Saturday, June 2, 2012
Mexican Village in Detroit
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Mexicantown is a vibrant community at the foot of the Ambassador Bridge. The oldest Mexican restaurant in Michigan is Detroit's Mexican Village. One of their specialties is Caldo Can-Can which is a spicy rice and chicken soup with cheese and avocado. Swill it down with Dos Equis and then indulge in sopapillas for dessert. Their second location is on Van Dyke in Utica. ¡Olé!
If you seek a beautiful peninsula, look about you! Doreen Lawrence and Suzie Martin, lifelong Michiganders, are delighted to share photos and information about their favorite state in a daily format.
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