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    Scooter's is a popular bar that a lot of motorcycle enthusiasts like to go to. They have live music on the weekends that gets the place jumpin'! Scooter's is located on the corner of Torrey and Hill Roads. Easy access right off US 23 in Mundy Township.
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    Flint Tint is located on Dort Highway north of Maple Road. They have a very good turnaround time and their prices are fair! The owners are very friendly and provide hospitality if you stick around while your vehicle is being tinted.
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    Bauman's is located on Hill Rd. on the east side of US-23 and I-75. Bauman's has been around for years and are experts in running, walking, and track shoes. If you're looking for arch support stop in and tell them your problems. They will take care of you!
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    Biggby Coffee drive thru is located on Hill Rd near Torrey Rd in Mundy Township, right in front of the Meijer. It can be hard to see from Hill Road but if you pull into the Meijer you can't miss it. Biggby has always had some great coffee and cold brew but, I'm always on the go and don't have time to go inside. Then this Biggby Coffee Drive Thru popped up and I've been using it multiple times a week.
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    Donna's Donuts
    If you're looking for the best donuts in Genesee County - look no further! Donna's has been a Flint favorite since 1962! Our favorite is the Nutty Donut! So good! Donna's is located on Bristol Rd near Saginaw St.
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    Mario's Pizzeria
    Mario's has been a staple pizzeria in the area for years! Recently under new ownership, Mario's is just as good as ever! They have a great antipasto salad! Located on Fenton Rd across from US23 Drive-In Theater, Mario's is conveniently located and easy to get to from all areas in the county. Give them a try for dinner tonight or order takeout for your next gathering!
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    Last Friday, I met some family for dinner at Blondie's. I tried the chicken tacos; they were very good, and the portions were also good! I was very impressed with the service of the staff. Blondie's is located on the corner of Hill Road and Torrey Road.
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    Antonio's is a great place for a quick breakfast! Located near the Fenton and Hill Road intersection. Great staff as well as great food! They also have a good variety of soups and sandwiches.
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    El Potrero is located near the intersection of Fenton and Hill Roads. Definitely a top spot for Mexican food if you're on the south side of Flint, Mundy, or Grand Blanc. Great environment as well as great staff!
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    Located on Hill Road between Fenton and Van Slyke Roads, Burger Street is a great place for a quick bite to eat! Featured as one of Greater Flint's top burgers, they are known for their award-winning fish and chips as well. This is a must-visit!
  • Kimberly Altenritter
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    The City of Flint has had its ups and downs this past few years, but the area called The Bricks is thriving again. If you happen to be in the area at lunch, you will notice the restaurants are full of business professionals, hospital staff, and students from the University of Michigan Flint. The weekends are full of events and festivals booked all spring, summer, and fall bringing people downtown. The old abandoned buildings are now luxury apartments, law offices, or new restaurants. I was on my way downtown and took this picture heading downtown to go to Jack's Stache, a local record store that beyond exceeded my expectations for getting some vintage records. The city is slowly growing its way back to prosperity. Investors always say "buy low and sell high," and if you are lucky, you might be able to still get a little piece of downtown Flint.
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    Downtown Flint
    Great nightlife, family-friendly, and fantastic restaurants.
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    This is definitely one of our regular spots. They have a nice selection, the prices are good and the serving sizes are enormous. This a great choice if you are looking at entertaining a group of people.
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    The original Flint Farmers' Market opened for business in 1920 and was located just outside of town near the banks of the Flint River and was a great success bringing vendors in from the outlying areas to sell fresh produce and meats. The location had several expansions and growth and had been ranked as one of the best Farmers Markets in the country.

    In June of 2014, after 94 years at the original location the market was moved and opened at the brand new site in downtown Flint and features upgraded booths, restaurants, stores, food wagons and meeting rooms, a bookstore and more! The current location is within walking distance to the new campus of the Michigan State University College of Human Medicine, University of Michigan-Flint, several local restaurants, night clubs and student housing.

    In 2014, the new Flint Farmers' Market was voted #25 out of 101 of the Best Farmer's Markets in the country! We really like to go there on a Saturday when the vendor booths are full and the market is packed. It is really becoming a great meeting spot!
    Flint Farmers Market
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    Every year the Bikes on the Bricks celebration in Downtown Flint gets bigger and bigger!
    The Bricks are in reference to a stretch of Saginaw Street In Downtown Flint that extends from Court Street to the Flint River. It is paved with red bricks dating back to the turn of the century.

    This three day event features a police escort ride, bike show, fashion show, stunt competition, vendors and the famous law enforcement skills competition. Police officers come from all over to participate. Enjoy food, live bands and more bikes than you can possibly imagine in Downtown Flint!
    Bikes on the Bricks
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    Everyone from Flint loves a Halo Burger and what could go better with a Halo Burger than Vernor's! The two have gone hand-in-hand for generations! Flint's most famous coney island has many locations, but the original is still going strong in Downtown Flint. Next to the famous building is the Vernor's mural, located on the exterior wall of the Greater Flint Art Council. The mural was painted in 1932 and is still enjoyed today!
    History of the Vernors Mural and Halo Burger
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    One of the biggest races in the country, The Crim Festival of races attracts around 60,000 people each year and has about 15,000 participants from all over the world. I personally cheer for the Kenyans!

