r/Detroit 6d ago

Weekly Question / General Discussion Thread

We ask that you please use this space for any general discussion, events, and ask questions you may have about ANYTHING related to the city, its neighborhoods and the overall metro Detroit area. The community has a plethora of knowledge from a variety of areas and will have an eye on this refreshed thread to help answer any questions you may have.

Anything is game. Need to know how to get around, restaurant or venue recommendations, what that sound was, why there are police on the lodge, etc. Or if you are visiting soon? Considering a move to the city? This is also a dedicated space to ask questions related to your upcoming venture to the D.

Share about weekly events! Anything going on in and around Detroit. Everyone is always looking for things to do; both locals & visitors. Provide as much information as you can so everyone can go to those events!

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Note: this was previously a monthly thread and is now being updated to weekly to help boost awareness. Its also a new idea in general to minimize repetitive posts in the main feed. Let us know your thoughts!

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u/Scooby_Guy_2000 3d ago

Im from the Cleveland area, but I’m interning in Detroit this summer! I know of a couple things to do like the big farmers market, DIA, and lakes Huron and Michigan are pretty close (relatively speaking). What are some other things to do? The must see/do type things. Im also wondering, is Detroit a relatively bikeable city? Im staying near midtown/downtown area and interning near Comerica for reference. Thanks so much!

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u/sirziggy Midtown 1d ago

Midtown is super bikeable and there's a lot of great local spots you can hit up. Stadtgarten is a fantastic beergarden with NA options if you don't drink. The DIA is gorgeous. Get some detroit style pizza (you'll get a lot of recommendations like michigan & trumbull, buddy's, shields if you're in midtown). I like rooftop bars when the weather permits- monarch club has a great view of the city though you may have to get reservations. River Walk is super serene, Belle Isle is fun and has an aquarium and a museum dedicated to the great lakes. You're in for a fun time, welcome!