Where to Eat in Greektown, Detroit
A neighborhood with real history, a stadium crowd problem, and a few places worth finding between the games.
Greektown's restaurant identity is older than the casino and entertainment traffic around Monroe Street. This guide keeps the scope narrow: three long-running Greek businesses and one newer large-format restaurant nearby.
Pegasus Taverna
Pegasus Taverna publishes a current Greek menu and service information for its Greektown dining room. Use the official site for dishes, prices, and reservations rather than an old menu snapshot.
Astoria Pastry Shop
Astoria Pastry Shop is the dessert stop. Its current site covers pastries, cakes, coffee, and ordering. Selection changes throughout the day, so a specific item should not be treated as guaranteed.
Golden Fleece
Golden Fleece Restaurant offers another Greek menu on Monroe Street. The restaurant's own page is the source for current hours and online ordering.
Sunda New Asian
Sunda New Asian sits at 33 West Columbia Street near the arena district. Its 200-plus-seat room, sushi and dim sum menu, and group-dining options make it a different kind of stop from the older Monroe Street businesses.
Choose the occasion first
Greektown can mean a full Greek dinner, pastry and coffee, or a large group meal before an event. Decide which one is actually needed, then check the linked business for current service. The neighborhood is compact enough that the plan does not need to be complicated.