New businesses opening in Dearborn’s downtown area
A business in Dearborn’s downtown area is putting on a new face while others are proving to be new faces.
Meet new friends and keep the old.
Among the new faces in Dearborn’s downtown area are a deli and a bike shop. Harley’s Dearborn Deli, 24142 Michigan Ave. just west of Telegraph, recently opened. The eatery is open seven days a week and serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. For information, call (313) 274-5170.
Adventure Bicycles, 3806 Monroe St., wants to sell you a carbon-neutral way of getting to Harley’s with one of its bicycles. The bike shop offers a wide variety of products and services for bicycles, including whole bikes, parts, apparel and service. For information, call (313) 274-2828.
While these businesses are introducing themselves to the community, another is looking to make a good second impression. Avenue Bar & Grill, formerly the Blue Margarita at 13277 Michigan Ave., is reopening after and extensive interior redesign. It will keep its Mexican food-themed menu.
Source: Dearborn Chamber of Commerce and Michael Boettcher, executive director of the East Dearborn DDA
Writer: Jon Zemke
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