also check the italian joint "villa" out on gratiot between 7 and 9 mile (on
the left if going uptown.)
great great great food
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From: "Fred Heutte" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <313@hyperreal.org>
Sent: Tuesday, March 23, 2004 10:48 PM
check out Govinda's for vegetarian Indian, it's in the former Fisher
Mansion, awesome setting for a Krishna temple!
> Don't forget the Clique Diner (at the front of the Shorecrest) for the
> best breakfast grill in Detroit!
>
> I have to agree La Shish in Dearborn is the best for Middle Eastern
>
Don't forget the Clique Diner (at the front of the Shorecrest) for
the best breakfast grill in Detroit!
I have to agree La Shish in Dearborn is the best for Middle Eastern
food.. I have a hard time walking outta there! ;)
Mumma's Kitchen(?) for Soul Food, ribs, corn bread and the peach
cobbe
sorry none of my suggestions are walking distance but if you go record
shopping you will need a car anyways so.
record time/record collector in ferndale - you must hit up the bangkok cafe.
best thai in detroit imo
threads in hamtramck - salvador deli cool joint, there is this way cool
looking pl
Asian additions follow...
On Mar 23, 2004, at 10:48 PM, Fred Heutte wrote:
Looking for that really good Chinese place
Chinese:
Out of the way, but I've only been impressed by Hong Hua
http://www.metrotimes.com/guide/restaurants/place.asp?id=6325
Japanese:
Not quite as out of the way, and wo
Walking distance from Hart Plaza? Cyprus Taverna, Nikkis Pizza(best
pizza I have ever had) Xochimilcos is a short drive away if you like
mexican food.
On Mar 23, 2004, at 18:29, Philip wrote:
Chicken...rings...euw...you don't wanna know what that means
here...probably quite accurate anywa
Walking distance from Hart Plaza? Cyprus Taverna, Nikkis Pizza(best
pizza I have ever had) Xochimilcos is a short drive away if you like
mexican food.
On Mar 23, 2004, at 18:29, Philip wrote:
Chicken...rings...euw...you don't wanna know what that means
here...probably quite accurate anywa
On Tue, 23 Mar 2004, Fred Heutte wrote:
> Dearborn has many choices including the mega-starship of
> Middle Eastern restaurants, La Shish (I think they have about
no La Shish for me this year. i always end up going there and missing
someone i really wanted to see. missed Aril Brikha the first
Folks on this list who know me know that I'm as passionate about food
as I am about Techno. Some links and thoughts categorized:
On Site:
Hart Plaza underground has a few good choices while you're at the
festival, but the atmosphere is not about food. Try the Chicken
Shwarma. Don't expect a
No trip to Detroit is complete without a stop in Greektown.
But let's face it, the quality varies somewhat. My favorite
place is actually the Cyprus at 579 Monroe. And while it's
not Greek, Fishbones (the Cajun/seafood place at 400 Monroe)
is quite good, and so is Pizza Papalis.
But no trip to D
i still have a document someone sent out one year. the first half or so
is obviously outdated, but it gets relevant with restaurants/places to
see/shop etc. towards the bottom
http://datavibe.net/~doris/demf.rtf
On Tue, 23 Mar 2004, diana potts wrote:
>
> Didnt someone put together an info
You can't get Ethiopian in Detroit any longer, have to go to Windsor (via
Tunnel Bus) to Marathon, but the price is right and the food is great.
Noteworthy downtown spots include: Cafe D' Troit (on Library street) for
good sandwiches, cheap Odawala bars, and free wireless internet; Detroit
Beer C
Didnt someone put together an info page of places to
eat etc. one year? There are usually food vendors on
the festival grounds.
Might I suggest stopping by Jacoby's pub for some
great beers and nice people. Cass Cafe is one of my
favorites (in the Wayne State area-great veggie menu)
When in Detr
Not quite near downtown, but on Michigan ave and The Southfield freeway
there's Al-Berdouni's(sp) for excellent Arabic food and Rosa's Mexican
Resturant on the same block. I used to work at a car audio shop that was
there years ago and we ate there daily.
Plus there's always American Coney Island
I'm big on the Majestic cafe but I haven't been there in a couple of years.
They have these yam fries with honey which are out of this world!
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>From: "Philip" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: "313" <313@hyperreal.org>
>Subject: (313) food in tha D
>Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2004 10:29 AM
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> Chicke
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