beyond that. The best mussels I’ve had since the Cadieux Cafe in Detroit. At least 15, piled high in a soup bowl, with the broth lurking underneath like dessert. Absolutely fresh, not an off taste or a grain of sand in the... (0 replies, last updated by Ann Fisher March 20, 2004)

Two places where mussels are a common order, meaning that they go through a lot of them, are the Earle at happy hour in Ann Arbor and the Cadieux Cafe in Detroit. The Earle is a good pick if you’re out in that direction.... (3 replies, last updated by amandaqtpie August 11, 2007)

Wow...didn’t think it would ever happen! Have you thought about the Cadieux Cafe? For some reason, that strikes me as a place for clams...or am I thinking about something else? I can’t remember. I’m not a big guy... (6 replies, last updated by boagman August 24, 2008)

Really? Better than Cadieux Cafe? (10 replies, last updated by JanPrimus January 6, 2009)

Janet’s is on the list for next week. Is it on Kercheval? Furthest “south” I’ve tried is The Harvard Cafe on Mack & Cadieux. Thank you Jim. (4 replies, last updated by RedTop March 16, 2009)

) at the Cadieux Cafe: http://www.cadieuxcafe.com/ Enjoy your time in the city! (4 replies, last updated by baton November 14, 2005)

What about a Belgian-inspired evening of feather bowling and a pot of mussels at Cadieux Cafe? Bastone in Royal Oak is a more high-end Belgian experience but if you’re adventurous and don’t mind the cozy tavern/beer... (9 replies, last updated by brittle peanut November 26, 2007)

popular at Arbor Brewing in Ann Arbor. However, they put up notices asking you specifically not to sprinkle salt on the table. Don’t know if that’s a dealbreaker. I always thought the Cadieux Cafe in Detroit was... (21 replies, last updated by momskitchen February 2, 2008)

I recently visited – and loved – Sunday at the Cadieux Cafe, on Warren. They do mussel dinners, and have good Belgian beers, and an excellent vibe. 4300 Cadieux Rd., between Mack and Warren, Detroit (20 replies, last updated by mrfood1965 November 15, 2006)

. In Ypsilanti, go to the Sidetrack for a burger and handcut fries and (if you’re feeling froggy...pun intended...you’ll understand when you get there) try some fried pickles. Really. Also somewhat chowish is a very... (15 replies, last updated by Jj March 17, 2004)

Duyvil (Brooklyn, NY), Toronado’s (San Francisco)Cadieux Cafe (Detroit, MI) and the Sharp Edge (Pittsburgh, PA). (17 replies, last updated by Chicago Mike March 17, 2004)

boards. But, I was born and raised in Detroit, and consider myself an original Detroit Chowhound. I had the fortune to be able to dine at the finer places, including Larco’s, Lelli’s, Kelly’s, Cadieux Cafe, Clam... (22 replies, last updated by almamexicana June 7, 2004)

Great suggestions — thanks! I had almost forgotten about the Cadieux Cafe, an old fave. Is it still up and running strong? I apologize for being far too blithe in assuming that Mexicantown is “tired.” I based... (17 replies, last updated by Donna - MI September 27, 2002)

across from Kief’s Reef on Rt176. I believe that the place is Carlo’s River Café. A full service Mexican option is Acapulco Joe’s at the intersection of US 20 and IL-23. They offer several specials a day that are better than the... (154 replies, last updated by njfoodies October 30, 2009)