Restaurants in Hamtramck

The Town Pump Tavern's menu boasts pint pairings such as the Black and Blue Bites (wonton-wrapped infusion of roasted red peppers, blue cheese, and blackened chicken served with a side of ranch and toughness, $7) or a refreshingly crisp order of fried pickles ($4). Heartier options include the toasted-rye Reuben ($7) or brow-dripping half-pound Firehouse Burger complete with Cajun seasoning and fresh jalapeños ($7.75). Come rain, meteor shower, or impromptu spelling bee, happy hour runs seven days a week with the exception of December 25. From 4 p.m. to 7 p.m., guests can meet up with friends, enjoy dollar food items, and hitch a ride on the free Red Wings shuttle to home games.

Nestled amid Detroit's downtown art museums, this café holds its own with inspired European ambience and beautifully plated crêpes. The crêperie serves up nearly 50 predetermined combos of crêpes ($4.50–$8). Each warmly wrapped medley is bestowed with a name to match its distinct personality. Take Rachel, a s'mores-infused treat who likes long hikes through the forest ($6.50), or Dana, who embraces hearty chicken, bold brie, pesto, and sun-dried tomatoes ($8). Vera garnishes her purse with glistening bacon, decadent boursin cheese, and green-leafed spinach ($6.50). Liz, a strawberry-infused blonde, picks blueberries by day and moisturizes with nutella each night before bed ($7). Good Girls Go To Paris Crepes evens out sweet teeth with bold-roasted Intelligentsia brews and other fair-trade coffees.