This old-school diner, with its classic chili dogs and cheese fries, offers a warm atmosphere and friendly service that'll make you feel right at home.
"For a late-night coney dog with a satisfying snap or a hulking yet wallet-friendly breakfast of bacon, eggs, and pancakes, this Vernor Highway diner is the place to be. With more than 90 years under its belt, Duly’s continues to dole out Coney Island classics with consistency and the ambiance worthy of an essential greasy spoon. It’s easy to get a full spread here for less than $10. Just don’t forget to bring cash." - Danny Palumbo, Serena Maria Daniels
"For a late-night taste of Detroit’s famous coney dog — a hot dog slathered with deeply spiced chili, yellow mustard, and diced raw onions on a steamed bun — there’s no better spot to indulge than Duly’s Place. With more than 90 years under its belt, the diner is still a go-to spot for coney island classics served with consistency and in an essential greasy-spoon environment where regulars — made up of construction workers, club kids, tourists, and locals in need of a filling, affordable breakfast — can be seen sitting at the lunch counter at any given time. Come for dogs with a satisfying snap, or bacon, eggs, and pancakes. Just be prepared: Duly’s takes cash only, so hit up an ATM on the way." - Serena Maria Daniels
"For a late-night taste of Detroit’s famous coney dog — a chili dog with mustard and onions on a steamed bun — there’s no better spot to indulge than Duly’s Place. With more than 90 years under its belt, the diner is still a go-to spot for coney island classics with consistency and an essential greasy-spoon atmosphere. Come for dogs with a satisfying snap or a wallet-friendly breakfast of bacon, eggs, and pancakes. Just be prepared: Duly’s takes cash only, so hit up an ATM on the way." - Serena Maria Daniels
"Duly's uses a special blend of spices in their coney island hot dog sauce." - Courtney Burk
"While downtown has its so-called coney rivalry, southwest Detroiters swear by Duly’s Place. The narrow, no-frills, shotgun-style interior is equipped with a long countertop and stationary stools, ideal for chatting it up with locals and just a few four-tops toward the back. Notable fans include the late Anthony Bourdain and the neighborhood’s very own music legend Jack White. Duly’s is famously open 24/7, aside from Mondays. And remember, bring cash because they don’t take cards or check at Duly’s. The Duly’s Facebook page is pretty great, too." - Serena Maria Daniels