When the mood strikes, there’s nothing that can stop you from satisfying that late-night (or early morning) hunger. That’s why we’ve rounded up 13 of the tastiest 24-hour restaurants in metro Detroit.

Dig in!

Duly’s Place 5458 W. Vernor Hwy; Detroit; 313-554-3076 Made famous by the late Anthony Bourdain, this southwest Detroit staple competes with the other Coneys such as American and Lafayette. Enjoy one of their coney dogs or their all-day breakfast. Photo courtesy of Instagram user kbinug
L George’s Coney Island 13635 McNichols Rd.; Detroit; 313-342-6516 Here’s another great, cheap Coney Island that’ll satisfy your late-night cravings. Their burgers start with a quarter pound all-beef patty, and you can add cheese, another patty, bacon, and even an egg. Add a side of fries or upgrade to mozzarella sticks. Photo courtesy of lgeorges6mile
Telway Hamburgers 6820 Michigan Ave.; Detroit; 313-843-2146 Telway opened in 1944 and the prices will take you back to a simpler time. Telway features 70 cent sliders (80 cents if you add cheese), as well as burgers and hot dogs that are under three dollars. Photo courtesy of Instagram user jacqsadventures
Carter’s Restaurant 22990 Outer Dr.; Dearborn; 313-277-9033 After you’ve had a long night to drink, these late-night burgers and milkshakes are sure to hit the spot at this classic Dearborn joint. Photo courtesy of Instagram user ranklechick
The Lodge Diner 2901 Grand River Ave.; Detroit This diner offers a wide selection of sandwiches, soups, and salads – and even some adult beverages. Located inside the Motor City Casino Hotel, stop by after a night out and enjoy anything from chicken and waffles to barbecued ribs. Photo courtesy of Instagram user brunchnbitches
American Coney Island 114 W. Lafayette Blvd.; Detroit; 313-961-7758 The oldest Coney Island in the city is still open at any time, any day. Come enjoy a classic hot dog with chili mustard and onions with a side of fries. Photo courtesy of americanconeyisland
O.W.L. 27302 Woodward Ave.; Royal Oak; 248-808-6244 When its late night and you’ve had a few too many, O.W.L. in Royal Oak is your savior on Woodward Ave. The Mexican-American comfort food diner has all the offerings for a pre-emptive hangover cure. Try the grilled Mahi tacos with cilantro potatoes and watch your cravings instantly be curbed. Photo courtesy of Instagram user dailydetroit
Detroit One Coney 3433 Woodward Ave.; Detroit; 313-832-7380; 5 W. Seven Mile; Detroit; 313-365-7400 Lovingly known as “D-1,” the Woodward Avenue location has become a favorite among locals as one of the best places to grab a bite late night. Offering everything from the Coney taco to the Wayne State pita, you’ll find something you love here. If you don’t want to travel, the Woodward location delivers until 2 o’clock a.m. Photo courtesy of Instagram user guyeppel
Zack’s Of Plymouth 9468 S. Main St.; Plymouth; 734-459-2066 If you’re headed a little farther west, you can treat yourself to one of Zack’s milkshakes, which are large and come in a variety of flavors, including Oreo. If you’re feeling adventurous, try the “Opa!” saganaki as an appetizer to your meal. Photo courtesy of Instagram user julian_williams_duncan
Dutch Girl Donuts 19000 Woodward Ave.; Detroit; 313-368-3020 As one of Woodward’s most iconic shops, this is the perfect place to satisfy your late-night donut craving. Customer favorites include cinnamon rolls, glazed cake sticks, blueberry glazed donuts, red velvet donut holes, twisted glazed donuts, and strawberry frosted donuts. Photo courtesy of Instagram user lukecastle57
Greene’s Hamburgers 24155 Orchard Lake Rd.; Farmington; 248-474-7980 This Farmington restaurant has been keeping locals fed for more than 60 years by serving a variety of breakfast and burger options – including veggie burgers starting at $1.25. All burgers come with ketchup, mustard, pickles, and mini grilled onions. Photo courtesy of Instagram user joedonutshd
Fleetwood Diner 300 S. Ashley St.; Ann Arbor; 734-995-5502 If you’re hitting the Ann Arbor scene, enjoy Fleetwood Diner’s “Hippie Hash” served hash browns grilled with onions, tomatoes, mushrooms, green peppers, broccoli, and feta cheese served with eggs and toast. It’s sure to cure your hangover before it even begins. Photo by Will Feuer

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