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Woodward Avenue greasy spoon Athens Coney Island is changing hands for the second time in its nearly 61-year history. Brothers and co-owners Mark and Greg Mitchell have sold the diner to husband-and-wife team Zef and Marija Dedvukaj. The Mitchells purchased Athens from the original owner in 1978 and are responsible for adding the ‘50s aesthetic to the restaurant as well as expanding the menu. The new owners are experienced with Coneys, managing several Niki D's across Metro Detroit. "Right now we'll keep everything the same, eventually we'll introduce new food to the menu," says Marija Dedvukaj. [Crain's]
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