This Timeless 1940s Restaurant In Michigan Sells The Best Sliders In America
Sophie Boudreau
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When everyday life becomes stressful, there’s nothing more wonderful than settling in for a delicious meal among timeless surroundings. Regardless of your age, a vintage diner always seems to soothe the soul – and there’s one such spot here in the Great Lakes State that will quickly capture your heart. The next time you’re craving a classic meal, make your way to Telway Hamburgers, an unforgettable diner in Detroit.
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For more information about this one-of-a-kind Michigan eatery, visit the Telway Hamburgers Facebook page.
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What goes better with nostalgic sliders than a few scoops of ice cream? Start your brain freeze journey at Telway, and then check out this ice cream trail in Michigan or some of our favorite places to grab soft serve.
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