Every Michigander Should Dine At These 10 Unique Restaurants At Least Once
When it comes to dining, Michigan has no shortage of fantastic options. From BBQ joints to quaint hole-in-the-wall eateries, there’s something here in the Great Lakes State to satisfy every craving. When you’re searching for something out-of-the-box, though, there are a few delicious spots that simply must be explored. Here are 10 of our favorite unique restaurants in Michigan.
Okay, Michiganders: we’d like to hear from you! Are there any other unique places to eat in Michigan that we should have included on our list? We’re always eager to hear your suggestions, so share them with us in the comment section below!
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Unique Restaurants In Michigan
Are there any other unique Michigan restaurants?
Why yes, there are! In Detroit, there’s a restaurant called Iridescence, which is fine dining paired with a casino environment and the most amazing Motor City views. And how often do you get to eat world-famous chicken? You’ll want to visit Bavarian Inn in Frankenmuth for this. You may feel as though you have stepped out of America and into Europe. And these are just a couple of the other unique Michigan restaurants to explore.
What is the smallest restaurant in Michigan?
Of the tiny restaurants in Michigan, the smallest is probably Detroit’s Chickpea in the D, set up for orders to-go taken at the window. A couple of small tables, each with two chairs, are available if you’d like to eat there or sit while you wait on your order.
What are the most unique towns in Michigan?
Holland, Michigan, offers beauty, history, and a taste of Dutch culture to visitors from around the world. Its picturesque scenery is found at the public parks, beaches, the “Big Red” lighthouse, Windmill Island, and the tulip gardens. The best time to experience Dutch culture is during the Tulip Time Festival in May.
Another unique town in Michigan is the small town of Hell, near Detroit. Along with the abundance of hell-themed spots, the town has a lovely, quaint little chapel for couples who don’t mind getting married in …. Hell.