The raw-food cafe inside Core City Park will host a farewell market and DJ set before a new operator moves in Sept. 4.

The Lafayette steakhouse, a Michigan dining staple in the 1970s and 80s, closed even after a record-breaking final year.

The $16.75 double-patty burger, topped with kajmak and ajvar, runs through August 30 at three Comerica Park stands.

The Main Street taproom that helped legalize self-serve beer in Michigan is pouring its final ounce this month.

The 100% gluten-free spot on Biddle Avenue shuts down August 30 as owner Anthony Cipolla pivots to trivia nights and cocktails.

The orange-and-blue bottle carries a butterfly logo and an Old English D, blending two very different bourbons into one.

Chefs from Washington D.C. to the West Coast descend on Traverse City this week, with kids under 17 admitted free alongside a paying adult.

Storefront signs are already up at a former T-Mobile shop as the venture-backed chain skips a soft launch for Metro Detroit.

The Panera-turned-Coney-Island spot on Grand River Avenue gets a third life, with hiring already underway.

The Metro Detroit chain known for its Belle Isle bathroom stunt is eyeing a September opening on Woodward Avenue.

The Brown Bomber-themed brunch spot's third location seats 80 in a restored 1916 building near Comerica Park.

Kevin Burke will grill merguez in Core City and plate a five-course finale at Aleo's Father Forgive Me — all in one week.

Tickets for the East Side diner's Sept. 1 dinner go public Friday at noon, with $3 per ticket funding Keep Growing Detroit.