Susan Selasky

5 days ago | freep.com | Susan Selasky

After seven years in Ferndale, the Bobcat Bonnie’s location will shutter. Ferndale will close after service on June 2 according to a Facebook post made the night before. The closure leaves the Bobcat Bonnie’s in Lansing as the only remaining location. A reason for the closure was not given. Bobcat Bonnie’s at one time had seven locations. “Coming to you with some bittersweet news — but after tomorrow (Monday) Bobcat Bonnie's Ferndale will be closed,” the post said.

1 week ago | freep.com | Susan Selasky

The new Supino's will be located at 13 Mile and Southfield in Beverly Hills. Fans of hand-stretched, thin-crust artisan pizza will be happy to learn a Detroit favorite is expanding into Oakland County. Supino Pizzeria is planning a location in a shopping plaza on Southfield Road at 13 Mile Road in Beverly Hills for its first suburban location. The location is known for its Market Fresh store, a main anchor, as well as a Premier Pet Supply, and other retailers.

1 week ago | freep.com | Susan Selasky

Rooftop bars in greater downtown Detroit offer panoramic views of downtown Detroit and Canada. Some places are high atop well-known buildings, like Kamper's in downtown's Book Tower on Washington Boulevard and the Monarch Club high atop the Metropolitan Building on John R Street. Sipping cocktails and mocktails. Dining on everything from appetizers to entrees and desserts. Enjoying music or other entertainment.

1 week ago | freep.com | Brian McCollum |Susan Selasky

The Detroit Cowboy, a Nashville restaurant from Motor City restaurateur Joe Vicari and Kid Rock, will have its grand opening June 3. The fine dining establishment will feature memorabilia spotlighting Bob Seger, Eminem, Aretha Franklin, Stevie Wonder, Diana Ross and other Motown stars alongside artifacts from Kid Rock's career. Kid Rock's new Nashville restaurant has planted a flag for Detroit music and sports in the heart of one of America's leading tourist destinations.

1 week ago | freep.com | Susan Selasky

Sister Pie, the beloved Detroit West Village bakery known for its stunning pies, announced it is going on hiatus. A favorite place for pie, cookies and other notable baked goods, Sister Pie stunned its fans on Wednesday, announcing on social media that it’s closing, at least temporarily. Owner Lisa Ludwinski, acclaimed author and 2019 James Beard Award finalist, cited a need for “a period of rest and radical reconfiguration, of exploration and experimentation,” according to a Facebook post.