Detroit is known for arts, food, music, four major sports teams, theatre, and so much more. We scoured the city for some unique places to we think are worth the trip. So search Detroit, MI on Twisted Road, pick a motorcycle, and explore Motor City on two wheels.
Motor City Gas
Motor City Gas is a whiskey distillery that's open for indoor service as well as carryout. Think grain and malt whiskies, Bourbons, alternative heirlooms styles, and even moonshine made the old-fashioned way, in small batches—up to 20 different styles at a time. Stay and enjoy something from the seasonal cocktail menu or take a bottle home.
Clutch & Throttle
This Detroit motorcycle repair shop and showroom specializes in all things Harley-Davidson. They feature top-of-the-line moto gear built for comfort, safety, and style. Owner and operator Brad has over a decade of Harley-Davidson experience and his team are there to make your riding experience top-notch, whether you are a new rider or you have hundreds of miles under your belt.
Motown Museum
As you step in, the famous voices of Motown will greet you at the door. Take a guided tour to hear fascinating details about the musical history made within the very walls you are standing between. Motown Museum has developed community programs to emphasize education, mentoring, entrepreneurship, and equity for budding musical talents within the Detroit community.
Slow's Bar B.Q.
This local and tourist favorite opened in 2005 and have been putting a gourmet spin on all things BBQ ever since. Sandwiches, slabs, mac-n-cheese, beans, wings, and potatoes fried, waffled, and mashed all fit for a feast at this Detroit "pit" stop. Plus, you know any place that has a dish called "The Hot Mess" knows how to fill a plate worth chowing down on.
Twisted Road Tip: Ask them how to purchase a jar of one (or all) of their six unique sauces to bring home.
The Heidelberg Project
This community organization has the mission to create an outdoor art environment in the center of Detroit's urban area by transforming neighborhoods into living art galleries. At the heart of the organization is the desire to bring all citizens from all cultures together to grow and flourish by embracing the artistic possibilities of their community.
Eastern Market
This Detroit destination has been around for over 125 years and is unlike your regular neighborhood farmer's market. Eastern Market is open three days a week, each one with something different to offer.
Saturdays Market hosts over 225 vendors sharing their fresh produce, products, and more.
Every Saturday year-round
6am – 4pm
Sunday Market features artists, cooks, jewelers, and musicians selling unique products that are Detroit- and Michigan-made.
Every Sunday, June through September
10am – 4pm
Tuesday Market encourages you to bring your reusable grocery bags to and fill up on fresh produce, baked goods, and meats.
Every Tuesday, June through September
9am – 3pm
Sheds 2 & 3
Grandma Bobs
Just reading the menu and this local pizza joint is making us drool. Their pizzas are baked to crispy perfection with toppings from good ol' pepperoni and sausage to wild-caught lobster and herb creme fraîche. They have gluten-free and vegan options, boozy milkshakes, and refreshing cocktails to wash it all down.
