Dinner and Drinks in Plymouth
5 stops · about 3 hours · Updated October 11, 2026
Build an evening in Plymouth, MI around crepes, Mediterranean dishes, or pizza, then head to Red Ryder for drinks and a setting centered on vinyl. Crepes N Crème Cafe serves sweet and savory crepes alongside artisan coffee and handcrafted ice cream. Lavash Mediterranean Grill offers Hummus Lamb, Chicken Tawook, shish kebabs, and vegetarian options, with baklava for dessert. Sammy’s Pizza covers takeout and delivery with handcrafted pizzas, wings, subs, and salads. For an early barbecue stop, Blue Kuna Smokehouse serves slow-smoked meats and Michigan-inspired sauces, with indoor and outdoor seating; it closes at 7 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday. Make Red Ryder the drinks destination: beer, cocktails, and wine accompany a collection of about 4,000 vinyl LPs. It opens at 4 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday and closes at 10 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, or 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Small plates and late-night food keep the evening going beyond dinner.
Dinner
Stop 1
Crepes N Crème Cafe
4.9(334)Plymouth
Crepes N Crème Cafe pairs sweet and savory crepes with artisan coffee and handcrafted ice cream in a cozy, welcoming setting.
Stop 2
Lavash Mediterranean Grill
4.9(272)Plymouth
Lavash Mediterranean Grill offers a casual dinner of shish kebabs, Hummus Lamb, Chicken Tawook, and vegetarian options, plus baklava for dessert.
Stop 3
Sammy’s Pizza
4.9(52)Plymouth
Sammy’s Pizza anchors a takeout dinner with handcrafted pizzas made with fresh dough and signature sauce, alongside wings, subs, and salads.
Drinks
Stop 4
Red Ryder
4.8(149)Plymouth
Red Ryder brings beer, cocktails, and wine together with about 4,000 vinyl LPs, outdoor seating, and late-night food in a cozy setting.
Stop 5
Blue Kuna Smokehouse
4.7(181)Plymouth
Blue Kuna Smokehouse adds slow-smoked meats, Michigan-inspired sauces, outdoor seating, and live music, with counter-service dinner available until its 7 p.m. close.
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