Dearborn Meat Market
Butcher shop · Dearborn ·
Charcoal-grilled halal skewers, hummus, baba ghannouj, fresh pitas
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Charcoal-grilled halal skewers, hummus, baba ghannouj, fresh pitas
"Whether cooking or dining in, this emporium of halal meat has all the bases covered. Cooking plans, however, might go out the window once the smell of roasted meats from the charcoal grill hits your nose. Skewered meats from typical cuts to offal are complemented by creamy hummus, baba ghannouj, fresh salad, and plentiful pitas. Online ordering is available." - Serena Maria Daniels
"Considered one the region’s most beloved butcher shops, Dearborn Meat Market offers visitors a chance to purchase freshly made skewered halal meats for cooking at home or for enjoying on-site, where they’re roasted over a charcoal grill. Stop by the casual dining room and order heaping trays of kabobs, kafta, chicken tawook, and other meaty entrees, along with sides of hummus, baba ghannouj, and pita bread. The space is owned by fifth-generation Lebanese butcher Sam Saad, who emigrated to the United States nearly half a century ago. While Dearborn’s dining scene continues to evolve with an increasing number of establishments that challenge the notion of what halal food can be, Dearborn Meat Market remains a beloved mainstay for its precision focus on producing quality cuts of meat in a welcoming space. Know before you go: If you want to take the cookout home, this casual market and eatery features a walk-up butcher’s counter where customers can pick items like kofta, chicken tawook, New York strips, and ribeyes." - Serena Maria Daniels
"One of Michigan’s most beloved butchershops, Dearborn Meat Market is owned by fifth-generation Lebanese butcher Sam Saad. The market specializes in halal-butchered meats, but also serves plenty of skewers like beef kofta and juicy chicken tawook that are charred to perfection alongside vegetables behind the counter. Place a large order, then head straight to the back dining room to devour it all." - Danny Palumbo
"A casual market-and-eatery offering skewered halal meats that customers can cook at home or have freshly roasted over a charcoal grill and packed to go; selections include kofta, chicken tawook, New York strips, and rib-eyes, plus sides like hummus, baba ghanoush, and pitas—providing flexible takeout and DIY grilling options." - Serena Maria Daniels
"Whether cooking or dining in, this emporium of halal meat has all the bases covered. Cooking plans, however, might go out the window once the smell of roasted meats from the charcoal grill hits your nose. Skewered meats from typical cuts to offal are complemented by creamy hummus, baba ghannouj, fresh salad, and plentiful pitas." - Serena Maria Daniels
