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Fire seriously damages Kerby’s Koney Island in Southfield

Restaurant closed for forseeable future

SOUTHFIELD, Mich. – A fire broke out inside a Kerby’s Koney Island restaurant in Southfield early Wednesday morning, significantly damaging the building’s interior.

Investigators were still working to identify the cause of the Wednesday, June 14, blaze that overtook the popular diner on Northwestern Highway, near the intersection of 10 Mile and Evergreen roads. The building’s exterior appeared mostly unaffected, apart from at least one broken window, but the fire nearly ruined everything inside the restaurant.

You can see footage of the damage in the video above.

Southfield fire investigators spent most of their time in the restaurant’s kitchen on Wednesday morning, according to our crews at the scene. It is possible they were examining the fire’s point of origin, but few details have been confirmed by officials at this time.

The restaurant will be closed for the foreseeable future. Extensive interior repairs would be necessary before reopening.

It does not appear that anyone was injured in the fire.


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