Mom's Spaghetti is a quirky, nostalgic spot where you can snag giant servings of hearty spaghetti and unique spaghetti sandwiches, perfect for fueling up after a game.
"On your way to the ol’ sports games? Sure, there are plenty of hot dogs, peanuts, and Cracker Jacks inside the stadium, but why not enjoy a filling walking meal from Emimen’s (OK, it’s really run by the folks behind the chain of Union Joints restaurants) walk-up spaghetti joint? Each serving of pasta or s’ghetti sandwich (available with or without meatballs) is served in cute handheld cartons, ideal for munching and strolling to Comerica Park. Plus, there’s a neat mini shrine in Mr. Mather’s honor in the shape of a trailer situated inside the space. Guests can buy merch and check some of the Rock & Roll Hall of Famer’s collectible items. See? Both delicious and educational." - Serena Maria Daniels
"The large space also houses Mom’s Spaghetti, a collaboration with Eminem, which serves boxes of noodles in red sauce to game-goers from a takeout window in an alleyway." - Serena Maria Daniels
"Eminem's restaurant, Mom’s Spaghetti, offers a unique pasta sauce that captures a store-bought flavor with a sweet aftertaste despite containing no sugar. The sauce can be purchased online and is shipped from a warehouse in Ferndale." - Serena Maria Daniels
"Place an order of spaghetti from this small window in an alley across the street from Comerica Park and eat it from its takeout box while walking about or dine in the spot’s tiny dining room. Options include spaghetti with or without meatballs (also available in vegan) or a “‘s’ghetti” sandwich with saucy noodles, melted mozzarella, and two thick slices of Texas toast." - Serena Maria Daniels
"Mom’s Spaghetti, an 8 Mile-themed restaurant in Detroit, was opened first as a pop-up and then a permanent brick-and-mortar, reportedly by musician Eminem and his longtime manager Paul Rosenberg, in partnership with Curt Catallo of the restaurant group Union Joints." - Madeleine Davies