Where to Eat in Any City
I know Ann Arbor isn’t exactly high on people’s lists as a vacation destination. But we do get a quite a few visitors, either for athletic events or college … Continue reading
I Need to Join a Barbershop Quartet
We’re still avidly listening to that new Detroit radio station, the one that plays all the hip-hop and R&B throwbacks. In that time, I’ve come to some interesting observations: I … Continue reading
I Still Rule The Radio
….but it’s freaking me out. A couple years ago, I wrote a post about how I Rule The Radio. I highly recommend you read it because it’s probably the … Continue reading
Detroit Eats: Lafayette Coney Island
Do you know how many places in the US has a food item (sometimes more than one) that they’re known for? How, while they can’t lay claim to be … Continue reading
Dinner With Assholes
So about that near-disaster before our dinner at Wright and Company… We went a couple months ago with the kids to celebrate our anniversary. We just saw the terrific Frida … Continue reading
Detroit Eats: Wright and Company
I’ve been dying to check out this restaurant since it opened last fall. Back then, Boom Boom and I were out for a night in the city to celebrate my … Continue reading
Ann Arbor Restaurant Scene Part 2: When Prosperity Fails Us
This is the second of a three-part series that takes a look at the recent history of the A2 food scene, its current state, and what the future could hold. … Continue reading
More Detroit Eats: Gold Cash Gold
Last month, my wife took our daughters and some friends on a girls’ weekend in Chicago. While they were living it up by going to a show, shopping and having … Continue reading
Detroit Eats Part 2: Brooklyn Street Local
In my post about Selden Standard, I posed the question, “So is Detroit back?” Have they started to turn the corner and started to put decades of decay behind them? … Continue reading
Detroit Eats Part 1: Selden Standard
A couple of months ago, Boom Boom and I spent the night in downtown Detroit to celebrate my birthday. I know, I know – not exactly the most romantic … Continue reading
