This west Dearborn pizzeria is planning to operate business as usual, in terms of its menu offerings this month, however, the spot will be open for special hours, 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. Guests can order halal-friendly pies like Big Ray’s BBQ Chicken pizza, chicken wings, hero sandwiches, and more.

This popular cheesesteak spot in Dearborn is switching up its weekend hours for the month to remain open through 2 a.m. The menu features an all-halal menu with items like loaded fries and Philly cheesesteaks using Amoroso rolls, shaved ribeye, and Cheez Whiz.

This year’s festivities for the Ramadan Suhoor Festival take place in the parking lot at Fairlane Town Center at 18900 Michigan Avenue in Dearborn and features dozens of food vendors. The event takes place every Friday and Saturday from 10:30 p.m. to 3 a.m. between March 24 and April 15. Tickets start at $5 and all proceeds go to charity.

New this year to the dining scene this Ramadan season is the Trucks Park, a food truck company founded in Chicago by Dearborn native Mohamed Beydoun, who relocated back to southeast Michigan during the pandemic. Beginning on the night of March 28, Beydoun will sell food and drinks from his three existing food trucks and is inviting other operators to park their vehicles on his property on Schaefer Road for a makeshift food truck rally. So far, participating trucks include Balkan House, Paradise Biryani’s Dearborn location, and Ramen on the Run, among others. The food truck rally will take place about 8 p.m. to 3:30 a.m. six nights a week and Beydoun hopes to feature six to eight trucks per night. Those interested in participating can do so free of charge but are asked to reach out via social media for more details.

Detroit’s favorite all-halal Mexican steakhouse will maintain its regular operating hours during Ramadan, meaning the restaurant will stay open until 10 p.m. daily except for Mondays. Opt to dine in to enjoy table-side guacamole or a ribeye steak with rajas or choose from the spot’s extensive takeout menu featuring party trays.

The lauded Burundi-inspired Baobab Fare features an all-halal menu and is open until 9 p.m. daily except Mondays. Guests can count on the spot’s traditional East African cuisine such as the signature nyumbani, a tomato-based stew made with beef and served with fried plantains, peanut-stewed spinach, and rice. A great option this time of year. Complimentary beverages will be offered to diners who choose to break fast at the restaurant.

Eater Award-winning modern Moroccan restaurant Saffron De Twah is proud to serve an all-halal menu on the city’s east side. This year’s offerings include operating hours until 9 p.m. the week of March 19, to coincide with the eatery’s Sandwich Week. During this time, the spot’s popular Moroccan-spiced fried chicken sandwich makes its annual comeback, along with a fried fish version, another inspired by Nashville hot chicken, and two vegan options. The space also includes a robust non-alcoholic cocktail menu and a dedicated area for observers to pray.

Dig into a hearty platter of traditional gallaba, served with choice of meat, over a bed of rice and veggies at Yemen Cafe, which is open for dining in and carryout 8 a.m. to 1 a.m. daily.

This Bangladeshi restaurant typically sells iftar boxes, great for observers of Ramadan who need to grab food on the run. In the past, the takeout-friendly eatery has featured seven to eight menu items, including biryani, chicken, and vegetable pakora. Be sure to call ahead for more details about this year’s offerings.

The halal burger shop with In-N-Out vibes and a new location in Warren, California Burgerz is open for dining in, pickup and delivery from noon to 10 p.m. Chow down on the spot’s all halal quarter or half-pound burgers, gorilla fries, and thick ice cream shakes.

This mobile eatery is offering $15 grab-and-go iftar and dinners starting at 5 p.m. The food truck typically specializes in halal soul food like barbecue chicken, mac and cheese, candied yams, and collard greens. Be sure to follow Khalipha’s social media for details.

A lot of folks swear off caffeine during Ramadan but for those who need their coffee fix, Haraz Coffee House has expanded from its original Dearborn location with a spot in Warren. This cafe specializes in Yemeni coffee and sweets and is open 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday.

This Sterling Heights destination is offering iftar buffet six days a week (except Thursdays) for the month of Ramadan. The buffet features many Indian classics like the spot’s beloved halim, goat curry, Tandoori chicken, and plenty of lighter options for snacking like fruit.