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Algonac, MI · Food & Drink
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These 12 Detroit Michigan Hole-In-The-Wall Restaurants Deserve A Closer Look
One Detroit fish shop gets its cod flown in from Halifax, Nova Scotia. The recipes there have barely changed in more than 70 years. Then there’s a sandwich called the Boogaloo that first showed up in the 1960s. Another spot turns corned beef into crunchy egg rolls with a sweet pickle dip. I love that kind of stubborn, specific weirdness.
The Detroit News
Clawson's Perry's Pizza to close soon after 46 years
Clawson will lose a neighborhood spot for pizza, subs, wings and more when Perry's Pizza closes next month. The independent pizzeria served the area for 46 years and will close on Nov. 8. "This has been an incredible difficult decision, and we want to share it with the people who have meant so much to us over the years," reads a statement posted to social media. After thanking customers, staff and family, owner Eric Isabell pointed to the economy as the reason for closing Perry's. "Over the last couple years, the economy has become extremely difficult for our small operation to keep going," he wrote. "Food costs have continued to rise, utility costs have gone up dramatically in the past few years along with day to day operation cost." Through Nov. 8, Perry's Pizza is open at 4 p.m. Tuesday-Sunday at 665 S. Main in Clawson. Call (248) 585-7023 or visit perryspizzami.com . mbaetens@detroitnews.com This article originally appeared on The Detroit News: Clawson's Perry's Pizza to close soon after 46 years
hoodline.com
Yellow Light Coffee Eyes Downtown Detroit Spot Near Opera House
Yellow Light Coffee & Donuts, the local chain known for its drip coffee and biscuit sandwiches, appears to be eyeing a third Detroit cafe, this time right downtown. A recent permit filing points to a possible new location at 242 John R Street, at the corner of John R and Center Streets, across from the Detroit Opera House.
hoodline.com
Kitab Cafe Eyes Third Metro Detroit Spot Near Library Park Downtown
Kitab Cafe, the coffee shop and bookstore that's become a fixture in Hamtramck and Midtown, is now setting its sights on downtown Detroit. The company has submitted an application for space at 1260 Library Street, a storefront tucked next to Mootz Pizzeria + Bar and directly across from Library Park, in what would mark its third Metro Detroit location.
familyvacationsus.com
Road Trippers Drive Across Michigan For The Massive Cheeseburger At This Dearborn Diner
At this burger joint, nobody hands you a bill. You walk up to the bar when you’re done, say what you ate, and pay on your word. That honor system has been part of the deal for generations. There’s no printed menu either. The burger arrives on wax...
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themetrodetroitnews.com
Canadian Dessert Chain Known for Hot, Glazed Doughpuffs Opening First U.S. Shop in Royal Oak
Canadian dessert chain Mr. Puffs is expanding into the United States with a Royal Oak shop serving freshly made Doughpuffs, milkshakes, sundaes and hot chocolate. The chain’s signature Doughpuffs are a take on traditional Greek loukoumades. Made with vegan, yeast-risen batter, the treats are fried to order and glazed before serving, giving them a crisp outside and an airy center. They come in boxes of 12, 30 or 50, and customers can watch them being prepared inside the shop.
ClickOnDetroit.com
Dine in the D: ‘Recipes’ marks 20+ years serving Troy with fusion breakfast
Troy – Family-owned for over two decades, this Troy restaurant prides itself on providing top-notch customer service, while also providing great food. The dishes are a fusion of Asian, American, and Spanish cuisine, with a focus on breakfast, and lunch items. Also, “Recipes” is all about bringing people together.
The Detroit News
Krazy Jim’s Blimpy Burger reopens in Ann Arbor
After closing earlier this year for renovations following a change of ownership, historic Krazy Jim’s Blimpy Burger is back for daily service. An Ann Arbor staple since 1953, the new owners are four locals who say they want to keep the charm of the place, and plan to continue serving the signature burgers, onion rings and other short-order favorites. What will be different is extended operating hours, a forthcoming mobile app for online ordering and Mothfire Brewing Co. Beer on tap. “Our goal is to protect everything that makes Blimpy Burger special while creating opportunities for it to thrive for another 70 years,” said owner Noah Kaplan in a press release. He took over the business from the Magner family after proprietor Richard Magner died in 2025. Kaplan now owns Blimpy with Ethan Kaplan, Pete Levin and Doug Botsford. The new owners say Blimpy's will still employ the "famously particular ordering process" — fast-paced and with a no-nonsense attitude from the staff — under their leadership. They'll also keep the bear mascot and have thoughtfully restored hand-drawn artwork created by Magner that they will display to honor his memory and his vision for the brand. The restaurant has been featured
FOX 2 Detroit
Abdul El-Sayed gives dinner recommendations 'I'm for Shawarma law'
Lansing State Journal
A sneak peek at the roller skating rink coming to Okemos. What we know
MERIDIAN TWP. — The decision to add an 8,000-square-foot roller skating rink at High Caliber Karting and Entertainment was due in part to nostalgia. Julissa Munsters, the company's president, grew up passing the time at a rink in Ionia and has loved it since. She sold the idea to the rest of the business's leadership by insisting Jordan Munsters, her husband and High Caliber's founder, spend Mother's Day visiting a handful of roller rinks with her. "We found out that in the amusement sector, roller skating is one of the largest attractions in the entire industry, and there's a huge growth rate that's been happening over the last few years," Jordan Munsters said. Roller skating's appeal crosses generational boundaries, he said. There aren't that many rinks in mid-Michigan. In the Lansing area there's just one, Edru Skate in Delhi Township. In early November, High Caliber will open its own, utilizing space that previously housed 15 lanes of throw ball. The new rink's floor is compromised of the synthetic wood bowling lanes from the now-closed Spare Time Entertainment in Lansing. High Caliber bought more than 30 lanes worth of the wood, each plank just under half an inch thick. They're using
thesuntimesnews.com
Manchester Brewing Prepares for Chelsea Relocation
Owner of Manchester Brewing Jason Cooper requested approval from Chelsea City Council on Oct. 19 to begin the application process to transfer the business and brewing license to Chelsea. “We have been in Manchester for almost two years, and we’ve enjoyed establishing our business in that community, but as the...