More seafood, custard and dining options open in metro Detroit

A host of new restaurants opened, including and several restaurants and custard spots reopened for the spring. Here's the list.

Balam Coffee and Wine

The siblings behind Ferndale’s Mezcal Mexican Bar and Grill expanded the family business on March 16 with the opening of Balam Coffee and Wine. Located three doors down from Mezcal, Balam sources its coffee from Mexico and South America, and has a rotating selection of red and white wines from Latin America. The menu offers hot and iced coffee, Mexican pastries and food.

207 E. 9 Mile Rd, Ferndale; 248-206-7280 orbalamcoffeeandwine

Chick-fil-A

TheChick-fil-A expansion in Michigancontinued with two new locations:one in Royal Oak– located on Woodward Avenue and 13 Mile Road – and the other inLincoln Parkat the intersection of Southfield Road and Dix Road. The Royal Oak location held its grand opening on March 26 and on April 2 for the Lincoln Park location. As part of the grand opening, both establishments donated $25,000 to local hunger relief charities.Chick-fil-A announced in 2024that it planned to open between 25 and 30 restaurants across the state by the end of 2028 and create more than 2,500 jobs.

30955 Woodward Ave., Royal Oak

2060 Southfield Road, Lincoln Park

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Little Bella's Pizza and Wine

If you’re in the mood for brick-oven pizzas, charcutiers and cocktails, then Little Bella’s Pizza may be on your list of places to check out.

Located at 100 S. Main St., the newest establishment from restaurateur Adam Merkel opened its doors to the public in late March. The restaurant’s pizza menu offers classic pies, including pepperoni and margherita, along with garlic lovers, shrimp scampi and more.

Sean May is the mixologist and beverage director behind Little Bella’s drink menu. His cocktails include a trio of martinis and the lemon drop Italiano, along with a curated wine program.

100 Main St.;littlebellasroyaloak.com

Motz's Burgers

Motz’s Burgers opened a location in Southgate, its third in metro Detroit, with a soft opening March 14, serving its classic hamburger and cheeseburger sliders, plus chicken sandwiches, along with shoestring fries and onion rings as sides. Motz's hails from the former Mott's Hamburgers that opened its first location more than 90 years ago in southwest Detroit on Fort Street at the corner of Green. New owners took the Detroit location over in 1996, changing its name to Motz's. In 2023, Motz opened its second location in Redford on Plymouth Avenue.

8714 Eureka Road., Southgate; 734-288-0587 ormotzs.com

Patty and Press Smash Burger

Goran Dimic and Brandon Gorgies, owners of Naked Burger in Clinton Township, held a grand opening event of their second establishment together, Patty and Press Smash Burgers, on March 21 in Shelby Township.

The restaurant’s burgers are a signature blend from Fairway Packing Co. in Fraser and use beef tallow for all its fried side dishes. The Patty & Press Classic Smash meal includes a burger, hand-cut fries and a pop and costs $12.90.

52300 Van Dyke, Shelby Township;pattyandpress.com

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Rock and Brews

Founded by two members of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame band Kiss,Rock and Brews held a grand opening event on April 9in Royal Oak. Co-founder and Kiss band member Gene Simmons was in attendance for the festivities.

The Royal Oak location is the 20thfranchise in the national chain, which began 14 years ago. It is also the biggest street-side location to date, located inside a 12,000-square-foot, three-level establishment.

Rock and Brews pays homage to some of Detroit’s greats in the form of artwork and installations, including Bob Seger, the White Stripes, Stevie Wonder, Diana Ross, Aretha Franklin and Eminem. The menu features American comfort food such as burgers, chicken wings, tacos and salads.

