Blowout brings more than just bands and beers to Hamtramck
The Hamtramck Blowout brings hordes of music lovers into the city. Most will just hit up participating bars, but others get off the beaten path and discover what else the unique and diverse city has to offer. Read about it from our own Walter Wasacz in the Metro Times’ Blahg.
The Hamtramck Blowout brings hordes of music lovers into the city. Most
will just hit up participating bars, but others get off the beaten path
and discover what else the unique and diverse city has to offer.
Read about it from our own Walter Wasacz in the Metro Times’ Blahg.
Excerpt:
Almost everyone knows about Polish Village, but the hot buffet at
Bozek’s Meats (on Caniff, across the street from Al-Haramin) is
recommended for a quicker carryout back to the crib, as is Krakus, just
north of the city limits in Detroit on Jos. Campau near Halleck. Almost
the entire length of Conant has a sub-continental Northern Indian
flavor and is primarily Bangladeshi-owned.
Read the entire article here.
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