Motor City Sports Bar

Step into Hamtramck's oldest tavern, where a revamped space buzzes with live tunes, irresistible smash burgers, and chilled drink specials in a welcoming backyard vibe.

Bon Bon Bon in Midtown Detroit crafts outrageously creative chocolate bonbons that are as fun to gift as they are to savor—definitely a treat for any foodie.

All-day dining in a roomy, laid-back mainstay executing traditional Yemeni & Mediterranean recipes.

Laid-back watering hole offering beer, cocktails and a patio, plus regular karaoke nights and live music.

Tucked away in a cozy nook, this intimate 2-room venue pulsates with great rock bands, a vibrant crowd, and friendly vibes all around.

Dunwell in Hamtramck is your go-to for all things skateboarding and custom screen printing, offering top-notch gear and killer apparel with quick, friendly service.

Tucked beneath an old hotel, this cozy basement spot serves up mouthwatering Eastern European comfort food—think generous portions of pierogies, dill pickle soup, and tender pork chops—with an inviting atmosphere perfect for a long meal with friends.

This quintessential Detroit record shop charmers with a vast collection of vinyl, vintage threads, and a welcoming vibe that's pure music lover paradise.

Balkan House is a cozy spot in Hamtramck serving mouthwatering Eastern European delights like döner kebabs and robust Turkish coffee that'll keep you coming back.

Keyworth Stadium is a 7,933 seat multi-purpose stadium located in Hamtramck, Michigan, an enclave of Detroit. It was opened by former president Franklin Delano Roosevelt on October 15, 1936, during his second campaign for president. Keyworth was the first Works Progress Administration project in the state of Michigan.