208 W. Fifth St., Royal Oak;rockandbrews.com

Smith & Williams

Popular social media influencer Starex Smith, well known as The Hungry Black Man on his Facebook page, is planning a May 1 grand opening of his new Detroit restaurant, Smith & Williams. Smith, who hails from Miami, and business partner Deavante Williams opened the restaurant Easter weekend at 1428 Gratiot Ave. in the Eastern Market area. Menu highlights include roasted turkey wings on top of cornbread dressing, oxtail lasagna and colossal braised oxtails. These items, all made from scratch, involve days of prep work. Hours are 4-8 p.m. Wednesday-Thursday for happy hour. Dinner hours are 5-10 p.m. Friday-Saturday and 5-9 p.m. Sunday. Brunch service is noon to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Call or text 567-970-9059 for reservations.

1428 Gratiot, Detroit.

Restaurant reopenings in metro Detroit

Along with new restaurants there are a host of spots that opened for the spring.

Downtown Street Eats

For those in downtown Detroit, spring signals the return of the Downtown Street Eats food truck season at Cadillac Square. Now in its 14thyear, 80 food trucks and carts are ready to serve more than 2,500 people every weekday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

The Downtown Street Eats season runs through mid-October. For information and lineup of this season's food trucks, go todowntowndetroit.org.

Cadillac Square, east of Campus Martius, in downtown Detroit

Bob Jo's Frozen Custard

Warm weather and ice cream are synonymous with one another. Bob Jo’s Frozen Custard in Wyandotte reopened on April 10 for its 79thyear and is open daily from noon to 10 p.m. Find current flavors onBob Jo's Frozen Custard Facebook page.

4071 Fort St., Wyandotte.

Gino's Surf

This lakefront restaurant, bar and entertainment spot is now open for the season in Harrison Township under new management, according to its Facebook page. Located on Jefferson Avenue with views of Lake St. Clair, Gino's Surf boasts a new chef and a new menu, plus live bands.

37400 Jefferson Ave., Harrison Township; 586-999-9201 orginossurfmi.com

Mike's on the Water

Located on the Nautical Mile in St. Clair Shores, Mike’s on the Water is now open. Now in its 16thseason,, Mike’s menu offers various seafood dishes, including weekly specials on swordfish, catfish, sockeye salmon, cod and tilapia. The establishment is also known for its lobster rolls, which have served more than 117,000 to date, according to its website.

24530 Jefferson, St. Clair Shores. 586-872-2630 ormikesonthewater.com

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What to do in Montgomery for May 7-13

There's fun and music ahead, and some special times to celebrate with mom. Find some fun and show her how much you love her.

Pick-up Futsal Games

Join the city of Montgomery Parks and Recreation every Thursday from 6 to 9 p.m for indoor Teen & Adult Pick-Up Futsal at the Chisholm Community Center, located at 545 E. Vandiver Blvd. Next date is May 7. Participation continues to grow each week, and the energy on the court has been outstanding — and there’s always room for more players to join in. This program is free to attend, and all skill levels are welcome. Bring a friend, lace up, and enjoy an evening of fast‑paced, active play. For more information, please call 334‑659‑7681.

Mother's Day Weekend at BB King's

Celebrate Mother's Day weekend on May 8-9, 7-11 p.m. nightly at BB King's Blues Club, 1801 Eddie L. Tullis Road, (inside Wind Creek Montgomery).

• Mother's Day Mayhem on May 8: Rodney "The Candyman" Wilkerson, featuring Pierre Stefan and crowd control by DJ TK — $20 cover

• Mother's Day Serenade May 9: D Smooth, Mr. Bowleggz, and crowd control by DJ TJ — $20 cover

• Reservation: opentable.com

Mother's Day at the Zoo

Celebrate Mother’s Day at the Montgomery Zoo and Mann Wildlife Learning Museum, 2301 Coliseum Parkway. All Moms receive free admission to the Montgomery Zoo and the Mann Wildlife Learning Museum.

Millbrook Mayfest

Millbrook Mayfet is May 16, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. at Village Green Park, 3199 Main St., Millbrook. It's a free fun family event with entertainment, children's activities, arts and craft vendors, and lots of food.

