Dexter’s downtown gets a new Coney Island and 8 jobs
The Detroit Tigers may have been ousted in the World Series, but the ballpark hotdogs served at area Coney Islands are here to stay. Dexter's Coney Island is the latest new outpost of this southeast Michigan culinary emblem. The new eatery, at 8124 Main St. in downtown Dexter, is in the space formerly occupied by Lorene's Village Cafe. Cacini plans to paint and reconfigure seating areas, adding booths. There are currently 99 seats, "plus my own," Cacini says. Dexter's Coney Island has eight employees, including three part-time staff, serving breakfast and lunch between 6:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Cacini plans to serve dinner and extend the hours until 8 p.m. starting at the end of March. Source: Jim Cacini, owner, Dexter's Coney Island Writer: Tanya Muzumdar
The Detroit Tigers may have been ousted in the World Series, but the ballpark hotdogs served at area Coney Islands are here to stay. Dexter’s Coney Island is the latest new outpost of this southeast Michigan culinary emblem.
The new eatery, at 8124 Main St. in downtown Dexter, is in the space formerly occupied by Lorene’s Village Cafe. Cacini plans to paint and reconfigure seating areas, adding booths. There are currently 99 seats, “plus my own,” Cacini says.
Dexter’s Coney Island has eight employees, including three part-time staff, serving breakfast and lunch between 6:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Cacini plans to serve dinner and extend the hours until 8 p.m. starting at the end of March.
Source: Jim Cacini, owner, Dexter’s Coney Island
Writer: Tanya Muzumdar
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