Duly's Place

I grew up in Southwest Detroit when I was a kid this was one of my go to spots for good grub. They make the best breakfast special , and it's not that expensive. They used to have these double chocolate donuts with chocolate frosting on top, they were the best donuts in the world. when I was there today they said yeah, they don't get those donuts anymore, it's been a while since they've had them. So even though I live on the east side of Detroit now, When I go to to Southwest side of Detroit, because my storage unit is over there. When I hit the storage unit is over there I make sure, and stop At one of my favorite eating spots in this is one of them. I'm 62 and a bit nostalgic.

I've only been to this restaurant one time but it was quite a good experience. It was open 24 hours and I came in here at like 3am, which was cool. Their food is nothing fancy. It is typical coney food really. But its a great place to go after a night of drinking. Pretty cheap too from what I remember. The atmosphere is pretty cool. The inside is very narrow with seating right at the counter. Keep in mind that this place is cash only. Overall, this place quite good and one of the only non fast food options in the area after hours.

This is an iconic family owned spectacular restaurant known for Detroit's famous Coney Island styled chilli dogs. They are one of the few original family (non-franchise) restaurants in Detroit still standing for 100 years (est. 1920), while other businesses shuttered their doors. They have survived world wars and covid lockdowns and shutdowns. Stars like Donald Sutherland ate there while filming "Rosary Murders" along with Anthony Bourdain. Absolutely the best tasting chili dogs in Michigan, if not the planet! NYC and Chicago hot dogs cannot touch Duly's dogs! The restaurant is not too big but always open, 24x7. Highly recommended. You will be in for a Southwestern Detroit treat!

Anthony Bourdain ate here so we had to. It’s a total local eatery with a counter. I have never had a coney dog before so I have no comparison but I will say this one was pretty good. The chili tasted homemade and not too salty and the fries came out right out of the fried. Don’t expect warm and fuzzy service but the food was good and worth a try.