Our Gander correspondent Michele Maleszyk went to JoJo’s Shake Bar in downtown Detroit to try out the restaurant’s unique fall menu.
@gandernewsroom 🍔 LOOKING FOR GOOD FOOD AND GOOD VIBES? Our Gander correspondent Michele (@michiganmomofone) went to JoJo’s Shake Bar in downtown Detroit to try out the restaurant’s unique fall menu. JoJo’s Pumpkin Patch Milkshake is truly a sight to see. It includes an entire slice of pumpkin pie on top, along with a taffy apple and other delicious fall flavored treats. There’s also a variety of food items available, including an onion ring tower, several burger and sandwich options, French fries, salads, and more. Don’t forget to share this with all the foodies in your life—trust us, they’ll thank you for it. @jojosshakebar 🎥 @michiganmomofone for Gander #Michiganfood #Michigander #DetroitFood #DetroitFoodie #Michiganders #MichiganFoodie
JoJo’s Pumpkin Patch Milkshake is truly a sight to see. It includes an entire slice of pumpkin pie on top, along with a taffy apple and other delicious fall flavored treats.
There’s also a variety of food items available, including an onion ring tower, several burger and sandwich options, French fries, salads, and more!
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