This Thursday, Dec. 15, marks National Cupcake Day. So in the spirit of the holidays, we present these five bakeries in Sterling Heights. We don’t recommend trying all of them today, though you’ll have to let us know if you do.
Have you dined in a redesigned church? A renovated garage? A refurbished bank? From Detroit to Clarkston, eateries in reclaimed spaces carry a deeper mission through their buildings’ repurposed history.
The Kitty Catfé — a temporary home for cats — joined Partridge Creek Mall in October. The cafe is open to those looking to add a furry friend to their family or to anyone who wants to spend some quality time with cats.
“I’ve spent 26 years in this business and finally took a chance and said that I’m gonna do this,” says Chad Ryan, who recently opened a pizzeria in Sterling Heights.
Have you tried the Berry Summer Cakewich at Dearborn's Wani Cakes? What about Bloomfield Hills' creation Live Crispy snacks? Or Birmingham's Why Bars? Twenty finalists will compete in the inaugural MI New Favorite Snack contest where the public is invited to sample amazing snacks and vote for People’s Choice award.
From the Clinton River to Lake St. Clair, Macomb County offers both new and well-established waterfront destinations. Here are four shoreside dining spots to check out this summer.
Metro Detroit SHINES in the summer, and we know how to do it well. Here are eight ways to get out and embrace the season before it comes to an end.
The city's rich diversity is reflected in the vibrant mix of food businesses, plating up everything from Filipino favorites to popular Italian subs.
“This is an up-and-coming district, a walkable and workable area for the community and ourselves as well,” says Katie Riedy, property manager for the Iron Ridge District. “We’re really hitting our stride of things coming together now.”
“We’re thrilled to have such increased capacity at our new building to help thousands more people,” says Forgotten Harvest CEO Kirk Mayes.
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