19 of the best places to eat in Oakland County (according to you)

By on Fri, May 13, 2016 at 3:58 pm

For our 2016 Best of Detroit readers poll we asked you, the readers, to vote on your favorite places to eat in and around Detroit, and vote you did! Here are the winners of our top Dining categories in Oakland County. If you don't see your personal favorites here, maybe this will lead you to a few new places to try!

Check out the full list of winners here.

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Best Middle Eastern Restaurant: Anita's Kitchen (Photo via Facebook)
Best Middle Eastern Restaurant: Anita's Kitchen (Photo via Facebook)
Best Burger: B-Spot (Photo via Tanya Moutzalias)
Best Burger: B-Spot (Photo via Tanya Moutzalias)
Best Burger: B-Spot (Photo via Tanya Moutzalias)
Best Burger: B-Spot (Photo via Tanya Moutzalias)
Best Deli: Bread Basket Deli (Photo via Facebook)
Best Deli: Bread Basket Deli (Photo via Facebook)
Best Romantic Restaurant: Cafe Cortina (Photo via Facebook)
Best Romantic Restaurant: Cafe Cortina (Photo via Facebook)
Best Sandwich: Cafe Muse (Photo via Facebook)
Best Sandwich: Cafe Muse (Photo via Facebook)
Best Happy Hour for Food: CK Diggs (Photo via Facebook)
Best Happy Hour for Food: CK Diggs (Photo via Facebook)
Best Wings: Hooters (Photo via Facebook)
Best Wings: Hooters (Photo via Facebook)
Best Cajun: Howe's Bayou (Photo via Facebook)
Best Cajun: Howe's Bayou (Photo via Facebook)
Best Tacos: Iron Horse (Photo via Facebook)
Best Tacos: Iron Horse (Photo via Facebook)

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