I'm not much of a drinker. Where are the good pot shops? Lol
I'm not much of a drinker. Where are the good pot shops? Lol
Make sure to visit andy s tackle box in melvindale for you fishing needs. The owner Richard is a great guy
I'm not much of a drinker. Where are the good pot shops? Lol
Our new place is on Superior Blvd a few houses off of 20th. Right around the corner from you 👍
Mr. Sharwarma is excellent middle-eastern food, too!
Wyandotte's one of those towns you hear about that supposedly had "more bars per capita" than almost anywhere else back in the day. Still lots of "corner bars" there from back when practically every city block had one, commonly operating from the downstairs or front room portion of a home.
Not in Wyandotte but stop by Subis's Place...Its Christmas time, support the local downriver staff.
Since there's been talk of Wyandotte bars, you must check out the Gold Star. 'Nuff said.
All but two are in Macomb County, the others are in Clawson and Grosse Pointe. I'll manage lol
Not in Wyandotte but stop by Subis's Place...Its Christmas time, support the local downriver staff.
Dishing out a good sideways sloppy joe?
Jeeze, I thought this was an outdoors forum, even more about fishing, no ?? lol....
I'm not too good at catching fish with a slice of pizza in one hand and a doobie in the other, lol !!!....
I'm sure your going to love Wyandotte and the whole area....it used to be a huge industrial rust pit, not so much anymore....mostly good people, good food, a lot of festivals and some great fishing as well....I'd still give a LOT to see it 500 years ago, just saying, lol....cheers....
Heck yeah, you're a history nerd like me. We gotta go fishing! I wanna see those reels in action I did up 👍
Congrats on the move! Jee's top Five Thai is our favorite Thai place - Eureka and Fort St -ish. It's a little hole-in-the wall place in a strip mall with only a couple of tables and the owner is a delightful lady.