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Eater s Guide to the Best Dining and Drinking in Detroit
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Bucharest Grille s Corktown Restaurant Is Closed; M Street Baking and Warda Patisserie Open New Sites
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Free pizza for Tigers Fans at Saucy Brew Works: A new brewery in Detroit is offering a free, small one-topping pizza to any Detroit Tigers fan who stops in and shows a ticket to any Tigers home game at Comerica Park. Saucy Brew Works, less than a half a mile from the stadium, has more than 20 beers on tap, plus pizza and other shareable food and a coffeehouse. 2671 John R, Detroit. saucybrewworks.com.
East Warren Farmers Market: Weekly farmers market with community crafts with Arts and Scraps, fitness classes and other activities and giveaways. 3-7 p.m. Thursdays. 16835 E. Warren, Detroit. facebook.com/ewarrenfm.
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Warda Patisserie will soon be serving some of Detroit’s best hand-crafted pastries at a second home in Cass Corridor.
Founder and pastry chef Warda Bouguettaya
is opening another location of her nationally acclaimed patisserie in May, at 70 W. Alexandria, on the ground floor of the Strathmore Apartments. The original shop, on Gratiot in Eastern Market, will remain open, she tells Eater.
Born in Algeria, Bouguettaya celebrates through her seasonal pastries all of the places she’s lived and traveled: North Africa, France, and Asia. Bouguettaya crafts tantalizing tarts, airy focaccia, Algerian treats, and gluten-free tea cakes, sourcing seasonal ingredients from local farmers, when possible. Recent menus included chocolate and halvah cookies, vanilla bean flan financiers, rhubarb galettes, a multilayered Russian honey cake, passionfruit tarts, and a mushroom, dill, and feta quiche. The Midtown menu will serve the sweets the patisserie is known for, as well as a
Detroit restaurants cook for Chefs Stopping AAPI Hate dinner series
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To honor Asian American and Pacific Island Heritage Month, Detroit restaurants are teaming up to offer five-course carryout meals for two this May.
The dinner series, named “Chefs Stopping AAPI Hate,” was born in Washington, D.C., and will be offered in Detroit on May 16, May 23 and May 30. There are 14 local restaurants on board, including Bunny Bunny in Eastern Market, which is where diners pick up their meals.
It’s a rare chance to experience the cuisine of five local chefs in one meal (and as a carryout option, to boot), and it’s also an opportunity to help raise funds for local AAPI organizations at a time when anti-Asian hate crimes are on the rise. Restaurants are reimbursed for food, but more than half of the $150 charge is donated.
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