The Clawson Dining Scene Just Got a Major Addition
Detroit News reporter Melody Baetens highlights a new hybrid restaurant-retail concept in downtown Clawson plus other long-time favorites in the neighborhood.
Click the audio player above to listen. CultureShift airs weekdays 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. on WDET 101.9FM Detroit public radio.
Every week on CultureShift, Detroit News reporter Melody Baetens about what’s happening around the metro Detroit dining scene.
This week, we’re heading to downtown Clawson for a new hybrid restaurant-retail concept.
Opening in late spring, Three Cats and a Cook is the brainchild of retailer Mary Liz Curtin and chef Matt Prentice.
“(Three Cats) is in the old historic Clawson movie theater,” says Baetens. “(Chef Prentice) told me he’s doing American food—locally sourced as much as possible. He lives in Midtown and he’s seen the small plates thing really thrive and flourish [in the area], but he’s not seeing it as much in the suburbs.”
Click on the audio player above to hear Detroit news reporter Melody Baetens about a new hybrid restaurant-retail concept opening in Clawson.