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Zoo Brews & Food Festival

Zoo Brews & Food Festival is May 21, 6-10 p.m. at the Montgomery Zoo, 2301 Coliseum Parkway, Montgomery. A spring evening full of tailgating fun and follies, food trucks, beer and wine vendors, live bands and entertainment, large lawn games to play, and much more.  Great time to bring lawn chairs and blankets, enjoy the food, beverages, music, and play a few games, all under the stars at the Montgomery Zoo.  Games and entertainment free with admission, food and beverages are available for purchase. ZooBrews and Food Festival activities are open to all guests. Guests must be 21 and up for alcohol purchases, with ID. Admission TBD. Learn more atmontgomeryzoo.com

Be Well Festival

The Be Well Festival is May 30, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts, 1 Museum Drive in Blount Cultural Park. It'll have a full day of inspiration, connection, and complete well-being. Brings together a vibrant community of wellness businesses, nonprofits, local artists, and community leaders. Explore the Wellness Marketplace for wellness brands, holistic practitioners, and organizations dedicated to supporting the mind, body, and spirit. Music, interactive art spaces, and creative expressions on site. Take part in workshops offering guided meditation, nutrition insights, self-care practices, and movement sessions that provide meaningful tools for lifelong wellness. Enjoy nourishing meals and delicious bites from local chefs and food vendors.

• Admission: General admission is free, but registration is required at eventbrite.com. Wellness swag bags are also available for $20 each. Sales end May 31.

MONTGOMERY PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE

For tickets call the box office at 334-481-5100 or visit their newly designed website atmpaconline.org.

• May 8 — Black Jacket Symphony presents Bon Jovi "Slippery When Wet" — 7:30 p.m. $40-$45

• May 13 — Chicago — 7:30 p.m. $60-$110

• May 16 — Emo Orchestra, with The Spill Canvas — 8 p.m. $27.50 - $47.50

• June 5 — Legends of Country Rock: Atlanta Rhythm Section, Orleans, Firefall, and Pure Praire League — 7:30 p.m. $37.50 - $77.50

• June 6 — MC Lightfoot: 10th anniversary one night stand — 8 p.m. $25 - $60

• June 22 — Vince Gill — 7 p.m. $66 - $136

• July 24, 25 and 26 — Leanne Morgan , The Time of Our Lives Tour — 7 p.m. each night, $45.75 - $285 each night

• June 27 — When a Woman's Fed Up — 8 p.m. $49 - $64

• Sept. 11 — The Rick Burgess Show: Are You Ready Live Tour featuring Mr. Lucky — 7 p.m. $69 - $99

• Oct. 10 — Daniel Tosh: My First Farewell Tour — 7 p.m. $45.50 - $75.50

ALABAMA SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL

For tickets call the box office at 334-271-5353 or visitasf.net.

• Chicken and Biscuits: When: June 4-21, on the Octagon Stage. By Douglas Lyons. Baneatta and Beverly are sisters who reunite with each other and their wacky relatives at their father's funeral.

• Beautiful: the Carole King Musical: When: July 16-Aug. 16, on the Festival Stage. A smash Broadway musical packed with pop hits that defined a generation. Book by Douglas McGrath. Words and music by Gerry Goffin, Carole King, Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil. Recommended for ages 12 and up. Before she was world-renowned singer-songwriter Carole King, she was Carole Klein — a Brooklyn girl with a piano, a dream, and a sound all her own. She created timeless hits, including “You’ve Got a Friend,” “Will You Love Me Tomorrow,” “Natural Woman,” “Locomotion” and more.

MONTGOMERY WHITEWATER

Montgomery Whitewater is at 1100 Maxwell Blvd, Montgomery.

Look for updates and additions to the schedule atmontgomerywhitewater.com.

W.A. GAYLE PLANETARIUM

TheW.A. Gayle Planetarium, 1010 Forest Ave., Montgomery in Oak Park is open to the general public for screenings on Saturdays. Gayle Planetarium is now showing two engaging full‑dome experiences designed for both children and general audiences. The planetarium has completed a technology refresh with the installation of a new digital laser phosphor JVC projector, ensuring brighter, sharper, and more vibrant visuals for all upcoming shows.

