Detroit even has a really good second ring (Clinton Township, Sterling Heights, Troy, etc). I happen to live in the third ring, 2 miles away from the second.
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Detroit even has a really good second ring (Clinton Township, Sterling Heights, Troy, etc). I happen to live in the third ring, 2 miles away from the second.
I didn't say suburb ring, I said neighborhood ring. I really like Corktown in Detroit tho too.
Yeah, while Detroit as cleaned up a lot of neighborhoods in the last decade or two (Corktown is a good example), it's still best to measure Detroit by suburban rings.
This immediately popped into my head reading your post...
The scene where he gets his coat hooked on the seat levers while driving kills me every time.
I’ve been to a lot of cities, I’m not terribly cultured, so for the most part they all seem kind of the same to me for the most part.
I booked the Chase Park Plaza in January. Also made tee times for Thursday and Saturday - going to be almost 80 degrees with no wind.
It was cold the last time I went...then again, it was for a hockey game...
Honestly it might feel nice considering it'll be in the 80s outside in STL.
What would be a few of the gems? We should have lots of time to explore while in St. Louis.
Downtown St. Louis has really changed a lot over the past 20 years. There used to be a lot of great places to eat and drink around the Arch and the Busch Stadium, not so much now. Very good ouster bar south of Busch, and that is about it anymore. Now it's all out in the burbs.
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I love the Macklind Ave stip in Southampton. It's all small neighborhood places, but I had a blast at all of them. The Mack is a good all around spot with good bar food. Stan's Bar is a fun karaoke/neighborhood pub. Russel's is a great brunch spot.
Soulard is full of cool spots. Molly's, 1860, 4 Hands (brewery) just to name a few.
The Anheuser-Busch Brewery is worth a tour too.
