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Eating keto-friendly doesn’t mean sacrificing taste or variety. Metro Detroit is home to several outstanding businesses that cater to low-carb, ketogenic-conscious diners. Here’s where you can enjoy delicious meals without straying from your dietary goals…
Keto Katz Bakery
36759 Garfield Road, Clinton Township
Keto Katz Bakery stands out with its exceptional commitment to delicious yet diet-friendly offerings. Owners Lisa Mislevy and Anna Sherman proudly share, “Keto Katz Bakery produces 100% sugar-free, gluten-free, and low-carb food completely from scratch! We make sweet and savory delectables that taste like the carby comfort foods of your past, but are guilt-free and absolutely delicious.” Catering to diverse dietary needs, Keto Katz Bakery offers in-store shopping, shipping, and delivery services. The duo that makes up Keto Katz Bakery is comprised of a ketogenic cook (Anna) and a registered dietitian (Lisa). “Our goal is to show you how to live the lifestyle you want while reaching your health goals.” Options here range from bagels and lasagna to cookies and more. Their creations are perfect for anyone avoiding sugar, gluten, or maintaining a ketogenic lifestyle.
Breadless
Multiple locations in Metro Detroit
Breadless brings innovative keto-friendly options to Metro Detroit with flavorful meals made entirely without bread. This unique dining spot caters perfectly to keto enthusiasts by providing wraps filled with fresh, vibrant ingredients, minus the carbs typically associated with bread. Enjoy meals featuring hearty proteins, crisp vegetables, and delightful sauces that enhance every bite. The meals here include options high in protein and low in carbs, like the Roasted Chicken Caesar wrap or the Southwest Rice Bowl with cauliflower rice. Breadless ensures that eating healthy remains tasty, accessible, and enjoyable.
Mezcal
201 East 9 Mile Road, Ferndale
51 West Forest, Detroit
Mezcal impressively accommodates keto diners without compromising on authentic Mexican flavors. Co-owner Sandra Haro explains, “At Mezcal, we’re always conscious of our guests’ dietary needs, which is why we’re proud to offer flavorful keto-friendly options like our Keto Tacos—made with a crisp mozzarella or habanero cheese shell and your choice of meat, lettuce, and pickled onions—available at our Ferndale location.” Their Midtown Detroit location also offers Keto Breakfast Tacos with egg white tortillas, chipotle mayo, guacamole, and your choice of chicken or asada. Mezcal further enriches their inclusive menu with vegetarian, vegan, and halal options, satisfying an array of dietary preferences.
Bowl Appetit
22735 Michigan Avenue, Dearborn
21122 Haggerty Road, Northville
Bowl Appetit provides health-conscious diners with delicious, balanced meals that are perfect for ketogenic diets. Their signature keto bowl or wrap includes nutritious ingredients like cauliflower, chicken, steak, spring mix, feta cheese, roasted almonds, and a refreshing lemon herb vinaigrette. Each bowl or wrap is crafted to ensure low-carb diners enjoy robust flavors and nutritional benefits without the carbs. It’s a convenient and tasty choice for maintaining dietary discipline while enjoying satisfying meals.
Vizzy’s Pizza
35925 Ford Road, Westland
Pizza lovers rejoice: Vizzy’s Pizza makes keto dining easier with their special keto-friendly pizza options. Every pizza on Vizzy’s menu can be made keto-friendly, ensuring customers don’t have to miss out on this beloved comfort food. They skillfully craft low-carb pizzas that retain all the deliciousness and satisfaction of traditional pizza. Vizzy’s Pizza proves that sticking to a ketogenic diet doesn’t mean giving up your favorite dishes.
Whether you’re fully committed to a ketogenic lifestyle or simply looking for healthier alternatives, these Metro Detroit establishments offer exceptional flavors without compromise. Dining keto-friendly has never been easier or more enjoyable.
This article has been updated to include new information. The original article was published on July 30, 2018.
