Lafayette Park Strip Mall

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February-09-13, 10:50 AM
stasu1213

Lafayette Park Strip Mall

I had noticed plastic covering the windows of a couple of empty storefronts in the Lafayette Towers Strip Mall. Did anyone hear of more retail that will open in the mall?
February-09-13, 12:55 PM
southen

I know a laundromat is going in in the old cafe con leche store front, but that's not the area that has plastic up. fingers crossed on a coffee shop...
February-09-13, 01:44 PM
stasu1213

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Originally Posted by southen

I know a laundromat is going in in the old cafe con leche store front, but that's not the area that has plastic up. fingers crossed on a coffee shop...

I woud be nice to have a
Tim Hortons there also. Security would have to step up
February-09-13, 03:19 PM
southen

Quote:

Originally Posted by stasu1213

I woud be nice to have a
Tim Hortons there also. Security would have to step up

is the security there that bad right now? i always see the car parked near lafayette foods.
March-23-13, 08:24 AM
stasu1213

Anyone has any updates on what will be opening in the storefront next to metro pc?
March-23-13, 07:11 PM
DetroitPlanner

Quote:

Originally Posted by stasu1213

Anyone has any updates on what will be opening in the storefront next to metro pc?

A peep show?
March-23-13, 07:20 PM
Honky Tonk

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Originally Posted by stasu1213

Anyone has any updates on what will be opening in the storefront next to metro pc?

1.) Liquor Store
2,) Hair & Nail Salon
3.) Storefront Church
The last one is tax free!
March-23-13, 07:28 PM
MidTownMs

check cashing
LA insurance
March-23-13, 08:21 PM
detroitbob

Stopped in Lafayette Foods last week and I am impressed...good selection of unexpected products like Calders and Guernsey Dairy ...overall clean, bright and friendly staff.
March-23-13, 09:26 PM
MidTownMs

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Originally Posted by detroitbob

Stopped in Lafayette Foods last week and I am impressed...good selection of unexpected products like Calders and Guernsey Dairy ...overall clean, bright and friendly staff.

Did they ever get a liquor license.
March-23-13, 10:24 PM
Gannon

Honky Tonk goin' for the record of how many times a post can be recycled...nice!
March-23-13, 11:02 PM
Honky Tonk

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Originally Posted by MidTownMs

Did they ever get a liquor license.

I'm not sure but that area needs more liquor like the Pope needs more Holy Water.
March-24-13, 04:25 AM
DetroitPlanner

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Originally Posted by detroitbob

Stopped in Lafayette Foods last week and I am impressed...good selection of unexpected products like Calders and Guernsey Dairy ...overall clean, bright and friendly staff.

Kind of sad when locally produced products are considered an unxepected surprise.
March-24-13, 10:32 AM
MidTownMs

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Originally Posted by Honky Tonk

I'm not sure but that area needs more liquor like the Pope needs more Holy Water.

Tell that to the owners. The last time I was there I was on my way to a party at Lafayette Towers. I "assumed" I would be able to pick up a decent bottle wine. When I asked the owner where the wine was he said "our license to sell alcohol is being tied up downtown." Enough Said.
March-24-13, 10:44 AM
Honky Tonk

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Originally Posted by MidTownMs

Tell that to the owners. The last time I was there I was on my way to a party at Lafayette Towers. I "assumed" I would be able to pick up a decent bottle wine. When I asked the owner where the wine was he said "our license to sell alcohol is being tied up downtown." Enough Said.

Ok, point taken. I guess we should define "Liquor", and "Alcohol" If you're talking about maybe some "craft" beers, and fine wines, I can see that. My comment was directed @ the store kiddy-corner from there. I'd hate to see them start selling fifths, pints, and half pints, cups, small bags of ice, and "loose". There's plenty of that in the City as it is.