• 10 a.m. (Kids Show): “Solar System Odyssey”

• 11:30 a.m. (general audience): “Out There – The Quest for Extra Solar Worlds”

• 1 p.m. (Kids Show): “Solar System Odyssey”

• 2:30 p.m. (General Audience): “Out There – The Quest for Extra Solar Worlds”

The planetarium opens 20 minutes before each show to give guests time to view the exhibits — including a model of the Hubble Space Telescope — and visit the gift shop.

“Solar System Odyssey” is a character-driven adventure set in the future, in a time when humans have depleted the resources of their home planet. A business tycoon recruits our hero, Jack Larson, on a mission to discover a new home for humans to colonize. Join Jack and a stowaway, Ashley Trout, on a wild ride through our Solar System as he looks for answers to these questions: How are the worlds of our Solar System alike? How are they different? What must those worlds have in order for humans to live there?

“Out There – The Quest for Extra Solar Worlds” explores the thousands of years that mankind thought that the Earth was the center of the Universe. Thanks to our curiosity, imagination and urge to explore, we now know that planets like our Earth are nothing special in the cosmos. The Sun is just one ordinary star among hundreds of billions in our galaxy, the Milky Way. With the world’s most powerful telescopes, we are able to explore more and more of the Universe. What we have found so far has surpassed even the wildest expectations of scientists as well as authors of science fiction. Most stars have planets — it turns out they are more common than we thought. A huge diversity of different worlds is out there, just waiting to be discovered.

The W.A. Gayle Planetarium is an educational facility dedicated to exploring the wonders of Earth and space through captivating presentations, light shows, and immersive experiences.

The facility has a seating capacity of 159. Admission is $7.50 for each person age 3 and up. Ages 2 and under get in free.

For additional information concerning the Planetarium, contact us at (334) 625-4799 orgayleplanetarium@montgomeryal.gov.

CAPRI THEATRE

Get tickets atcapritheatre.orgor call 334-262-4858. The Capri is at 1045 E. Fairview Ave, Montgomery. It’s the longest continually operated movie theatre in Alabama. Become a member of the Capri Community Film Society and receive ticket discounts, plus admission benefits at art house theaters across the country. Member tickets are $10, and non-member tickets are $12. Ticket books will be $90 for a pack of 10.

• May 7 — "Kiki's Delivery Service" (Japanese with English subtitles) — 7 p.m.

• May 8-11 — "Fantasy Life" — 4 p.m. and 7 p.m.

• May 13 — "Good Will Hunting" — 7 p.m. (free with RSVP)

• May 14 — "Porco Rosso" (Japanese with English subtitles) — 7 p.m.

• May 15-18 — "The Christophers" — 4 p.m. and 7 p.m.

• May 21 — "Spirited Away" (Japanese with English subtitles) — 7 p.m.

• May 22-25 — "Amrum" — 4 p.m. and 7 p.m.

• May 28: "The Boy and The Heron" (Japanese with English subtitles) — 7 p.m.

• May 29-June 1 — "Blue Heron"— 4 p.m. and 7 p.m.

• May 31 & June 2 — 'Frida Kahlo" — Exhibition on Screen — Sunday 1 p.m., Tuesday 7 p.m.

CLOVERDALE PLAYHOUSE

cloverdaleplayhouse.org, 334-262-1530

960 Cloverdale Road, Montgomery

"Perfect Arrangement" — April 30-May 10 — It’s 1950, and new colors are being added to the Red Scare. Two U.S. State Department employees, Bob and Norma, have been tasked with identifying sexual deviants within their ranks. There’s just one problem: Both Bob and Norma are gay, and have married each other’s partners as a carefully constructed cover. Inspired by the true story of the earliest stirrings of the American gay rights movement, madcap classic sitcom-style laughs give way to provocative drama as two “All-American” couples are forced to stare down the closet door. Thursday through Saturday shows are at 7 p.m. Sunday matinees are at 2 p.m. Doors open one hour early. Tickets are $20 for adults, and $10 for students. Visit the Playhouse website (cloverdaleplayhouse.org) to purchase tickets. Or, they can call the PlayhouseBox Office at 334-262-1530 for additional information or to purchase tickets by phone.

