The Detroit Dining Scene: An Interview with Chef Steven Grostick

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It's rather sad to see these people take umbrage at the possibility that someone would think they were from Detroit, rather than groovy St. Clair Shores or whatever other exurb they think is so swell. Judging from the quality of these people's writing, their education system out there may not as hot as they think. In any case, the people who have faith in Detroit, and live and work there, have a lot more guts and class than those who just get the vapors at the accusations they might live in a city that...gasp!...actually has black people in it.

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