Chicago Tribune touts downtown’s considerable charms
The Chicago Tribune touts greater downtown Detroit as a place worth visiting and name-checks several of its attractions, like Nemo’s, the Whitney, Roma Cafe and Coach Insignia.
The Chicago Tribune touts
greater downtown Detroit as a place worth visiting and name-checks
several of its attractions, like Nemo’s, the Whitney, Roma Cafe and
Coach Insignia.
Excerpt:
“Oh, yeah, I know our image,” said Reggie Love, who manages Lola’s, a
downtown restaurant that serves quality jazz on the side. “And it’s
funny, because I’ve lived here all my life — I’ll be 38 on my next
birthday — and I’ve never been shot, I’ve never been stabbed, never
been arrested, never been hospitalized . . .
“My wife and I,
we’ve never had to deal with anything like that. So when I hear about
[what a nasty place this is], I’m like, ‘That must be another Detroit
they’re talking about.’ “
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