"The Emperor's New Clothes" — July 16-26

"Uruinetown" — Oct. 8-18

"The Importance of Being Earnest" — Dec. 10-20

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MILLBROOK COMMUNITY PLAYERS

millbrooktheater.com,334-782-7317

5720 Main St., Millbrook

"Alice In Wonderland" — July 16-26

"The Adams Family Musical" — Sept. 24-Oct. 4

"Disney's Frozen, the Broadway Musical' — Nov. 12-22

PIKE ROAD THEATRE COMPANY

pikeroadtheatrecompany.org,334-414-0193

Productions at Pike Road Intermediate School, 4710 Pike Road

"Tuck Everlasting: The Musical" — April 23-May 10

"Disney's The Little Mermaid" — July 9-26

"Little Shop of Horrors" — Oct.8-25

"A Christmas Carol" Dec. 3-20

PRATTVILLE’S WAY OFF BROADWAY THEATRE

cc.prattvilleal.gov, 334-595-0850

203 W. 4th St., Prattville

General admission tickets are $12 online, or $14 at the door.

WETUMPKA DEPOT

wetumpkadepot.com/home.html,  334-868-1440

300 S. Main St., Wetumpka

"Men on Boats" — April 30-May 10

"Singing in the Rain" - Penguin Project — May 29, 30, 31

"Gentoo Showcase" - Exceptional Young Adult Project — June 5, 6, 7

"The Roommate" — July 9-18

"Traveling with Truman and Nelle" — Aug. 6-15

"Don’t Dress for Dinner" — Sept. 17-Oct. 3

RED DOOR THEATRE

reddoortheatre.org, 334-738-8687, 101 N. Prairie St., Union Springs

"Two Witches, No Waiting" — July 23-26

"Winter Wonderettes" — Dec. 3-6

The Red Door Theatre is located 35 miles SE of Montgomery. Play reservations ($20) and optional dinners ($20) — both evening and matinee performances are offered.

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Here's What the Judges Are Performing at the Season 24 “American Idol” Finale (Exclusive)

The season 24 finale will feature performances by judges Carrie Underwood, Luke Bryan and Lionel Richie

NEED TO KNOW

• Alicia Keys will serve as the guest mentor and performer alongside a star-studded lineup of musical guests

• The finale will air on Monday, May 11

The season 24 finale ofAmerican Idolis officially stacked with exciting performances.

The episode, which will air on Monday, May 11, will feature performances by judgesCarrie Underwood,Luke BryanandLionel Richie, PEOPLE can exclusively reveal.

Bryan, 49, Richie, 76, and Underwood, 43, will perform "Deep River Woman" by Richie.

Bryan will take the stage solo to perform his new song "Fish Hunt Golf Drink" — and then again with finalist Julián Kalel to perform "A Thousand Miles from Nowhere" by Dwight Yoakam.

Underwood will also take the stage once more for an exciting performance withMötley Crüe.

Idol previously announced its star-studded lineup of finale performers, includingBrad Paisley, Blues Traveler,Cameron Whitcomb,Clay Aiken, En Vogue, Gin Blossoms,Jason Mraz, Lee Ann Womack,Nelly,ShinedownandTori Kelly.

In addition,Alicia Keyswill serve as the guest mentor and performer.

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On May 4, contestants Chris Tungseth and Braden Rumfelt were sent home, leaving Hannah Harper, Jordan McCullough and Keyla Richardson as the Top 3 in the finale.

Elsewhere in the episode, which hosted a Class of 2006 Reunion, Paris Bennett,Kellie Pickler, Elliott Yamin, Bucky Covington and winnerTaylor Hicksreturned to the show to honor the 20th anniversary of their season.

