New Detroit food safety ordinance hadn't hit Lafayette Coney Island before closure
Lafayette Coney Island will have a white placard placed in its window when it reopens following a shutdown due to a rat problem. The placards come as part of Detroit's Dining with Confidence program, which went into effect on Oct. 1.
Lafayette Coney Island fires back at American, posts pest control report
Lafayette, at 118 W. Lafayette Blvd., was inspected by the health department Friday, Denise Fair Razo, Detroit's chief public health officer, told the Free Press on Saturday. She said a consumer had complained about seeing rats while dining.
Grace Keros wants customers to know that her restaurant is not affiliated with one next door. Lafayette Coney Island shut ...
After Lafayette closed temporarily due to the health department announcing reports of rats, American is now claiming their ...
Thieves in Detroit’s west side are using tow trucks to steal vehicles, particularly Kias, in the Russell Woods-Sullivan ...
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