A Dispatch from Detroit on the Future of Restaurants

Food and Wine
Food and Wine
  • 4 years ago
COVID-19 has altered the very nature of human, communal interaction in ways that threaten to erase the essence of the most important African American–led restaurants in the country, says FoodLab Detroit's Devita Davison.

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