    Bobby Crim launched the first Bobby Crim Road Race in 1977 with his administrative assistant, Lois Craig, as a fundraiser for Special Olympics Michigan. Gerry Myers, CEO of the Crim Fitness Foundation, praises Crim as someone who embodies a commitment to health and his dedication to reach others to promote community involvement.

    There are many races throughout the day starting with hand cyclists, then 30 year runners. After those, the main race starts followed by 8k and 5k Walk/Runs ending with the children's Teddy Bear Trot! It is a great event with lots of fun, even for those who don't race!
    Crim Festival of Races
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    One of the best things about Genesee County and the City of Flint is the Flint River! The Flint River has always attracted people due to its rich supply of wildlife. Later, corporations built along the river. In 1973, the Clean Water Act set regulations for corporations, the results of which are being realized today.

    Wildlife, including bald eagles, has returned to the river and people come from all over to see them. The water is clean and is currently the drinking water source for the residents of the City of Flint until the Karegnondi pipeline is completed. Residents and visitors alike enjoy the Flint River for fishing, canoeing, and kayaking.
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    Having just had the 4th of July holiday, which my hubby was finally off work for, we went driving around in Genesee County. It really is a nice place to live. We went to a wonderful new place, the Flint Farmer's Market. We ate lunch there and went over to Goodrich to our son's home for a cook out and fireworks! On the drive over, I noticed all the United States flags on people's homes and lawns. What true pride I felt for our country! Oh, we have our problems, in our country as well as in Michigan, but we also have many great people who live in every area of our country. You know the ones who love God and their families. I thought of all the men and women who have kept our country safe on this 4th of July. Thank God and thank you America!
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    Spencers Art House
    The Spencers Art House Project is a wonderful project that is rejuvenating a part of the Carriage Town Historic District. The Spencer's Art House is an alternative art space and design incubator which will help promote Art, Historic Preservation, Green Alternatives and building a sense of community in Downtown Flint. The old funeral home will be renovated to serve as a Hub for the Art community. A renovated funeral home with a ground floor planned for exhibitions, meeting space, and a performance stage, an outdoor screening area and garden, and studios for visiting artists, the Art House will be a Midwest regional center for contemporary public art initiatives organized by Flint Public Art Project and other groups. The art community is a huge part of the rebirth of Downtown Flint and Carriage Town.
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    The Carriage Town Historic Home Fair is a great place to start looking to buy a historic home. This tour showcases four to seven historic homes that have been renovated, along with some great businesses that thrive in the district. During the home fair, you can talk to a mortgage lender who specializes in historic homes, talk to a realtor familiar with historic homes and view the beautiful homes inside and out. Carriage rides, old fashion lemonade stands and antique sales are just some of the things to see and do.
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    Carriage Town Historic Neighborhood is Flint's best kept secret. Carriage Town is a local historic district that was established in 1982 by civic minded individuals to preserve Flint's rich automotive past. The Carriage Town name best describes the majority of extant housing built when Flint was the Carriage Capitol of the United States and World. This housing sheltered workers who had no choice but to walk to work. It was also home to many auto pioneers such Buick, Durant, Nash and more. Many of its workers and management lived in the neighborhood between 1876 and 1920. The success of the carriage manufacturers in Flint lead to Flint being named the "Vehicle City" in 1905. The Carriage Town Historic District's boundaries are the Flint River on the south, Fifth Avenue on the north, Begole Street and Atwood Stadium on the west, and North Saginaw Street on the East. Carriage Town is home to great small businesses such as The Good Beans Cafe, Vogt's Flowers, Soggy Bottom Bar, Witherbee's Market, Hoffman's Deco Deli, The Durant, Berridge Apartments, La Familia Mexican Restaurant and much more. The neighborhood is also seeing a rebirth of historic renovations, lofts, apartments and many people moving into the neighborhood.
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    A visit to the Flint area would not be complete without a trip to Angelo's Coney Island. Open since 1949 the name Angelo's has become synonymous with Coney!
    Known for their famous Flint style sauce and Kogel's Franks, Angelo's is reputed to have the best Coney's in town, and many feel, in the state.
    With its diner atmosphere, including booths and counter seating, you never know who you will see eating there. Many local politicians and celebrities often eat there for lunch and dinner.

    If you are a novice, when ordering, just ask for "2 UP" (2 Coney Island hot dogs, loaded!)
    Angelo's Coney Island
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    Vintage US 23 Drive-In was built in 1951. This drive-in has been in operation for over 60 years and is very popular statewide!
    The Drive-in features three screens and around 1200 spots for cars. Also a playground area and a full concession stand.
    Meeting friends, sitting in lawn chairs, sharing popcorn, watching movies, and chasing kids around makes for a nostalgic night!
    During the Back to The Bricks car cruise festivities US 23 Drive-In hosts a movie night for vintage cars and others that is really fun to see!
    US 23 Drive-In Cinema's
  • Suzi Stemper
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    What can be more American then apple pie and Coney dogs? All around the City of Flint there are great places to get the pie and all the dogs you want. If you want fresh dogs....you can stop in Flint Township at the Koegel's and get fresh hot dogs for your home cook outs. Great places to visit and live with good old American apple pie and Coney dogs....with homemade chili

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