The show also welcomed original judgesRandy JacksonandPaula Abdul. Both served as mentors for the Top 5 — and Abdul joined Underwood, Bryan and Richie as a guest judge.

"I'm just so happy to be at my old home and to see some of my children that are now grown and have kids, and meeting the new hopefuls," Abdul said, according toEntertainment Weekly. "I hope all of you have the best time ever and leave your heart out there."

Ahead of the finale, Underwood wasmoved to tearsby Harper's audition to an original song about postpartum depression. Meanwhile, Richardsonmoved guest judge Jennifer Hudson— in addition to the rest of the judges — when she performed "Circle of Life" on Disney night. On Taylor Swift night, McCullough was praised by Richie — who said he has the ability to turn everything he sings into "a religious experience."

The season 24 finale of the singing competition show will air on Monday, May 11 at 8 p.m. ET on ABC.

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Nicholas Braun Is 'Excited to Hear What the Brits Think' of His English Accent in “The Sheep Detectives” (Exclusive)

Nicholas Braun tells PEOPLE he "felt a big responsibility" to get his English accent right in order to play a Brit in The Sheep Detectives

NEED TO KNOW

• Braun costars in the new movie with Molly Gordon, Hugh Jackman, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Chris O'Dowd, Brett Goldstein and more

• The Sheep Detectives is in theaters May 8

American actors are not often cast as English characters in the movies, butNicholas Braungot that exact opportunity when he signed on toThe Sheep Detectives.

In the film, Braun, 38, portrays Tim, a police officer in a countryside town in the United Kingdom who is tasked with investigating the murder of local shepherd George (Hugh Jackman). As such, theSuccessionalum spent a significant amount of time developing his own English accent for the role.

"I felt a big responsibility to get the accent right because, as an American getting to play a British part, it's pretty rare," Braun tells PEOPLE. "Those guys are taking our parts all the time, and I felt honored and obliged to do this accent right."

"So I'm excited to hear what the Brits think of how I did," he continues, "but I stand by it. Let's see what they say."

The actor says thatThe Sheep Detectivesfilmed roughly "an hour or so" outside London to match its rural England setting. Braun worked with Hollywood dialect coachWilliam Conacher, who has worked in the movie industry since at least 2000, to develop an English accent "that felt at least pretty close to the region that we were in."

"We found anestuary accent, is what it's called. It's something between a London accent and a sort of western English, more like country English accent," Braun says. "It's kind of a hybrid."

"Literally, we're kind of choosing things like, 'Do we say the Ts here? Do we hold off the Ts?' We're just going by feel. It was really fun to figure that out," the Emmy nominee explains.

Braun's character is not the only investigator on the case of the deceased shepherd.

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InThe Sheep Detectives, George's flock of sheep is all too familiar with murder mysteries — prior to his demise, Jackman's character reads murder mystery novels to his animals every night before they go to sleep.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus,Bryan Cranston, Chris O'Dowd,Regina Hall,Patrick Stewart,Bella Ramsey, Brett Goldstein and Rhys Darby voice the sheep at the heart of the movie, with Louis-Dreyfus, 65, leading the way as the intrepid sheep Lily.

The animals help Tim, who proves uneducated in the methods of deduction, investigate a series of local suspects portrayed byMolly Gordon, Hong Chau,Emma Thompson, Kobna Holbrook-Smith,Nicholas Galitzine, Tosin Cole and Conleth Hill, among others.

Braun is no stranger to accent work, having deviated from his normal speaking voice to play comedian Andy Kaufman in 2024'sSaturday Nightand an Australian character for 2016'sWhiskey Tango Foxtrot. Still, he actively worked on his English accent throughoutThe Sheep Detectives' shoot.

"Every day we ran through the entire script, everything we hadn't shot, just so I could keep it in my ear," Braun tells PEOPLE. "I would watch YouTube videos of English actors with a similar accent to what we were doing and I'd watch it on like half speed so I could like just keep the sort of rhythm of it, hear all the little stuff."

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The Sheep Detectivesis in theaters May 8.

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