Food trends we hope to see (and not see) in Detroit during 2017

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With 2016 behind us, we have another year to look forward to - especially in our food scene. While we've made some important improvements in our local restaurants, there are some things we'd rather leave behind, and some trends that have either yet make a splash here or that just need to be addressed ASAP. Here are our picks for what's hot and what's not in 2017. --By Serena Maria Daniels

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