Roughly bounded by East Lafeyette, Brush Street, the alley between Monroe Avenue and Macomb Street, and St. Antoine Street
Greektown is the traditional center of Detroit's Greek community with a history dating back to the 1890s. Although most Greek residents moved out of the area by the 1920s, many Greek restaurants, coffee houses, boutiques, and small groceries remained. Today's Greektown encompasses only a few blocks, but despite its size, the district has become one of the most popular dining and entertainment hotspots in the City. The recently built Greektown Casino, one of Detroit's three primary Casinos, has attracted additional tourism to the area, and its close proximity to the Theatre District and Stadium District makes it a convenient destination.