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St. Patrick’s Day is quickly approaching and the time for planning your festivities has arrived. When it comes to celebrating, making sure you have a hearty meal in your stomach is always a top priority. But not just any meal will suffice on this joyous day of merriment, especially considering it lands on a Friday this year. Nothing says St. Patrick’s Day quite like a hearty plate of corned beef and cabbage. These places have the best in Metro Detroit…
Wigley’s Famous Eastern Market Corned Beef
1537 Hale Street, Detroit
A Detroit staple for years, Wigley’s has been around since the 1920s. Many of the area restaurants listed above use Wigley’s corned beef for their dishes because it’s that good. You can get their corned beef at their meat counter to take home and make yourself or grab it on a sandwich at their restaurant, Frank’s Deli & Grill.
Conor O’Neill’s
318 South Main Street, Ann Arbor
Hailed as “Michigan’s Favorite Irish Pub,” Connor O’Neill’s offers a plate piled high with corned beef, cabbage, carrots, potatoes, onions, and parsley sauce.
McShane’s Irish Pub and Whiskey Bar
1460 Michigan Avenue, Detroit
With a not-quite traditional take on corned beef and cabbage, McShane’s regularly offers an Irish Egg Roll. A wonton wrapper is stuffed with corned beef, braised cabbage, potato, scallions, and swiss cheese and served with their Blarney Stone mustard for dipping. On St. Patrick’s Day they typically offer a corned beef and cabbage meal throughout the day.
North Center Brewing
410 North Center Street, Northville
North Center Brewing is known to throw a great St. Patrick’s Day party. Their food menu for the day will include corned beef and cabbage as well as variations on the dish.
Three Blind Mice Irish Pub
101 North Main Street, Mount Clemens
For the purist at heart, Three Blind Mice serves the traditional corned beef and cabbage dinner complete with potatoes and carrots. You can also get your corned beef fix in a Reuben or the Reuben egg rolls…
