The American Coney Island Hot Dog
The American Coney Island Hot Dog is a favorite for people in Detroit and visitors.
The American Coney Island is popular because it has high-quality, specially-seasoned, natural skin-casing hot dogs from Dearborn Sausage.
Their Keros family secret recipe Coney Island Chili Sauce developed decades ago, also contributes to its popularity.
The American Coney Island Hot Dog is a unique blend of flavors with a topping of fine mustard and sweet chopped onions.
The American Coney Island Hot Dog is a tantalizing treat that’s still hard to beat after all these years!
Website: http://www.americanconeyisland.com/home.htm
Motown Museum
The Motown Museum is the continual heart of the Motown legacy. This is a must-see for music and history fans who wish to learn more about the real story of Motown.
The highly anticipated multi-phase, $50 million Motown Museum expansion project—the centerpiece of which is called Hitsville NEXT—will expand the museum campus to a 50,000-square-foot world-class entertainment and education tourist destination, bringing together classic hits with cutting-edge technology.
Hitsville NEXT is a facility that will help entrepreneurs and offer education. It is designed to be in three historic homes on West Grand Boulevard. The purpose of this center is to offer community-focused engagement programs that will be beneficial to people in the area.
The Museum engages collectors, consumers, and ideas from multiple generations to create a shared experience that will fire ambition and motivate achievement.
Website: https://www.motownmuseum.org/
Basilica of Ste. Anne de Detroit
On July 24, 1701, twenty-five canoes stopped at a high bluff on the Detroit River. The bluff is near Hart Plaza, which is today in downtown Detroit.
The French explorer Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac began construction on Fort Ponchartrain du Detroit, which was later renamed in his honor. On July 26, the feast day of Sainte Anne, mother of Mary and grandmother of Jesus, they built a tiny chapel that they dedicated.
The Basilica of Ste. Anne de Detroit is an impressive sight. It has neo-Gothic architecture, incredible stained glass windows, impressive side altars and statues, and a dazzling starred ceiling. It is an important landmark in the City of Detroit.
Website: https://ste-anne.org/
John K. King Used and Rare Books
John K. King started his first store in Dearborn, Michigan, and then moved to the Michigan Theatre Building in downtown Detroit.
King filled up the whole building for a few years with his retail store. He used all four floors and even the basement. The store was so full that he had to put extra books and duplicates there.
King is pleased with having more than a million titles in stock nowadays, with over 20 employees and two dogs and two canaries that are always there to help.
Website: https://www.rarebooklink.com/
Bon Bon Bon Chocolates
At this small factory, internationally trained artisan cooks use classic French techniques in conjunction with a little Detroit pizazz, a lot of local ingredients, and some artistic interpretation to create flavors.
There are many different types of chocolate delicacies. Some are classic, like Nonpareils. Others are bizarre, like Hot Cheetohs! You can also find familiar chocolate treats, like Coffee & Donuts. And there are also exotic chocolate delicacies, like Black Truffles.
Bon Bon Bons are delicious chocolates that don’t need all the extra decorations. They’re good without all the ribbons and lace. Good chocolate is made from good ingredients that are good for people in Detroit and all around the world.
Website: https://bonbonbon.com/
