Michigan’s Most Iconic Coney Island Diners | Eater Detroit
"It’s common knowledge among coney followers that there are two distinct styles of coneys in Michigan: Detroit-style and Flint-style. While the chili used for Detroit-style coneys is often described as being more tomato-based, Flint-style is described as more of a drier, loose meat sauce that sits on top of the hot dog (usually sourced from Koegel’s Hot Dogs) and differs only slightly in flavor, depending on the type of spices used. Starlite Diner is among the longtime coney-centric establishments of Flint, founded in 1966. Here, guests can order a coney served with fries and slaw, breakfast combos, and a broasted chicken for dinner." - Serena Maria Daniels
