Dinner in Troy Michigan
I am going to be in Troy Michigan for a night and I was wondering if anyone has any recommendations for dinner. We will be a group of about 10 people and would like to try something good. we have no restrictions on types or styles of food.
Thanks a lot,
Kooper
Toronto
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Thank you everyone for your suggestions. I am also going to be a the mall called the Somerset Collection (I think) for a couple of lunches is there anything good in the mall worth eating? (Did I just hear a gasp?)
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re: Kooper
The mall is a great place to eat a spendy lunch! You have Capital Grille, J. Alexander's, P.F. Chang's, McCormick & Schmick and Ocean Prime*, all at that same intersection. Moreover, if you head east on Big Beaver, for a mile, you hit Maggiano's and the steakhouse corridor (multiple places, $).
* I've not eaten at Ocean Prime, but for the money they've invested, I'm sure their taste will compete.-----
Maggiano's
Troy, MI, Troy, MICapital Grille
2800 W Big Beaver Rd, Troy, MI 48084McCormick & Schmicks
2850 Coolidge Hwy, Troy, MI 48084
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For great pizza a la Detroit, Alibi on Rochester Road
I'm sure I'll get blasted for this, but I like Camp Ticonderoga, also on Rochester Road, for their "up North" atmosphere and their unusual wild game choices.
Fancier: Kruse and Muer on Wilshire.
Near Troy, the cities of Birmingham and Royal Oak have plenty of possibilities, and they are very walkable so you can wander around on a nice evening (not too cold this week!) and pick what looks good.
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Camp Ticonderoga
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Welcome Kooper,
I'm on board with berkleybabe regarding Mon Jin Lau (solid Chinese/fusion food), assuming you don't want to drive far and assuming you don't want something extraordinarily different from Toronto....and, Ruth's Chris Steakhouse is great, too, if you have the $$ (ouch).I'll add a couple additional thoughts. First, two upscale American chain restaurants-- McCormick & Schmick (seafood emphasis), and the Italian place Maggiano's. For non-chain Italian, in Troy, I'd recommend Picano's. If you are near Interstate Highway 75, you may want to take a nice short drive up to Clarkston, to the Union Woodshop (real American barbecue). Or, if you want to head a little east on "M59 Hall Rd." you can go to La Saj Lebanese restaurant (very nice food and reasonable prices for the combo plates).
For more info on these places, check this site, or leave a post, and we will respond. Please report back on your visit.
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Maggiano's
Troy, MI, Troy, MIMon Jin Lau Restaurant
1515 E Maple Rd, Troy, MI 48083McCormick & Schmicks
2850 Coolidge Hwy, Troy, MI 48084La Saj
13776 Southcove Dr, Sterling Heights, MI 48313›3 Replies-
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re: tokyo
Indeed, La Marsa is closer and these two Middle Eastern spots are in the same league. I definitely think La Saj has a clear edge, though. (I'd drive the extra miles, but a reasonable person might not)
If a somewhat unique experience is desired, and you can make the drive up Interstate 75, I think you'd enjoy the previously mentioned Union Woodshop. If time permitted, you could stop along the way at Great Lakes Crossing for some shopping.
(PS-- I agree that this area is great for Middle Eastern food and quite good for pizza.)
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La Saj
13776 Southcove Dr, Sterling Heights, MI 48313
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re: vtombrown
I am quite adventurous when it comes to food and my co-workers travel enough that something a bit off the beaten track wouldn't trouble most of us. I would love to try something local and especially something I can't get in Toronto. I can get bagels, poutine and burritos any day of the week.
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