15 delightful summer treats you'll only find in Detroit

From popsicles to boozy smoothies, the Motor City has what you need to cool off during these hot summer months. Delight in…

By Metro Times editorial staff

 The Detroit Pop Shop 
    Address Varies
    The Detroit Pop Shop is an awesome little popsicle stand that offers incredible handcrafted popsicles that put those store bought ice pops to shame. Locally sourced ingredients, healthy selections and inventive recipes come together to create delicious popsicles like Watermelon Basil, Grapefruit Haberñero, and Chocolate Avocado. You can feel good about splurging a few icy treats at one of the stands, too- the stands are operated by the Detroit Food Academy, a nonprofit that empowers Detroit youth through entrepreneurial food experiences. The popsicle stand appears regularly at the Eastern Market and other Detroit areas, location information can be found on DPS’ Facebook and Twitter. 
    
    (Photo credit: Detroit Popsicle Shop via Facebook)
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19 photos from Rugby Grille

Photos by Scott Spellman.

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19 photos from Rugby Grille
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20 Detroit restaurants to help you cure your hangover

Let's face it, you're not 21 anymore, which means a night of drinking could lead to three days of being less than…

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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)
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20 farmers markets every Detroiter should visit this summer

Farmers markets are one of the hallmarks of summer. There's really nothing better than spending a morning wandering through, feasting your eyes (and sometimes…

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photo via Facebook: Lathrup Village Farmers Market
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The top 10 places to eat in Detroit if you love sandwiches

For the times where the only utensils you want to use are your hands and some bread. By Michael Milhim

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 Astro Coffee 
    Michigan avenue off the West Fisher service drive
    Now we’re into vintage ubran whatever chic territory here. They can do coffee and sandwiches and baked goods well? Count me in. 
    
    (Photo from Yelp user Sally A.)
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Vintage photos of Chicken Shack

John and Iola Sobeck opened the first Chicken Shack in Royal Oak in 1956, which means the purveyor of broasted chicken is…

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Vintage photos of Chicken Shack
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Inside Detroit's shipping container restaurant The Fountain

We told you it was rolling into Downtown. The shipping container is now open for biz in Campus Martius, just in time…

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Inside Detroit's shipping container restaurant The Fountain
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25 mouthwatering photos from Baker Streetcar Bar’s Alley Cow Grille

Photos by Scott Spellman.

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25 mouthwatering photos from Baker Streetcar Bar’s Alley Cow Grille
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19 of the best places to eat in Oakland County (according to you)

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,…

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Best Vegan or Vegetarian Restaurant: Om Cafe (Courtesy photo)
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22 of the best places to eat in Macomb County (according to you)

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,…

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Best Seafood: Sterling's Bistro (Photo via Facebook)
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25 tasty photos from Peterboro

Photos by Scott Spellman.

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25 tasty photos from Peterboro
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31 of the best restaurants in Wayne County, as determined by you

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,…

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Best Happy Hour Food:  Craft Work (Photo by Scott Spellman)
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68 photos from Dooley's Industry Wednesdays

Photos from Dooley's Industry Wednesdays. 4/20/16 Photos by Dontae Rockymore

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68 photos from Dooley's Industry Wednesdays
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18 Detroit food trucks you must try right now

Winter is behind us (finally), and if there's one thing to signify that it's that people are dining outdoors. We already told…

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Detroit 75 Kitchen
    If you're not hungry right now, you're not alive. (Photo via Facebook)
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16 mouthwatering photos from El Salpicon

Read our review of Mariscos El Salpicon. Photos by Scott Spellman

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16 mouthwatering photos from El Salpicon
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31 metro Detroit patios you should totally take advantage of this season

Summer has finally made its way to Michigan, and we’re ready to head outdoors to celebrate. What better way than lounging on a…

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Madison's Mt. Clemens 15 N. Walnut St, Mt. Clemens
    This downtown Mt. Clemens bar is great in the winter and fall, but once summer arrives the patio is always a great spot to drink the night away. (Photo via Facebook.)
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31 photos from Spring Fever Beer Fest 2016

Photos from Spring Fever Beer Fest at Royal Oak Farmers Market 4/23/16 Photos by Dontae Rockymore

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31 photos from Spring Fever Beer Fest 2016
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PHOTOS: Best of Detroit 2016

The time has come for us to reveal this year's Best of Detroit picks, selected by you, our dear readers! This gallery is filled…

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Best Visitor Experience: Slow Roll
    Photo by Vaughn Gurganian
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PHOTOS: Canadian Club and Detroit Historical Museum toast 100% Rye

Guests dressed in 1920s attire celebrated Canadian Club 100% Rye whiskey at a Prohibition-themed party on Monday, April 25 at the Detroit…

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PHOTOS: Canadian Club and Detroit Historical Museum toast 100% Rye
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19 images from Katoi

Photos by Scott Spellman.

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19 images from Katoi
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34 photos from Crawling for a Warrior pub crawl

Photos from the charity pub crawl to support disabled American Veterans, hosted at various locations in Royal Oak on Saturday, April 16,…

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34 photos from Crawling for a Warrior pub crawl
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140 photos from the Sip, Savor, Stomp photo booth

Wine lovers poured into Royal Oak Farmers Market on Saturday, April 9 for an evening of food, music, and of course, vino!…

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140 photos from the Sip, Savor, Stomp photo booth
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27 mouthwatering photos from La Strada Dolci e Caffe

Read our full review and learn why we called La Strada Dolci e Caffe "a vacation for your mouth". Photos by Scott…

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27 mouthwatering photos from La Strada Dolci e Caffe
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48 photos of everything we saw at Sip, Savor, Stomp

Wine lovers poured into Royal Oak Farmers Market on Saturday, April 9 for an evening of food, music, and of course, vino!…

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48 photos of everything we saw at Sip, Savor, Stomp
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19 places every Michigan wine lover should visit

With more than 120 wineries listed on the official website of the Michigan wine industry, there's no shortage of places for wine lovers…

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Lone Oak Vineyard Estate, Grass Lake
    
    Southeast Michigan’s oldest commercial vineyard, Lone Oak crafts European-style wines in the traditions of southern France and northern Spain - regions that share a similar latitude with the winery’s Irish Hills location. (Photo Credit: Jakub B. via Yelp)
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Restaurant review: The Block is a perfect Midtown fit [PHOTOS]

The value of a renewed piece of Detroit is often measured in sweat equity. It involves years of scraping together financing, back-and-forth…

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Restaurant review: The Block is a perfect Midtown fit [PHOTOS]
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29 photos from SavannahBlue

Read our review of the downtown eatery here.     Photos by Scott Spellman

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29 photos from SavannahBlue
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14 places serving up Easter brunch that you need to know about

Easter is a pretty underrated holiday, especially when you take into consideration all the great food options out there. Here's our roundup of…

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The Bird & The Bread
    Birmingham | $25/adults, $15/kids (12 and under)
    The folks at The Bird & The Bread are offering a special two-course meal for Easter. Think Irish oatmeal creme brulee and smoked salmon mousse for the first course, followed by crab and lobster benedict and the eatery's take on chicken and waffles, the appropriately named 'The Bird and The Bread.' Get more info and make reservations here. Photo via Yelp user Khadija K.
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19 photos from Forest

photos by Scott Spellman

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19 photos from Forest
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27 photos from Rubbed that look delicious

RUBBED, the new sandwich & charcuterie shop in Corktown is located at 2015 Michigan Ave, Detroit, MI 48216. Hours are Tues - Sat 11am…

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27 photos from Rubbed that look delicious
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