AOL pop culture blog ranks Detroit 7th for cheap eating and drinking
Digital City, an AOL affiliated pop culture blog, ranks Detroit No. 7 when it comes to cheap eating and drinking.Excerpt:The average cost of living in Detroit, Michigan is over 25% lower than
the national average. Of course, this kind of statistic is no reason to
go out on the town in Detroit. But a quick look at the affordable
eateries and drinking establishments in the area may give you more
reason to go.Read the entire post here.
Digital City, an AOL affiliated pop culture blog, ranks Detroit No. 7 when it comes to cheap eating and drinking.
Excerpt:
The average cost of living in Detroit, Michigan is over 25% lower than
the national average. Of course, this kind of statistic is no reason to
go out on the town in Detroit. But a quick look at the affordable
eateries and drinking establishments in the area may give you more
reason to go.
Read the entire post here.
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