This year was good, but next year is looking even more scrumptious. The metro Detroit food scene is about to serve up some delicious new eats in 2020.

Eastern Market Brewing Company Expected to open in early 2020 at 567 Livernois Ave., Ferndale Eastern Market Brewing Company bought Axle Brewing Company, formerly Livernois Tap. Because the new location will not be in Eastern Market, they may offer different beers. Photo via Eastern Market Brewing Co / Facebook
Cambria Hotel, Bar, & Restaurant Expected to open in 2020 at 600 W. Lafayette Blvd., Detroit and in Shelby Twp. The new hotel will include a bar and restaurant – Verona by Fabio Viviani, a famous chef. The restaurant will include a variety of dishes, beer, wine, and cocktails. Photo via Cambria Hotel Detroit-Shelby Township / Facebook
Tupelo Honey Expected to open in spring 2020 in Grand Rapids Based in Asheville, North Carolina, Tupelo Honey is opening their first Michigan location. They specialize in hand-made Southern food and traditions. Photo via Tupelo Honey / Facebook
Bobcat Bonnie’s Expected to open in February 2020 in the Mall at Partridge Creek in Clinton Twp. This gastropub serves lunch, dinner, drinks, and coffee at affordable prices. They currently have three locations in Wyandotte, Ferndale, Corktown, and recently-opened in Ypsilanti. Photo via Bobcat Bonnie’s / Facebook
Tenacity Craft Expected to open in 2020 at 8517 Second Ave., Detroit This Flint-based brewery is expanding to create a coffee-taproom bar. It will also include a menu with snacks and pastries. Photo via Tenacity Craft / Facebook
Saucy Brew Works Expected to open in spring 2020 in Brush Park, Detroit This Cleveland-based brewery will have three signature beers, a variety of draft beers and seasonal brews, and unique pizzas. Photo via Saucy Brew Works / Facebook
Sister Pie Expected to open in 2020 at 8110 Mack Ave, Detroit Currently at a small location in West Village, Sister Pie Bakery is planning to open a breakfast and lunch cafe that will include a grocery store, and a kitchen for baking classes. Photo via Sister Pie / Facebook
Beyond Juice + Eatery Expected to open in early 2020 in the GM Renaissance Center and on the Wayne State University campus This juice bar and cafe serves fast-casual smoothies, salads, sandwiches, and juice shots to revitalize and detox. Coming to the GM Renaissance Center Photo via Beyond Juicery + Eatery / Facebook
Green Lantern Pizza Expected to open in early 2020 on 12 Mile in Berkley With their soon-to-be third location, Green Lantern has specialty and custom pizzas, appetizers, salads, burgers, sandwiches, and more. Photo via Green Lantern Pizza / Facebook
Bucharest Grill Expected to open in spring 2020 in Woodward Corner at 13 Mile in Royal Oak and in Auburn Hills Detroit is known for several Bucharest Grill locations. They serve quick, yet tasty shawarmas, burgers, fries, desserts, and more. Photo via Bucharest Grill / Facebook
Yellow Light Coffee & Donuts Expected to open in early 2020 at 14447 E. Jefferson Ave., Detroit Co-owners of Green Dot Stables plan to take over the former Krispy Krunchy Chicken location. They will serve coffee and house-made doughnuts, along with fried chicken sandwiches. Photo via Google Maps
Pumachug Expected to open in 2020 in Downtown Clawson Taking the place of Black Lotus, Pumachug is creating a gastropub based on the community’s interest. They are asking residents and visitors to take a survey on what Pumachug should include. They are giving away $25 gift cards for those who take the survey. Photo via Google Maps
Freya & Dragonfly Expected to open in 2020 at Milwaukee Junction The owners of Chartreuse Kitchen & Cocktails plan to make Freya and Dragonfly a more casual restaurant, with affordable drinks and more building space. Photo via Google Maps
Oak and Reel Expected to open in 2020 at Milwaukee Junction Oak and Reel, Italian seafood cuisine, is set to open next to what will be Freya and Dragonfly, on E. Grand Blvd. Photo via Google Maps

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