This locally-owned chain serves Greek-influenced coney island classics in the food court of Somerset Collection North. Enjoy lawash wraps, gyros, and coneys on level 3 in the ambiance of bustling shoppers, vaulted greenhouse-like ceiling, and art installations.

Serving up gourmet popcorn in flavors of butter me up, dill pickle, carmelicious! and 13 others in brown lunch bags. Shoppers can munch on a delicious snack while window shopping or stock up on large quantities for movie night. All proceeds of Brown Bag Popcorn go to SAY Detroit — a charity that provides food, family health clinics, and educational programming to families in need.

A contemporary American restaurant known for its breaded or grilled seafood and extensive wine selection. Hooks under the bar accommodate multiple shopping bags, and during times of high volume, it’s encouraged to leave a name at the host stand and walk the mall while waiting.

Founded in Detroit in 1937, Shield’s is known for its pan pizzas. The metro area chain, which reestablished itself in Detroit proper in 2019, offers a classic version of the square with sauce on top of a generous helping of brick cheese.

This casual outfit serves traditional Lebanese and Mediterranean favorites like falafel, kebabs, and shawarma. The party platters are packed with various options, including vegan and vegetarian, and serve parties ranging in size from two to ten — though it’s cautioned when dining here that the portion sizes can almost always guarantee you’ll be bringing home leftovers.

In addition to offering imported pantry staples, Polish Market includes a hot food bar with specialties such as breaded chicken, pork chops, kraut, and pierogi. Pair with fresh bread from the bakery and links of homemade kielbasa.

The airy, pink-and-white-hued eatery offers cuisine with hints of Latin American influence, along with margaritas, frosé, and beer. The fireplace in the lounge creates a cozy vibe that can be enjoyed with beverages and appetizers while waiting for a table or hanging with friends.

Part bakery, part pizzeria, Crispelli’s is known for stone-fired thin-crust pizza and fresh baked bread. The style of pizza harkens back to the old work with thinner dough, light on the cheese, and artisanal. Detroit-style is also available for those that can’t get enough deep dish.

This long-running diner features a menu of Polish and American comfort food served in spacious surroundings with decor that harkens back to the ‘90s. Pierogi, stuffed cabbage, and potato pancakes can be ordered family-style and are showcased in rotating daily specials.

Tucked back in the Rochester Square strip mall is Lolo Potluck, which serves Egyptian and Mediterranean-inspired dishes. Koshary, Egypt’s national dish, and popular street food — is made with white rice, lentils, macaroni, and chickpeas and is topped with homemade sauce and caramelized onions.

This local fixture began as a small bakery that offered homemade baked goods and coffee. As the demand grew, the bakery’s menu extended to include daily soups, lunch specials, and a full cafe menu with sandwiches and salads.

The fast-casual ramen shop invites guests to enjoy the classic Japanese creamy white tonkotsu and chicken paitan broths in a comfortable setting that allows for parties both large and small. Alongside ramen, there’s a wide selection of specialty sushi, cashau buns, and rice bowls.

Classic Italian plates of chicken piccata, fettuccine alfredo broccoli, and toasted cheese ravioli are served in a romantic, white tablecloth, upscale setting. The backdrop of the wooden bar is piled high with bottles of wine from Italy, France, and California. Happy Hour is served Monday through Friday from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.