Michigan & Trumbull to get Coney Island

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April-23-10, 09:49 AM
Supersport

Michigan & Trumbull to get Coney Island

Don't worry, you won't be rounding first in order to get two on one with everything and a side of chili cheese fries.

I just stopped in and talked with the new owner of Maxie's on the Southwest corner of Michigan & Trumbull. They are currently completely gutting the place, remodeling it, and are going to open up a coney island. He is hoping the place will be ready to open in approximately 6 months time.
April-23-10, 11:30 AM
jackie5275

Just in time for the World Series ;-)
April-23-10, 12:32 PM
Johnnie Sue Bridges

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Originally Posted by Supersport

Don't worry, you won't be rounding first in order to get two on one with everything and a side of chili cheese fries.

I just stopped in and talked with the new owner of Maxie's on the Southwest corner of Michigan & Trumbull. They are currently completely gutting the place, remodeling it, and are going to open up a coney island. He is hoping the place will be ready to open in approximately 6 months time.

Wow, this is great news--my old neighborhood. I love that area. :)
Keep on building, Detroit!
April-24-10, 12:41 PM
detroitsgwenivere

There's already a thread about this.
April-24-10, 04:37 PM
313WX

Not to piss on this thread, but Coney Islands are on every other corner in the city [[and there are at least 5 well known coneys in Downtown alone). It's like cheering for a new liquor store opening around the corner. It's REALLY not that big of a deal IMO.

Now when a Waffle House of Cheesecake Factory opens up inteh city, let me know! :)
April-24-10, 04:52 PM
Gsgeorge

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Originally Posted by 313WX

Not to piss on this thread, but Coney Islands are on every other corner in the city [[and there are at least 5 well known coneys in Downtown alone). It's like cheering for a new liquor store opening around the corner. It's REALLY not that big of a deal IMO.

Well I, for one, think its a big deal when any vacant, blighted building is renovated and reused for a new business in Detroit. Corktown doesn't have a 'true' Coney and this will be a welcome addition to Michigan & Trumbull.