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Friday, January 9, 2015
Wednesday, December 10, 2014
New Dining in Detroit
Check out some of the new dining places in Detroit. they are sprouting up all over the place!! Don't miss out.

Downtown Louie’s Lounge, 30 Clifford: A hidden gem just west of Woodward and south of Grand Circus Park, Downtown Louie’s boasts of well-prepared mid-priced salads, sandwiches, burgers and more. (www.downtownlouieslounge.com)
Taqo Detroit, 22 W. Adams: Opened July 1, this three-level, 5,000-square-foot restaurant features a big Mexican menu with coastal influences and terrific street-style tacos. Near Comerica Park, across the street from Grand Circus Park. (www.taqodetroit.com)
The Grille Midtown, 3919 Woodward: With its dove gray brick walls, handsome bar and polished urban vibe, the Grille is a delightful, casually upscale addition to Midtown. Its well-executed dishes range from big salads and juicy burgers to steaks, seafood and pasta. Delicious brunch dishes. (www.thegrillemidtown.com)
Dime Store, 719 Griswold: Serving a stylish breakfast and lunch menu, plus cocktails, Dime Store calls itself an “American Brunch Bar” — an unmistakable signal that it won’t be your average local diner. With chef Josh Taylor creating dishes like Bacon-Arugula Benny with Spicy Hash and architect Ron Rea cooking up a cool interior, it promises to bring a fresh young vibe to Chrysler House at Fort and Griswold. The brunch is certainly foodgasm worthy. (www.eatdimestore.com)

Downtown Louie’s Lounge, 30 Clifford: A hidden gem just west of Woodward and south of Grand Circus Park, Downtown Louie’s boasts of well-prepared mid-priced salads, sandwiches, burgers and more. (www.downtownlouieslounge.com)
Taqo Detroit, 22 W. Adams: Opened July 1, this three-level, 5,000-square-foot restaurant features a big Mexican menu with coastal influences and terrific street-style tacos. Near Comerica Park, across the street from Grand Circus Park. (www.taqodetroit.com)
Dime Store, 719 Griswold: Serving a stylish breakfast and lunch menu, plus cocktails, Dime Store calls itself an “American Brunch Bar” — an unmistakable signal that it won’t be your average local diner. With chef Josh Taylor creating dishes like Bacon-Arugula Benny with Spicy Hash and architect Ron Rea cooking up a cool interior, it promises to bring a fresh young vibe to Chrysler House at Fort and Griswold. The brunch is certainly foodgasm worthy. (www.eatdimestore.com)
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