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Hey people please do not forget to check out the Detroit Festival of the Arts this weekend. It’s one of my favorite events of the year and since I am an artist by nature and by schooling (Graphic Design), I will most definitely be down there.
This event is perfect for the family as there is […]
A nice ice cream and deli shop I love to frequent. I’m a chocolate addict so of course I usually go for the chocolate waffle cone. D-E-L-I-C-I-O-U-S. In my humble opinion, better than the Ben and Jerry’s right down the street. I’m surprised more people don’t know about it, but that’s why I’m telling you […]
No seating except at the bar next door so if you’re coming for lunch expected to carry out. Well, you can eat there if you want but there’s only a couple seats at the counter.
Definitely get the shwarma. And if you like curly fries a small order of those is a huge amount.
Detroit’s Asian Village was never meant to be a cultural district, at least not in the traditional sense, as many have claimed. It was meant to be a cultural commercial center along the Detroit International capital River border, a social place for meeting and entertaining. And that’s just what it’s turned into. […]
There are plenty of options for fancy or fine dining in downtown Detroit, all the big names that get talked about constantly and which are often in the choice locations. But there are also a lot of hidden restaurants, cheap dining options scattered around downtown Detroit that you may never have heard of. […]
It is Tuesday, December 11, 2007 and these are my picks for articles published today.
5 Detroit schools among top-ranked in US
5 Detroit schools among top-ranked in U.S.
Five Detroit Public Schools have been ranked among the top 8% U.S. high schools by U.S. News and World Report.
Detroit is a big city with a big school system. […]
There is a new report out from the Brookings Institute written by Christopher Leinberger, a professor at the University of Michigan, that surveys the top 30 metropolitan areas of the United States and ranks them by how many walkable urban areas they have. According to the Brookings Institute list Detroit comes in at number […]
It finally happened! Quicken Loans has announced that they will locate their consolidated headquarters in downtown Detroit moving some 4000 employees from around the metro area back to the city.
“After two years of speculation and negotiations, Quicken Loans and Rock Financial founder and Chairman Dan Gilbert told the Free Press on Monday that he […]
Sorry for being quiet the last few days. I was up north around the Grand Traverse Bay Area. Beautiful piece of country which I’ll write more about later. For now, here’s a bit of what’s been in the news around the city of Detroit’s neighborhoods:
New owners take over the Lager House
Rumors are […]
“We hope for better things. It will rise from the ashes.”
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