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Clawson, MI · Food & Drink
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What Makes This Tiny Diner So UNFORGETTABLE in Royal Oak, MI
On Woodward Avenue in Royal Oak, OWL transformed a former deli into a small restaurant with a big appetite for doing things differently. Opened in July 2016 in the old Onion Roll Deli space, this Mexican-American diner paired familiar comfort food with a decidedly playful streak. Restaurateurs Joe, Kristin, and...
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Visit The Legendary Michigan Diner That Has Been A Favorite Celebrity Hangout For Decades Now
There’s a diner in Ann Arbor, Michigan that has stickers covering every wall, a menu item called the Hippie Hash, and a reputation that has somehow managed to outlast every food trend of the last several decades. That place is the Fleetwood Diner, and it is absolutely worth your...
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This Michigan Drive-In Has Been Serving Chili Dogs and Homemade Root Beer Since 1939
Bill’s Drive-In in Ypsilanti has been serving chili dogs and homemade root beer for generations, and the experience still feels like something from another era. Pull into the parking lot, and a carhop comes straight to your window to take your order. The small yellow stand on East Michigan...
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This Michigan Café Pours Coffee Beneath The Stained Glass Of A Former Church
A 150-year-old organ sits inside a coffee shop, and nobody seems to mind sharing the room with it. The original maple floors are still there too. So are the stained glass windows from the 1920s. This building started life as a Lutheran church. Now it serves lavender lattes, nitro cold...
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5 Best Restaurants in Clinton, Michigan You Need to Try Before Everyone Else Finds Them
Clinton, Michigan — a town where the River Raisin meanders past weathered barns and tidy porches, where the scent of lilacs and woodsmoke drifts through streets lined with stories. Here, neighbors wave from porch swings, and the laughter of children echoes from the village park, stitched together by the quiet pride of families who’ve called this place home for generations and newcomers drawn by the promise of a slower, sweeter pace. The architecture is a patchwork: red-brick storefronts, white-steepled churches, and the gentle sprawl of farmland that cradles the town’s heart.
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Letter to the Editor: Thanks for supporting the Tootsie Roll Drive
The Knights of Columbus Manchester Council #4354 would like to thank everybody in the community for your generous support for the M.I. (Mentally Impaired) Tootsie Roll Drive October 16 and 17 weekend. The money raised is for citizens with intellectual/developmental disabilities. This year it is going to the Saint Louis Center in Chelsea and to the Special Olympics. Also, we would like to say thank you to the businesses in the community that let us stand in front of their stores. Thank you again, everybody, for your support.
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This Old-School Michigan Italian Supper Club Still Does Tableside Cooking And Weekend Dancing
Your server wears a tuxedo, and your fettuccine Alfredo gets finished right beside your table. Then, on Friday and Saturday nights, the ballroom dancing starts. This Italian supper club has been serving dinner since 1948. A relish tray lands on the table almost as soon as you sit down. Warm, crusty bread shows up too, before you’ve even opened the menu.
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Whittier Bodega Opens on Detroit's East Side, Improving Grocery Access
A new grocery store and deli opened Thursday in Detroit's Outer Drive-Hayes neighborhood, giving east-side residents a walkable alternative to the gas stations and liquor stores many had relied on for groceries. Whittier Bodega, located at Whittier Avenue and Wayburn, is owned by Alontae Pittman, a local east-side resident and father of five who said he wanted to make fresh food easier for his neighbors to find.
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Haunted Market in Farmington was a smash
Tiny ghosts and goblins took over downtown Farmington for Halloween. The Farmer’s Market hosted its annual Haunted Market, with more than 5000 people expected. “I got gummies!” said an excited boy dressed as a SWAT officer. Farmington’s Haunted Market has been a tradition for 16 years, and every...