https://www.detroitnews.com/story/en...t/70831913007/
Features:
-Hibachi/rice bowl joint
-Taco/Mexican food joint
-Chicken & Waffles/ice cream joint
-Burger Joint
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https://www.detroitnews.com/story/en...t/70831913007/
Features:
-Hibachi/rice bowl joint
-Taco/Mexican food joint
-Chicken & Waffles/ice cream joint
-Burger Joint
What had happened to the food hall that was on Fort in the downtown area
ah, very cool, nice and diverse food styles, right in the hood. Marygrove [former] college/DPSD school further up the street.
Looks like a nicely renovated building. Looked shabby before on streetview.
In 1988 Tally Hall Food Hall was opened in Farmington Hills, MI. By 1990 it closed down. I hope this Watcha Wanna Eat in Six Mile Rd. in Detroit would last.
I thought this concept's time had run it's course. Chroma called off their food hall plans, Fort Street Gallery [[which was a beautiful space) shut down. Detroit Shipping Co was the last one hanging on.
I mean, "food hall" has always just been newspeak for "cafeteria", right?
I thought "food hall" meant "food court". Interestingly, the closed Dearborn Andiamo was supposed to be a food hall. Nothing has materialized there except a few times when a food truck was parked out there for a weekend.Quote:
Originally Posted by K-slice
Food halls are good for certain areas. Let's hope this one is a success. However, I hope there is plenty of security patrolling the place. Anything could jump off in the hood at anytime