More Slows Bar BQ is cooking with new Midtown carry-out location
It’s been a minute, but Slows is making some headway at creating its Midtown Detroit location a reality.Excerpt:Slows Bar BQ has received the financing necessary to complete the build-out at its second location, at the northwest corner of Alexandrine and Cass Ave. in Midtown.The 6,000-square-foot building will be used for carry-out, catering, and as the primary smoking facility for the Midtown location and its Corktown brother.After permits and approvals are in hand, construction will begin, hopefully in December; the spot should be open in summer 2010.Read the rest of the story here.
It’s been a minute, but Slows is making some headway at creating its Midtown Detroit location a reality.
Excerpt:
Slows Bar BQ has received the financing necessary to complete the build-out at its second location, at the northwest corner of Alexandrine and Cass Ave. in Midtown.The 6,000-square-foot building will be used for carry-out, catering, and as the primary smoking facility for the Midtown location and its Corktown brother.
After permits and approvals are in hand, construction will begin, hopefully in December; the spot should be open in summer 2010.
Read the rest of the story here.
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