Posts Tagged Sundays in the D
Cadieux Cafe & Feather Bowling
On Saturday we met friends on the east side of Detroit for dinner and feather bowling. You maybe have seen the Cadieux Cafe on No Reservations Rust Belt edition. It’s one of those classic Detroit things everyone should try once and I had never been so I was excited to give it a shot. First ... [...]Tags: nerdcity, Sundays in the D
Tashmoo Biergarten
A classic Detroiter move – open a biergarten in a vacant lot on the east side of the city. A haphazard wooden fence, trees wrapped with twinkle lights, homemade benches, tables made from old doors, a bar loaded with local beer and lots of familiar faces. A group of children took over the row o [...]Tags: b3, besties, nerdcity, Sundays in the D
Detroit City Guide at Bucket List Nation
September 26, 2011 | 2 Comments
Today I’m over at Bucket List Nation talking about some of my favorite spots in Detroit. Click here to read the article! [...]Tags: guest blogging, Sundays in the D
Date Night in Detroit
September 26, 2011 | 3 Comments
Saturday was date night. We had dinner at the best pizza place in town, Supinos. Their scarlet margarita always worth the hour wait. With time to kill before the show we wandered over to the east side, winding through streets until we found the Heidelberg Project. Pants had never seen it in person s [...]Tags: nerdcity, shows, Sundays in the D, what i wore
I Heart Detroit: La Gloria Bakery
September 22, 2011 | 3 Comments
Tucked away on the edge of Mexicantown is La Gloria bakery. The air is soak in sugar and an entire wall is loaded with cookies, cakes, biscuits, and buns. Mandy and I ooooh-ed and aaaahh-ed in a completely inappropriate way as we stared at the wall of treats before loading our trays and heading for [...]Tags: b3, Sundays in the D
I Heart Detroit: Dally in the Alley
September 15, 2011 | 1 Comment
After spending the day gallivanting all over Detroit, Mandy and I met up with Mae at Dally in the Alley, a street fair in Cass Coridor started in 1982. The streets were full of drunken college kids, hippies, hipsters and straight-laced looking adults. Vendors selling everything from hand-made soap a [...]Tags: b3, Sundays in the D
