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501
Café Rhema
Bar & Grill
coffee shop
500 S. Saginaw Street
501barandgrill.com | 810.410.4392
432 S. Saginaw Street
caferhema.com | 810.234.3811
501 Bar and Grill offers a made-from-scratch menu
including small plates, salads, burgers and entrées
sure to entertain the palette of even the slightly
adventurous diner.
This coffee house is a popular spot for meeting friends
and colleagues, offering a roaring 20s, Great Gatsby
theme with a cozy lounge-type feel and bar seating
at the windows. Enjoy a full assortment of gourmet
coffees, teas, smoothies, sandwiches and daily fresh
baked goods.
Blackstone’s
Churchill’s
Pub & Grill
Food & Spirits
531 S. Saginaw Street
blackstonesgrill.com | 810.234.9011
340 S. Saginaw Street
churchillsflint.com | 810.238.3800
Genesee County’s not-so-Irish, Irish pub. Whether
it’s lunch with colleagues, happy hour with friends
or casual dining with family, Blackstone’s is your
destination for good food, great people and good fun.
Churchill’s is a great place to hang out with friends,
family and co-workers and enjoy a delicious meal
or beverage.
Cork on Saginaw
Flint Farmers’ Market
wine bar & restaurant
MARKETPLACE & Restaurants
635 S. Saginaw Street
corkonsaginaw.com | 810.422.9625
300 E. First Street
flintfarmersmarket.com | 810.232.1399
Cork on Saginaw is a unique bistro-like wine bar and
restaurant located in a beautifully restored old marble
building in downtown. The cuisine is inspired by locally
sourced ingredients and the two Enomatic wine
dispensers make sampling fun and easy.
The Flint Farmers’ Market is more than a weekend
event. It is a year round feature of Flint’s landscape.
The Market is a place where everyone knows he or
she can make a quality purchase, feel comfortable
and welcome, and probably meet friends they haven’t
seen in a while.
El Potrero
Participating Vendors
Mexican Restaurant
Chubby Duck
Charlie’s Smokin’ Barbeque
MaMang
635 S. Saginaw Street
therealtasteofmexico.net | 810.422.9625
Mexico at the Market
Enjoy delicious food, tasty beverages and a festive
atmosphere at this downtown Flint Mexican restaurant.
Choose from a variety of authentic Mexican dishes that
are sure to please every palate.
Spectacular Spudz
Market Deli
Sweet Peaces Veggie Bistro
Flint Crepe Co.
The Local Grocer
Coffee Shop & Creperie
Specialty Grocer & Kitchen
555 S. Saginaw Street
flintcrepe.com | 810.336.3308
601 Martin Luther King Avenue
thelocalgrocer.com | 810.252.2644
Flint Crepe Co. specializes in Flint-roasted coffee and
locally sourced ingredients, savory and sweet crepes,
and homemade food. Ranked as one of Michigan’s
Top 10 coffee shops with a chai latte renowned
state-wide, it is also home to unique and delicious
farm-to-fork meals.
At The Local Grocer’s Kitchen, the harvest is prepared
from scratch with 95% of ingredients sourced within 100
miles by nearby farmers, foragers, and other Michigan
food producers. The kitchen offers lunch five days a
week with brunch on Saturdays, as well as catering. Daily
specials are inspired by international cuisine and have the
freshest produce of the season.
Hoffman’s
Luigi’s
DECO DELI
pizzeria & restaurant
503 Garland Street
hoffmansdecodeli.com| 810.238.0074
444 S. Saginaw Street
luigissince1955.com | 810.234.9545
Hoffman's Deco Deli has been providing healthy,
wholesome, quality foods for almost eight years by
supporting the Flint Farmers’ Market and sourcing
products locally. We give back to the community by
raising money with the sandwich of the month program.
A local tradition since 1955, pizzas are baked in
brick ovens for a Luigi’s Restaurant flavor. The family
atmosphere provides a comfortable and relaxed setting.
The Lunch Studio
Soggy Bottom
RESTAURAnt
bar & Grill
444 S. Saginaw Street
810.424.9868
613 Martin Luther King Avenue
facebook.com/soggy.bar | 810.239.8058
The Lunch Studio has been serving up fresh,
wholesome, delicious lunches for over 14 years.
Homemade soups, salads and sandwiches made
with love!
Downtown’s neighborhood bar featuring freshingredient bar food, classic cocktails, fine whiskeys,
and craft beer.
Merge
Steady Eddy’s
ASIAN cuisine
cafÉ
555 S. Saginaw Street, #104
facebook.com/mergeflint | 810.239.8058
300 E. First Street
flintfarmersmarket.com/vendors/steady-eddys-cafe
810.235.1968
Merge features classic, made-from-scratch Asian street
food interpreted through the offerings of Michigan’s
farms and producers. Homemade everything: from the
broth to the kimchi to the house-smoked salmon in the
wontons. Also featuring Asian cuisine inspired cocktails
using high quality ingredients and spirits, as well as craft
beers on tap. Spicy and non-spicy dishes available.
Steady Eddy’s Café is one of Flint’s best-kept secrets.
Open Tuesday through Saturday, the café offers both
indoor and outdoor seating for guests to enjoy a delicious
breakfast, specialty coffee, lunch homemade soups and
changing daily specials. Next time you’re in downtown
and want to great meal with great service, stop in to
Steady Eddy’s.
Table & Tap
The Torch
urban barbecue & tap house
Bar & Grill
555 S. Saginaw Street
tableandtap.com | 810.250.3631
522 Buckham Alley
torchbar.com | 810.235.1968
Award-winning, made-from-scratch barbecue cuisine
and one of the state’s largest selections of Michiganonly craft beers (30 on tap) and distilled spirits. Table
& Tap is expertly executed smoked meats with a
unique city twist, dishes that honor the art while also
expanding the palate with unique cross-over pairings
like chilaquiles and Michigan shrimp.
For close to 60 years, The Torch has been a staple
watering hole for residents of Flint. If you’re looking
for a relaxing bar experience full of delicious food,
thirst quenching beverages, and great company, you’ve
found it.
Tenacity Brewing
The White Horse
brewery & restaurant
BAR & GRILL
119 N. Grand Traverse Street
tenacitybrewing.com | 810.339.6676
621 W. Court Street
810.234.3811
Flint’s brewery is housed in a scenic, historic firehouse
situated on a green-landscaped campus along the
river: focused on brewing excellence and celebrating
its community. The brewery has a rotating selection of
thirteen brews, as well as rotating local food concepts
in house.
The White Horse Tavern is a family-run pub serving
breakfast, American faves and 10 beers on tap
since 1973.
W el c ome
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Flint Restaurant Week!
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lint’s proud culinary tradition is much more than diners, drive-ins
and dives. Our dining options continue to surprise and delight.
So grab your passport and your taste buds and venture out as
you Chow Down in Flintown.
Use this Passport of Flavor as you explore the city and it’s unique
and diverse culinary offerings. Every time you dine at a participating
restaurant and choose from that location’s special Flint Restaurant
Week (FRW) menu, have your passport stamped. Reach foodie
euphoria and receive a special FRW prize package when you’ve
collected stamps from six restaurants. Each prize package includes a
commemorative pint glass and limited edition screen-printed poster
(suitable for framing or at least hanging on your pantry door). But
hurry, prizes are limited to the first 300 who turn in their passports to
Blackstone’s Pub & Grill from May 17–28.
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Funding for this project was provided
by Greater Flint Arts Council, made
possible by a generous grant from
the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation.