20 Detroit restaurants to help you cure your hangover

Honest John’s Bar & Grill, 488 Selden St.

It really doesn't matter what time you hit Honest John's. This old-school spot has you covered breakfast (well, actually whenever you decide to wake up), lunch, dinner and late nights. Why not nurse that hangover over some chicken and waffles and a screwdriver? (Photo via Yelp, Steve G.)

Rose's Fine Food, 10551 E. Jefferson Ave.

I think breakfast wins for best food to cure the hangover and the breakfasts that come off this spots griddle are amazing. Homemade bread, fresh, local ingredients, oh and those Crybaby donuts hit the spot when you're in need of a pick-me-up. (Photo via Facebook)

Vivio's Food & Spirits, 2460 Market St.

There's an old wive's tale that Bloody Marys are an excellent cure for the common hangover. And around here, the spicy ones served up at Vivio's in Eastern Market are just the ticket. They come equipped with a pickle, lime wedge and a beer back. Just what the doctor ordered, if the doctor was your frat bro. (Photo via Facebook)

Motor City Wine, 1949 Michigan Ave.

You know what they say, nothing cures a hangover like more booze. And lounging about on the patio at this hip wine bar will have you feeling smooth. (Photo via Yelp, Chris M.)

Grandy's Coney Island, 1200 Holbrook Ave.

How about nip that hangover in the bud hours before it hits. We're talking about drunk eating. And when you hit a quick and dirty grilled cheese from this 24/7 drive-thru, you're ending your night on the right note. (Photo via Instagram, pdmnastyboi)

Hamtramck Coney Island, 9741 Joseph Campau Ave., Hamtramck

This greasy spoon wins for its hashbrowns. They're nothing spectacular, but if you order them here and ask for them well-done, you'll get a crispy, savory oily plate of goodness that will soak up all that booze. (Photo via Instagram, themeanderingman)

Drought, 441 W Canfield

OK, we don't normally condone purchasing any juice that costs more than your week's worth of dorm snacks, but when you're feeling green from the night before, one of the hydrating potions packed into the glass jars at Drought will get you right in no time. (Photo via Facebook)

Le Petit Zinc, 1055 Trumbell St.

Don't let Mom know you spent the night out drinking when she comes to town to check in on how college is treating you. Instead, take her here for a classy and tasty brunch that will make you forget all about it. (Photo via Yelp, Joe J.)

Bronx Bar, 4476 2nd Ave.

It's a Wayne State tradition, Sunday brunch at Bronx Bar. Treat yourself and your hangover to the make-your-own Bloody Mary bar, brunch menu and that killer jukebox that'll drown out the sound of your grumbling, hungover tummy. (Photo via Chris V., Yelp)

Pupusería y Restaurante Salvadoreño, 3149 Livernois Ave

If you've never heard of a pupusa, make a mental note to try one at this Salvadoran eatery. Well, maybe make an actual note, in case you forget after a long night of barhopping. Pupusas are pancake-esque pieces of dough stuffed with thick gooey cheese, pork, and a range of other fillings. Unique to the cuisine of El Salvador, these hidden gems are little pillows of love and tastiness. (Photo via Ashley M., Yelp)

Parks & Rec Diner, 1942 Grand River Ave.

For those hangover-embattled mornings, a good breakfast is the one thing that can make rolling out of bed a little easier. Parks & Rec Diner in the heart of downtown will lure you in with its repurposed decor and vibe and keep you with its delicious menu featuring locally sourced food. Opt for the build your own omelette- the possibilities are endless (and delicious.) (Photo via Parks & Rec Diner, Facebook)

Brooklyn Street Local, 1266 Michigan Ave

Our Canadian neighbors know a thing or two about alcohol, and they've got the whole bar food thing down pretty well too. Poutine, a Canadian dish, is made by topping french fries with cheese curds and gravy. At Brooklyn Street Local, you can enjoy authentic poutine in addition to locally sourced breakfast dishes and sandwiches. It's the real deal- the restaurant was founded by two Canadian transplants in 2012. (Photo via Jess F., Yelp)

Pollo Chapin, 2054 Junction St

Renowned for its blending of indulgent southern food with latin american spices, Pollo Chapin is the place to go for some greasy, deliciously flavorful food. Prepare your hangover headache for a swift kicking to the ass- Pollo Chapin doesn't skimp on flavor, from the mouthwateringly spicy fried chicken to the jalepeño pepper sprinkled Mac & Cheese. (Photo via Pauly G., Yelp)

Astro Coffee, 2124 Michigan Ave

Cold shower? Check. Coffee? Skip out on the Starbucks or Timmy Ho's, and check out Astro Coffee just west of downtown. The excellent, artisinal coffee and cozy interior will warm you back up and de-zombify you. Make sure to munch on some breakfast sandwiches made from local ingredients before you go. (Photo via Amanda A., Yelp)

The Hudson Cafe, 1241 Woodward Ave

Sometimes, a classy brunch is just what the doctor ordered to take the edge off the morning after. The Hudson Cafe offers just that, in an upscale downtown location featuring modern french cuisine. The Eggs Benedict are a customer favorite. (Photo via Tim C., Yelp)

Telway's Hamburgers, 6820 Michigan Ave

This place is hangover heaven. They've got sliders you can put back by the handful, mouthwatering onion rings, some of the best coffee in town, and delicious doughnuts to cap it all off. It's easy on the wallet, too- nothing on the menu is over 3 dollars. (Photo via Spicer780 .., Yelp)

Detroit Institute of Bagels, 1236 Michigan Ave

DIB is a cut above Einstein's, Panera and other bagel places for their inventive and unique sandwiches and bagel offerings. For those mornings when you have to work but had a bit too much fun the night before, stop into DIB. They open at 7AM and have all sorts of breakfast sandwich goodies to bust that headache. (Photo via @motorcitymunchers)

City Wings, 2896 W Grand Blvd

A hangover food list wouldn't be complete without a chicken wing joint, and City Wings is all you could ask for. A clean, small restaurant with good service and fair prices, the wings here are outstanding. A wide range of flavorful spices and sauces for the chicken will keep everyone happy. (Photo via Joe J., Yelp)

Mudgie's, 1300 Porter St

Frequently cited as the best deli in Detroit, Mudgie's lives up to the hype with it's artisan sandwiches and delicious meats, roasted in house. When you're craving a tasty, filling sandwich for breakfast, or you slept in til 1 and want one for lunch, Mudgie's has got you covered. Plus there's booze and the staff's sunny disposition. (Photo via AI P., Yelp)

Tony's I-75 Restaurant, 8781 Main Street, Birch Run

OK, Tony's is nowhere near downtown Detroit, but it makes the list as a bonus because of one thing: PORTION SIZE. This place is not for the faint of heart- a "side" of bacon takes up a whole plate, and if you're looking for the lettuce on their BLT, you better bring a magnifying glass. For the seriously hungover, come to Tony's for a megadose of greasy goodness. (Photo via Olga T., Yelp)