Bedrock Detroit’s Monroe Street Midway opened to the public last month. Michigan s long, brutal winter is finally over and not only that, but this dreary fucking pandemic finally seems to be subsiding, too. So far, about 60% of Michigan residents have been vaccinated against COVID-19, and Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced that the state will lift all pandemic restrictions by July 1. (Tip: If you haven t already done so, get your ass vaccinated!) With life returning to some semblance of normal around here, we ve come up with a list of things that we missed doing in and around Detroit last summer. So get your normal ass out there and start crossing some normal-ass shit off this normal-ass list!
Coriander Kitchen and Farm (Photo: Facebook) Coriander Kitchen and Farm in Detroit s Jefferson Chalmers neighborhood reopened last weekend after two years of renovations at the former Fisherman’s Marina, Crain s Detroit Business reports. The restaurant at 14601 Riverside Blvd. sits on a canal connected to the Detroit River on the city s east side. Opening hours are initially 3:30-7:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Owners Alison Heeres and Gwen Meyer ran a catering business for six years under the Coriander Kitchen and Farm name and did seasonal pop-ups at the site before expanding to this venture, Eater Detroit reports. The restaurant uses a 3,200-square foot patio. Inside dining will come later.