With mouthwatering wings and a relaxed vibe, The Block will make anyone feel like they are a part of the neighborhood. Michelle Oliver takes us there to Dine in the D.

“My father and his partner actually developed the entire block, the physical block,” explains Stephanie. She called the development a “labor of love” for her family, so they called the restaurant “The Block” to commemorate that. They are very proud to be Black developers and like to use their success to help promote other Black-owned businesses. That is a part of their Black Wines and Spirits Happy Hour, along with the McBride Sisters Estate Wine “Black Girl Magic Rose,” Uncle Nearest Whiskey, and Anteel Tequila. All Black brands are $5, and Happy Hour is weekdays from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.

Host Tati Amare chatted with Nailah Ellis, Founder of Ellis Island Tea, about her new Hollywood partnership. She started by selling teas out of her trunk 4 years ago. Her tea is only manufactured in Detroit and is sold at Sams Club and Costco, and it will be coming soon to Walmart, CVS and Target. Now mega-star Kevin Hart has committed to investing and partnering with Ellis Island Tea. Watch the video to hear more about Ellis Island Teas new Hollywood star partnership.

DETROIT – Nailah Ellis-Brown signed a partnership with a global mega-star using the sweet tea recipe of her great grandfather, who came to the United States through Ellis Island more than 100 years ago. Ellis-Brown is going head-to-head with the big beverage companies with her tea -- Ellis Island Tea. Ellis Island Tea began with Ellis-Brown making her great grandfather’s Jamaican-style tea in her mother’s basement and selling it from her car 12 years ago. Ellis Island Tea partnered with one of the biggest names in entertainment -- Kevin Hart, who is now an investor in the company. You can find out more information on Ellis Island Tea on its official website here.

DETROIT Friday is Juneteenth, a day dedicated to freedom, and many cities across the country are stopping to celebrate -- including Detroit. Nailah Ellis-Brown shut down the Ellis Island Tea facility on Juneteenth to give her Detroit staff the day off to spend with their families. Ellis Island Tea is a family affair that began with Ellis-Browns great grandfathers tea recipe. She said she wants to give her staff Juneteenth off every year. April Anderson said she wanted to use her platform to raise awareness about Juneteenth and help local nonprofits.