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Craving A Real Philly Cheesesteak? Dearborn, Michigan Has A Family-Run Sub Shop Stuffing Them Full Of Meat
Some sandwiches are built for a light lunch. Others are built like a challenge, and the whole size at one Dearborn counter falls firmly in the second group. On a busy stretch of Greenfield Road, a family-run sub shop has spent years turning out cheesesteaks so packed with meat that regulars warn first-timers about the size before they order. The place has history, a halal menu, a renovated dining room, and a loyal crowd that keeps coming back for more.
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Recent health inspections flag Northville eateries
Recent health inspections in some Northville restaurants found improper handwashing, improper food storage and more between September and November, according to Wayne County Health Department inspection reports. Many of the violations have been corrected. The presence of violations in a past inspection does not necessarily mean the establishment has the same violations today. Inspection reports can be found at swordsolutions.com/inspections/. Below is a list of violations found at a few restaurants in Northville. Deccan Bawarchi, 17933 Haggerty Road During a routine inspection on September 15, an inspector noted several problems at Deccan Bawarchi. ∎ During the inspection, employees were never seen washing their hands, even though they moved from food preparation areas to dish areas, to grabbing supplies from stock areas, and returning. Whenever employees want to start food preparation tasks or return from leaving after completing non-food preparation tasks hand washing should be done before donning new pair of gloves. Wash hands before putting on gloves and preparing food. Corrected through instruction. ∎ Prep line cooler was malfunctioning and holding all potentially hazardous food items inside between 52-54F. This included cooked chicken, paneer cheese, mayo, lentil soup, and cooked chickpeas. Potentially hazardous ready-to-eat food should be kept below 41F.
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This Michigan Chocolate Shop Stacks Handcrafted Chocolates On The Table And Locals Are Raving
A chocolate flavored like Hot Cheetos sits in a tiny cardboard box with its name printed right on it. A few boxes over, you might spot one inspired by Detroit-style pizza. That’s a real lineup at a small chocolate shop in Michigan. Every two-bite bonbon gets its own little carton, so nobody plays the guessing game with a mystery filling.
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An Old Michigan Grain Elevator Is Now A Food Hall Packed With Pizza, Tacos And More
Pizza and tacos under the same roof? That’s already a pretty convincing dinner plan. Throw in a historic grain elevator, a few games, and an atmosphere built for lingering, and suddenly a quick bite sounds like an entire afternoon. Downtown Fenton has turned an unlikely piece of Michigan’s agricultural...
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Historic Brass Rail prepares to reopen with family traditions intact
PORT HURON, MI — Nearly 90 years after Helen David transformed her family's ice cream parlor into the Brass Rail, the historic downtown bar is preparing to welcome customers back for another Tom and Jerry season. The Brass Rail, located at 410 Huron Ave., is scheduled to reopen Wednesday, Nov. 18, following extensive renovations that took longer than originally anticipated. For Tony Abou-Ganim, a Port Huron native, longtime bartender and relative of David, the project is about preserving a family legacy and a tradition that has become part of the city's identity. In late 2025, Abou-Ganim partnered with local real estate developer Jimmy Radatz to purchase and restore the Brass Rail , returning the business to family ownership. Renovations uncover more than expected The bar operated during the 2025 Tom and Jerry season before closing Jan. 1 for renovations. The original goal was to reopen June 15, 2026 — the 89th anniversary of its founding. But renovations uncovered additional work that needed to be completed before reopening. "It turned into a much larger project than we originally envisioned when we ran Tom and Jerry's last season," Abou-Ganim said. The work included electrical, plumbing and heating and cooling upgrades, asbestos removal