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As St. Patrick’s Day approaches, Metro Detroiters are gearing up to celebrate with one of the most iconic Irish dishes: corned beef. While these beloved spots serve up their delicious creations all year long, this time of year makes their expertly brined and slow-cooked offerings even more irresistible. Whether you’re a fan of a classic sandwich or looking to enjoy it as part of a hearty Irish-inspired platter, these local favorites are ready to deliver the perfect bite…
ASIAN CORNED BEEF
13360 Wyoming, Detroit
14820 West 7 Mile Road, Detroit
13240 Gratiot Avenue, Detroit
Asian Corned Beef is a Detroit original, serving up its unique take that has developed a cult following. Known for their famous corned beef egg rolls, this local treasure blends bold flavors and innovative recipes, making their offerings as crave-worthy as they are creative. These egg rolls come in two options: simple with Swiss, or elevated with ground beef, cabbage, and Swiss cheese, but they have additional egg roll choices as well. Other corned beef options on the menu include hearty sandwiches and dinner platters with sides like battered mushrooms or fries. Whether you’re indulging in their signature egg rolls or trying one of their filling meals, Asian Corned Beef offers a distinct spin on this beloved dish that keeps customers coming back for more.
THE BRONX DELI
247 South Telegraph Road, Pontiac
When it comes to corned beef, The Bronx Deli doesn’t mess around. This New York-style deli has an extensive selection of corned beef options on its menu, ranging from egg rolls and salads to topped burgers, hotdogs, and of course, sandwiches. Speaking of, choices include Duane’s Corned Beef, with Swiss and mustard on double-baked rye, Dinty Moore Triple with romaine, Roma tomatoes, and Russian dressing, or Carrie’s Double Beef, with slow-roasted beef brisket, grilled onions, hot peppers, veggies, and provolone cheese grilled to perfection on an onion roll. No matter what form of corned beef you’re looking for, The Bronx Deli is ready to satisfy.
MR. CORNED BEEF
17819 West 7 Mile, Detroit
18085 East 8 Mile Road, Eastpointe
11000 East Jefferson Avenue, Detroit
Mr. Corned Beef takes an all-encompassing approach to their corned beef, a deli truly embodying its name. As Jewella Taylor shares, “Discover the Taste of Love at First Bite! Join us at our three locations to experience meat prepped and marinated to perfection. Come hungry and leave happy! We can’t wait to serve you!” With only 6 sandwiches on the menu, this spot has kept things simple while staying as impressive as ever. Their meats are cooked to achieve the perfect tenderness and can be enjoyed in a variety of ways, from a classic sandwich to the Twister, which also features smoked turkey. Pair a Reuben sandwich with coleslaw or potato salad, and know you’ll want to be back for another.
CONOR O’NEILL’S
328 South Main Street, Ann Arbor
Conor O’Neill’s is a slice of Ireland in the heart of Ann Arbor, and their corned beef is as authentic as it gets. The Corned Beef Reuben is a classic, with sauerkraut, Swiss cheese, and thousand island dressing between grilled marbled rye pumpernickel bread. As this pub was mostly designed in Ireland, guests get transported when they walk in. Grab a table and enjoy watching a game on TV, live Irish music, or great conversation with your tablemates, along with other favorite Irish dishes like Dublin Brie or Irish Boxty (potato pancake).
FRANK’S DELI & GRILL
3405 Russell Street, Detroit
For a classic deli experience, Frank’s Deli & Grill delivers corned beef perfection. Their sandwiches are piled high with freshly sliced corned beef, like the 1lb Triple Decker with coleslaw and Russian dressing. Other choices featuring this key ingredient include egg rolls, wraps, pitas, burgers, breakfast platters, and more. Whether you’re dining in or grabbing your meal to go, Frank’s knows how to satisfy your deli cravings with a no-frills, all-flavor approach.
This article has been updated to include new information. The original article was published on March 6, 2024.
