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    Lana’s Bodega

    3.7 (6 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Best deals downtown! perfect for a quick bite without having to pay an arm and a leg, or for a quick snack and a drink

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    plz I say plz don't sell no more breakfast burritos my stomach is killing me they don't have a taste

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    Lafayette Coney Island

    Lafayette Coney Island

    4.1(1.2k reviews)
    0.2 miDowntown Detroit
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    The main difference (recipe wise) between "Lafayette Coney Island" and the inferior "American…read moreConey" is the chili & onions. American uses boring "sweet onions" while Lafayette uses "SPANISH onions " which have more kick. But the real difference is the Chili, and that's the reason for the split & disagreement. Lafayette has a MEATER chili, meaning they don't skimp on quality ingredients. My best friend and I used to skip school in the 80's just to eat here. And the bathroom is COOL! It's like an adventure! The other main difference is American Coney has open seating because REAL Detroiters don't eat there. When interviewed there's a real character difference between owners. Grace Keros, the 3rd gen owner of American Coney likes to talk sh1t. You don't need to do that when your product is superior. Every interview she gives is sour grapes. Plus REAL Detroiters Coney dogs never put CHEESE on the coneys. American Coney = FAKE Detroit Coneys. Here is a pic of me in my $4Million Batmobile. Batman prefers Lafayette!

    This was a classic spot that served classic Coney dogs, burgers, fries, and even pies. The place…read morewas small with a counter to sit at with several tables. The food was ready right away. The Coney dog ($4) was ordered. It had the classic toppings of bean less chili, yellow mustard, and raw chopped white onions. This was solid. There was a nice bite on the chili with plenty of mustard and onions. The bread was soft and the hot dog was cooked appropriately. The chili was the key as it was hearty and meaty. Will I go back? Yeah, sure.

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    Where the magic is done

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    Coney dog

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    The most authentic interior

    Mom's Spaghetti - Spaghetti sandwich

    Mom's Spaghetti

    3.8(271 reviews)
    0.7 miDowntown Detroit
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    Honestly, you get exactly what you ask for here. This is not gourmet pasta, and anyone expecting…read morehandmade artisanal noodles or a slow-simmered bolognese will be severely disappointed. It is straight-up childhood nostalgia in a container. Think back to growing up without much cash, where dinner was store-bought spaghetti using the cheapest canned sauce on the shelf, paired with standard Texas toast transformed into makeshift garlic bread. That is the exact flavor profile they are hitting, and truth be told, they nail that specific vibe perfectly. The process starts out in the alley where you order. The staff handling the food window were nice and remarkably quick, handing over the bag without any fuss. Things got a little confusing when trying to head inside to eat. The layout blends into a separate restaurant next door, and it is tough to tell where the boundary line is. I tried to wander over to that bar side just to grab a beer, but holding the spaghetti bag apparently marks you as an outsider. The staff over there chased me off pretty quick and directed me back to the designated area for the pasta crowd. Once you get into the correct zone, the space actually has some cool character. The highlight is the "trailer" that acts as the merch store. The concept is neat, but the actual retail experience fell a bit flat. They were completely cleared out of most shirt sizes, the pricing felt way too steep for what it was, and the guy working the counter was kind of a dick. Still, the spot is absolutely worth checking out at least once for the sheer novelty, just make sure you know exactly what you are getting into before you walk up to the window.

    Let me start by saying - I'm a spaghetti hater and my fiance is a spaghetti lover, so obviously…read morethis wasn't my choice. BUT, I did want to check it out since it's eminem's spot. You order in the alley, which smelled awful, then once you go inside there are tables to eat at. The inside I think is shared with another restaurant which was odd. The spaghetti was mid for a $30 meal. The best part was the memorabilia upstairs. All in all, it's a one time only stop.

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    Mom's Spaghetti - Sign in alley where you order your food.

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    Spaghetti w/ Balls (regular size - $10)

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    Mister Dips - Crispy Waffles, Fries

    Mister Dips

    3.9(131 reviews)
    0.4 miDowntown Detroit
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    We got the hot honey chicken tenders which had a lot of honey on it but not quite spicy! They're a…read morecute casual neon cafe located down a quaint little alley. There's indoor and outdoor seating as well. I appreciated the fun menu with unique dessert shakes and burgers and tenders, and I wish I was on an empty stomach so I could have tried the other items. The servers were quick and kind.

    I walked past "Mister Dips" earlier in the day and thought, that looks like a good place for…read moredinner. Boy was I right, located in an alleyway the sign drops down on the side of the building. Something I've never seen before. The restaurant was a bit busy and seating was limited so we had to wait for a seat. It was worth it, trust me. After a little wait, they called my name and my food was ready. I started with the waffle fries. They were delicious. I really enjoyed them. The buffalo chicken however, stole the show. It was crunchy, hot and juicy at the same time. I am glad I grab them! I watched the supervisor walking around whipping down tables. I thought, she definitely takes pride in her business. It made me appreciate the business more seeing that. Last I had a little room so I tried the burger. Again, Mister Dips don't miss! The burger was juicy and cooked perfectly. They have alcohol if you're interested. I myself enjoyed their selection of Boylan soda drinks. This place has it all. I have to come back. Just enjoying the customer service was enough to get me in. I wonder if they can get American cheese for my next visit.

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    BBQ Bacon Dip, Griddle Burger

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