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Or two even.
http://www.clickondetroit.com/news/d...z/-/index.htmlQuote:
DETROIT -
Detroit police are asking for the public's help in getting information on two men who could be connected to a string of burglaries at fast food restaurants.
On Christmas, three fast food restaurants [[two McDonald’s and one Burger King) were broken into overnight on the city’s east and west side.
The robbers entered the location and attempted to empty the cash safe. No one was injured during these incidents.
Crap like this gives even fast food restaurants good reason to close shop and leave the city. YUM! Brands [[as promised) has already begun this process by closing most of the KFC and Taco Bell restaurants.
There was a Taco Bell in Detroit?Quote:
Originally Posted by 313WX
There is one on Livernois, at Oakman Blvd. Beyond that, I don't know of any Taco Bell outlets in the city proper. There are still several KFC outlets.Quote:
Originally Posted by motz
The replies above me remind me of this person, in fact, I think we should team up, follow in his footsteps and document the history of Yum!-owned chain restaurants in inner-city Detroit, both ones Yum! currently owns [[KFC, Taco Bell and Pizza Hut) and the ones the company formerly owned [[such as A&W and Long John Silver's) and put it all on a map. This thread should help us [[especially that link in that thread's first post).
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Originally Posted by motz
There was one downtown a long time ago [[early 80's?). I think it was near the Dime Building. Anyone remember the exact loacation?
There we're a couple. Eastside: One on Harper, a KFC/ TB duo on Jefferson near Chalmers. Both closed. Another one at the corner of I-75 at Hollbrok or something some years back. There is an open TBell on Wyoming at Warren on the Dearborn border... Not sure of any others..........
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Originally Posted by motz
The Taco Bell you're talking about was in the Kinsel Drugs building, it opened in 1985 and closed sometime in the 1990's. The building itself was torn down a few years later [[2001) and was then a surface parking lot until a new parking garage for the Book-Cadillac was built on the site circa 2008.Quote:
Originally Posted by Armin
And there used to be another Taco Bell on the west side, a KFC combo at Fort and Livernois [[a block south of I-75) that closed nearly a year ago.
As of 2011, I know that this location's road sign has the 1994 logo, but the exterior signage on the building still uses the 1985 logo. Has this changed since?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hypestyles
That Taco Bell on Warren and Wyoming is technically in Dearborn. So the only Taco Bell that remains is the one on Livernois and Ewald Circle. KFCs are a bit more generous [[9 total, only 3 on the eastside), but as it has been noted, numerous locations have closed in the last 5-10 years.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zacha341
If it hasn't been mentioned already-- Also I'm thinking there was a Taco Bell [[possibly a combo place?) on McNichols [[at Dequindre?), virtually adjacent to Second Ebenezer Baptist Church, but now closed for at least a few years.
Got enough Coneys in the "D", don't need no mic ds
Technically, it was a KFC turned KFC/Taco Bell combo.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hypestyles
But yes, you're correct.
Since someone else already said what I was saying before that post even existed, I'll say something different: What if Yum! Brands pulled a Mervyn's or a Baker's Square and closed all of their Michigan locations permanently? How would you feel about that?
Designed by Henry Englebert. 100 Michigan Avenue built in 1878 Downtown Detroit, MI.Quote:
Originally Posted by mtburb
Zacha341 the former Taco Bell building at the corner of Harper and Whittier has been razed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zacha341
YUM! Brands is serious then.Quote:
Originally Posted by p69rrh51
Instead of having scrappers rip these shuttered locations to shreds, they're quickly demolishing them.
Same thing happened with the Taco Bell on Gratiot and Jane.