Best Diners in Windsor

"Cadieux Café is a former speakeasy, and now a family-run Belgian café and bar. What makes it unique?. Well, aside from the wide selection of authentic Belgian beers, this place is also home to a variety of games: feather bowling, darts, and more."

"This Flemish bar and feather bowling destination serves up Belgian beers with bowls of steaming hot mussels. Select from a choice of white wine and garlic, Cajun-style, or garlic-lemon butter and dill. Dine-in or carryout available."

"Once a meeting place for Civil War veterans and headquarters for the city’s Parks and Recreation Department (thus the name), this historic space is now a 28-seat diner serving breakfast favorites, old and new, such as ricotta pancakes with lemon curd and cranberry preserves, and a high-end hash with 20 different mix-ins, including various vegetables and house-cured lamb bacon. Open only until early afternoon, Parks & Rec maintains the quirkiness of a diner with ceramic mugs, mismatched patterned tables and funky green slatted chairs. If you are feeling hungry, get the huge grilled cinnamon roll, dubbed the Cinnafetti Roll, made with sprinkle-filled house cake batter and topped with a hearty slather of buttercream frosting and cascade of sprinkles."

"And then there's Parks & Rec Diner, another downtown favorite with four stars out of 445 reviews. Stop by 1942 Grand River Ave. to hit up the diner and breakfast/brunch spot next time the urge strikes. This story was created automatically using local business data, then reviewed and augmented by an editor."

"Enjoy breakfast at any time of the day in a building that looks like a castle and is across the street from Beacon Park. Amenities: Booster seat. Parking: Street parking, pay lots and parking structure"

"The Fly Trap Restaurant is a hip dive diner in Ferndale serving up one of the most eclectic brunch menus in the Detroit area. With everything from its ‘Red Flannel hash’ (with beets), to its Thai-inspired noodle bowls and pastas, this restaurant can satisfy even the most random of brunch cravings. On weekends, The Fly Trap tends to crowd quite fast, so get here nice and early."

"Located at the MGM Grand in Detroit, the Palette Dining Studio offers a buffet-style dining experience that is hard to beat. It’s an all-you-can-eat style buffet with quite the selection and weekly specials. Due to COVID-19, it’s difficult to say when they will reopen but when they do we highly recommend trying it out!"

"Opened right on Grand Circus Park, this circus-themed diner serves comfort food like pasta, fried chicken, prime tenderloin meatballs and matzo ball soup. But one of the most unique options to Detroit is the Cincinnati-style chili (served over spaghetti noodles). Don’t knock it till you try it."

"We have previously noted that the custard-filled Boston Crunch topped with glaze and toasted coconut makes life worth living. Maybe not in so many words, but we're using those words now, so why aren’t you sliding up to that counter yet?"

"The classic donut shop interior with the somewhat impatient staff and the fresh-fried, pillowy goodness of a classic Midwestern donut."

"Because beats and donuts are made best before sunrise.” That’s the motto of Dillas Delights, created by the late Detroit hip hop artist J Dilla’s uncle and U.S. Army veteran Herman Hayes aka "Uncle Herm." Dillas are soft and delectable, using only organic ingredients with a handful of vegan options. Hayes is a former baker at Avalon Bakery and operates a single storefront in downtown Detroit, selling donuts at satellite locations since 2013."

"When the only breakfast you have time for is a bag of donuts, you can’t go wrong with this hip-hop-themed donut shop in downtown Detroit. Owned and operated by Herman Hayes, the uncle of famed hip-hop music producer and Detroit native J. Dilla, Dilla’s Delights features a wide variety of tasty themed donuts, including Rico Suave Cinnamon Raisin and Aaliyah Lemon-Filled."

"We’re big fans of the creativity of this place in downtown Detroit. The flavors here are different and out of this world. And there’s a great story connected to one of Detroit’s legendary music producers, J Dilla."

"There’s so much to Instagram on Belle Isle: Sunset Point, the Conservatory, the James Scott Memorial Fountain, the William Livingstone Memorial Lighthouse, the aquarium, the beach, the annual Detroit Kite Festival."

"The entire expanse is parkland where kayaking, walking trails and a glass-domed conservatory await. There's a beach, zoo, aquarium and maritime museum, too."

"Another one of the best date ideas in Detroit is a visit to this beautiful park. William G. Milliken State Park and Harbor is a great place to visit together with your partner. You find this place next to the Detroit River, close to downtown."