Requiem For Bahama Breeze; Double the Snow; Stellantis Under Stress
Devon O'Reilly
Dearborn, MI
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Mr. Friday Devon O'Reilly is in and we've got some recommendations on where we've been — two cheap but good lunch spots.
Plus, Devon shares a requiem for Bahama Breeze that after April 5 will leave this earth. Then, we get into the mess that is Stellantis and what might happen to some brands that have a lot of Detroit history.
Here's the rundown:
01:11 - Detroit's gotten double the snow this year, and facing a national salt shortage
04:03 - Where we've been: $10 Meal
07:51 - Why Thousand Island Dressing is called Thousand Island Dressing
08:21 - Where we've been: Kitab Cafe
10:47 - A Requiem for Bahama Breeze and End of the line BD's Mongolian Grille
14:12 - What are the best Bahama Breeze dishes?
15:28 - Devon thinks BD's was overrated
17:03 - Stellantis is under stress but what about Jeep, Chrysler and all these names Detroiters know?
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Devon O'Reilly
Resident "Man about Town." The Dearborn native has passed through the doors of more than 500 bars, restaurants, and establishments in the area. Now a dad, but still staying connected and involved in the community.
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