Detroit

    Sister Pie

    4.6(1,118)· Google4.6 out of 5 from 1118 reviews (Google rating)

    Bakery · $$

    Closed today

    Sister Pie is a women-owned bakery at 8066 Kercheval Ave in Detroit, MI, focused on creative sweet and savory pies made with local, seasonal ingredients. Described as a quaint bakeshop, it also serves breakfast and coffee. Its emphasis on both sweet and savory baking gives the menu a scope beyond dessert, while seasonal ingredients are central to its stated approach. The bakery has a Google rating of 4.6 from 1,118 reviews. For a quick visit, Sister Pie offers takeout and in-store pickup, but not delivery. Free street parking is available, and the shop has a wheelchair-accessible entrance and Wi-Fi. It accepts credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments. The business identifies itself as LGBTQ-welcoming and a transgender safe space. These practical features sit alongside its core focus: pies, breakfast, and coffee in a neighborhood bakeshop setting.

Pizza

  • Belle Isle Pizza

    4.4(480)· Google4.4 out of 5 from 480 reviews (Google rating)

    Pizza · $

    Closed today

    Belle Isle Pizza is a pizza place at 7869 E Jefferson Ave in Detroit, MI, focused on stone-fired artisanal pizzas made from scratch. The setting is casual, with counter service rather than table service and a low price-level listing. Lunch and dinner are both popular here, and the business is also listed as suitable for solo dining, popular with students, and welcoming to families. Its Google rating is 4.4 stars across 470 reviews. Beyond pizza, the listed offerings include comfort food, dessert, and vegan and vegetarian options. Late-night food is available, along with takeout, curbside pickup, delivery, and no-contact delivery; catering is another option. Practical amenities include Wi-Fi, free street parking, a wheelchair-accessible entrance, and wheelchair-accessible parking. Credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments are accepted. Reservations are not accepted, and there is no restroom listed, details worth noting when planning an on-site visit.

Lounge bar

  • Elbow Lounge in Detroit

    Elbow Lounge

    4.3(366)· Google4.3 out of 5 from 366 reviews (Google rating)

    Lounge bar · $

    Open now · closes 12:00 AM

    Elbow Lounge is a bar at 7310 Mack Ave in Detroit, MI, with a casual, cozy atmosphere and a setting described as hip. Its offerings include beer, cocktails, wine, and liquor, along with food and happy-hour drinks. Beer and cocktails are listed among its highlights, as is fast service. The bar has a price level of 1 and a Google rating of 4.3 from 366 reviews. Live music, live performances, and dancing are part of the offerings at Elbow Lounge, which is listed as suitable for groups. Dine-in and table service are available, but the bar does not accept reservations or offer delivery. For visitors arriving by car, both free parking-lot spaces and free street parking are listed. Credit and debit cards are accepted, and amenities include a wheelchair-accessible restroom.

Ice Cream

  • Two Birds in Detroit

    Two Birds

    4.7(270)· Google4.7 out of 5 from 270 reviews (Google rating)

    Ice Cream · $

    Open now · closes 1:30 AM

    Two Birds is a family-owned and operated bar and neighborhood hangout at 8130 Kercheval Ave in the West Village neighborhood of Detroit, MI. The women-owned business combines cocktails, beer and wine with a custard window. Its listed offerings also include liquor, happy-hour drinks and food served at the bar, and outside food is allowed. The atmosphere is casual and cozy, with seating indoors and outdoors. Two Birds welcomes children and dogs, accommodates groups and is listed as LGBTQ-welcoming and a transgender safe space. Practical features include free street parking, Wi-Fi and a unisex restroom, along with a wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking and restroom. Credit cards, debit cards and NFC mobile payments are accepted. Reservations, table service and delivery are not available. Its Google listing has a 4.7 rating from 270 reviews.

Bed & breakfast

  • Frederick Stearns House Historic Inn in Detroit

    Frederick Stearns House Historic Inn

    4.9(242)· Google4.9 out of 5 from 242 reviews (Google rating)

    Bed & breakfast

    Frederick Stearns House Historic Inn is a bed-and-breakfast in a 1900s mansion at 8109 E Jefferson Ave in Detroit, MI. Listed in the Breakfast Spot category, the business combines its B&B setting with a bar, a lounge, and event space. The mansion setting is a central part of its description, distinguishing it from a listing focused only on breakfast service. The inn has a Google rating of 4.9 out of 5 from 242 reviews and is listed as welcoming LGBTQ guests. For readers looking into breakfast options in Detroit, MI, the available information establishes the setting and amenities but does not include a menu, breakfast hours, or prices. Those details are worth confirming before planning a breakfast visit; the listing itself centers on the historic inn and its shared spaces.

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