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Off the beaten path, down Woodward Heights in Ferndale, this nondescript diner from the outside suddenly becomes a slightly upscale eatery on the inside. Owner Pete Mel transformed a long-closed Coney Island into a place of his own, melding the flavors of a couple former endeavors—Backstage Deli and Salute. Walking in, you notice the...
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I often tell people that the Midwest has the most native musical talent in the country. Don’t get me wrong, there are amazing bands and songwriters in cities like Seattle and Brooklyn and Nashville–but how many of those people were actually born in those cities? Not many. There’s something wholly unique about the music of...
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Mudgie’s is an artisan sandwich shop known for using fresh, high-quality ingredients. If there’s a way to get something local, they do it. They also roast their own meats—so you won’t find commercially processed turkey, corned beef or roast beef here, it’s the real deal. Not in the mood for meat? There’s also plenty...
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Contrary to popular belief, your closet doesn’t have to be overflowing with names and numbers to contain quality. While it may be discouraging to shop AND think about all the money you’d have to spend to keep up with the joneses, there are a few items you shouldn’t get dressed with out. Fellas, this...
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We plan our lives. We plan when we have no certainty that our plans will succeed. The big picture of our lives is really a culminating event of the smaller decisions we make day-to-day. Someone gave me the advice that I should take a few minutes out of my Sunday to literally plan out...
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Urbane Life chosen as media partner for the “Dining in the D” TV Episode 2 of Dining in the D is coming up, so I figured I ought to try out one of the featured venues, Mudgie’s in Corktown. Mudgie’s is an artisan sandwich shop known for using fresh, high-quality ingredients. If there’s a...
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Just a short jaunt from Paragon’s Drawbridge, Eastwood Village, Knottingham and Prentiss Pointe Apartments, sits one of the greatest gems in Metro Detroit… The Anton Art Center. A beacon for driving the arts in the Metro Detroit area, The Art Center focuses on making art accessible for almost everyone. From high school and middle...
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There is an art form to mixing a truly delicious drink. The balance of flavors should complement one another. A talented bartender or mixologist gets it right every time. Next month at Cliff Bells you have a chance to show your stuff. Do you have moves a la Cocktail-era Tom Cruise? Can you mix...
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I have to admit that Roller Derby was never on my radar. I had only a vague idea that it existed, that there was some kind of cool subculture behind it, but it was one of those “scenes” I wasn’t privy to. That is, until my girlfriend kept asking me if I wanted to...
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You may have seen the news around the web lately about the Gallup poll showing that Detroiters fare relatively well in “resident attachment”, the sense of community that helps local economies thrive. The emotional sentiment involved around being a proud Detroiter right now is high. Everybody, whether they’ve ever lived in the city or...
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