Monroe Streetscape: Greektown's $20 million walkway opens
DETROIT. Monroe Street in Greektown reopened to foot traffic this week after a $20 million, 19-month streetscape project. The work closed the block between Brush and St. Antoine to cars and turned it into a pedestrian strip for dining and shopping.
Mayor Mary Sheffield broke a plate at Wednesday's ceremony, and Golden Fleece co-owner Yanni Dionisopoulos, whose family has run the restaurant since 1970, lit the saganaki. The street is open now, between Brush and St. Antoine, with Greektown's restaurants back to regular hours.
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